The Ex Presidencies and a New Academic Chair
The article muses on post presidential careers suggesting colleges often appoint ex leaders, cites Cleveland and Taft, and proposes a Stanford chair of biology for President Hoover. It criticizes tariff policy and economic claims, arguing for a new academic department led by a renowned biologist to explain or rectify public policy failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Cleveland
Taft
Supreme Court
Stanford University
Hoover
Will Woods
Indiana
Tariff Commission
Senate
Jim Watson
Treasury
Third Virgil Kirkland Trial Hovers in View
The prosecutor cites the Taxpayers Association for guidance as a possible third trial looms. Public interest runs high in Indiana with broad criticism of the light verdict and jurors facing questions about their motives and a death penalty assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Kirkland
Taxpayers Association
Indiana
Reformatory
The Seven Mistakes of Man
A famous writer lists seven common errors: crushing others to gain advancement, worrying about unchangeable things, declaring impossibilities due to personal limits, clinging to trivial preferences over important tasks, neglecting mental growth by not reading, trying to force others to share beliefs, and failing to save money.
French Strother Retires From Administration Secretariat
French Strother magazine editor and author retires after aiding the President in speeches and messages. He plans to use the experience to write fiction on his own account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strother
Senator Fess Warns Against Reactionary Backlash
The article quotes Senator Fess criticizing the hour's demand for simple solutions and urges a vision to grasp the problem. It contrasts his view with Hoover's grain marketing gamble and the Hawley Smoot tariff as examples of broader policy struggles.
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Senator Fess
Tariffs Spur U S Factory Growth in Canada
The Hawley Smoot tariff has led to the erection of eighty seven American factories in Canada and over six hundred American branch plants operating there. The high tariff is said to protect American standards and preserve jobs for American workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Evita
Hoover Reduces Risk Warns of Ongoing Crisis
Congressman Will R. Wood, speaking at a Winamac Republican meeting, warned that a catastrophe looms if Hoover fails to act. He urged immediate action, but acknowledged the crisis may have already begun over the past twenty months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Will R. Wood
Winamac
Canadian Tariff Seen as Blow to U S Industries
Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, condemns the Smoot Hawley tariff as devastating to American business. He cites declining trade with Canada in 1930 31 and argues tariff policy worsens unemployment and slows recovery, challenging Republican defense of current rates.
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Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Republican National Committee
Shouse
Canada
Safe celebration of our Nation's birthday with fireworks
The speaker urges caution from all persons and full cooperation from dealers to prevent dangerous and explosive fireworks sales. Most Indiana manufacturers wholesalers and dealers participate responsibly while some outstate and Indiana sellers have been negligent and are urged to comply with regulations and common carefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Scholarships Offered to Twenty Boys in Indiana
Twenty Indiana boys may attend the Boys State Fair Camp tuition free through a 22 dollar fund from the N V Potash Export Co The awards cover ten corn club six potato club two sweet potato one tomato and one onion scholarship Winners announced by August 15 based on Purdue 4H Club scores County agents select one entry per class and must have fair exhibits Enroll by August 18 with E J Barker Secretary Treasurer Indiana Board of Agriculture Campers arrive by September 4 stay through September 12
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Indiana
Ofi
N. V. Potash Export My
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue
E. J. Barker
Sec’y Treas
Indiana Board of Agriculture
State House
Indianapolis
Husband Calls Wife Angel After Brief Marriage
A newlywed couple shares a playful morning exchange. He greets his wife with Good Morning angel as she questions the nickname. He explains that she is always up in the air or harping, and she has nothing to wear.
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Angel
Park Board invites bids for Delphi bath house project
The Park Board of the City of Delphi announces bids due June 1 1931 at 7 30 PM for the construction of a bath house at the city swimming pool. Bidders must submit a lump bid with a $100 bond or certified check. Plans and specifications are available at the City Clerk Office. Non contestable bids require the contractor to enter into a contract within ten days or forfeit the bid bond.
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Park Board
Diana
Wee
Benois
Ees
Pi & Darvel
Mide
Saare i
City OF
Delphi
Bonh An Panne
Memorial Service Held for Odd Fellows at Rockfield Church
The Odd Fellows held a memorial service last Sunday at 3 pm at Rockfield Christian Church with Rev. Hugo and Rev. J Orr Powell presiding. Lodge members met at 2:30 pm at the lodge hall and marched in a body to the church as special musical numbers were performed.
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Odd Fellows
Rockfield Christian Church
Hugo
J Orr Powell
Lodge
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Mary O'Donnell administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of Patrick H. O'Donnell, deceased. Attorneys Hanna and Hanna and Clarence O. Toolen handle the estate. Filing details indicate the estate is to be settled under Indiana law.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Patrick H. O’donnell
Lof
Mary O’donnell
Notice to heirs creditors in Porter D Haskell estate
Carroll Circuit Court hears final settlement in the Porter D. Haskell estate filed by Carroll County Loan & Trust Co as administrator. The June 24 1931 examination requires all heirs creditors or legatees to appear show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien seals the court Delph i Indiana. Smith and Smith Attorneys 14 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter D. Haskell
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust Company
Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Carroll Circuit
Delp.i
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Erk
Smith & Smith
Sheriff’s Sale in Carroll County Indiana 1931
The sheriff will offer at public sale on June 27 1931 at Delphi Court House, Carroll County, Indiana, the rents and profits for up to seven years from the NE quarter of the SE quarter of section 14, township 26 north range 2 west, 40 acres more or less, to satisfy a decree of 3459.15 plus costs. If needed, the fee simple of the estate will be sold at the same place and time. John T. Ives represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Hunter
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Paintiff
Court House
Delphi
Jesse R. Clawson
Ind
Joseph T. Ives
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Wayne Coy
Grace Cady Coy
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Mellon
Man
Tubby
Heber
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Greencastle
Methodist Church
Committee On
Bishop Welsh
Pittsburgh
Methodist Conference
Oxnam
Big Four
Jones
Wingate
Windfall
Smith
Danville
Jonesboro
DePauw
College — Hall
Mankers
Indiana Harbor
Kern
East Chicago
Elmer Jones
Hammond
Calumet
Safe and Sane
Alfred Hogston
Hogston
Victory Globe
Sons of Guns
Houston
GEO. C. Loy Roofing CO
Delphi, Ind
Sheriff's Sale
THE
Hildren
Castoria
Chas. H. Fileichet
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