Indiana Women Democra tic Club to hold fall convention at Clifty Falls
Governor McNutt and President Roosevelt receive strong endorsements from the Indiana Women s Democratic Club. The annual fall meeting will be at Clifty Falls Hotel near Madison with a record crowd anticipated as affiliated clubs increase membership. Resolutions praise Roosevelt s leadership and urge Congress to continue support while commending McNutt for efforts toward state recovery and tax relief.
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Congress
Indiana tax laws bring new taxpayers to state system
About 250 000 residents who never paid taxes will contribute this year under Indiana's new tax laws stated by Secretary Ketchum of the state board of tax commissioners. The reform shifts burdens to intangible property, widening reporting and creating a broader sense of civic responsibility.
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Ketchum
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
Indiana's new political immunity law sparks party clash
The Indiana Republican state committee introduces a concept called political immunity. It contends that branches of state government are supposedly immune to party politics. The move emerges amid ongoing campaign tensions in Indiana.
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Indiana
Republican State Committee
Republican party clashes over state employee politics
Fall meeting at state headquarters exposed fear of job loss if Republicans failed. The criticism targets a push for political immunity after admitting prior department-wide party work. Officials note a new administration selecting competent workers while the party complains of immunity.
Optimism From Senator Van Nuys on Roosevelt Programs
Indiana readers hear Senator Van Nuys assess Congress and Roosevelt’s policies. He cites improved conditions and gradual progress while avoiding hype, contrasting with a 1930 campaign claim of “depression” as a state of mind. He stresses frank, informed leadership rather than flashy statements.
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Roosevelt
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Watson
Van Nuys to Bring Message at Indiana Democratic Editors Meet
Democratic editors and party leaders from Indiana plan a two day convention at the Spink Wawasee Hotel and Country Club on Lake Wawasee in August. The event expects at least three hundred guests plus hundreds more for a banquet with dancing and a keynote speech by a Washington appointee. Attendees will enjoy fishing golf canoeing tennis motor-boating yachting and horseback riding on the lakeside resort. Representatives from nearly every Indiana county are expected to attend.
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United States
Frederick van Nuys
Washington
Democrats Eye Largest Indiana Gathering Since Roosevelt Visit
A week of political maneuvering previews Indiana's August 7 and 8 Democratic Editor’s convention at Lake Wawasee. The event signals a broader 1934 campaign, with Gov Ter McNutt reshaping state personnel, Republican criticism rising, and Senator Van Nuys and Roosevelt figures highlighted as campaigns unfold.
Elected state official gains power under new reorganization
The Indiana treasurer William Storen now heads a large expanded treasury department with eleven divisions including tax collection bodies. The reform grants him authority to transfer funds between agencies, reducing defunct bank losses and strengthening state finances amid talk of broader income and intangible taxes.
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State Finance Board
Storen
Statehouse
Department of Treasury
Scottsburg
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Ft. Wayne
Board of Tax Commissioners
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Indianapolis
Department of the Treasury
Treasury
State Treasury
Fletcher American Bank
Treasury Department
New State Sinking Fund
Clarence Jackson
Newcastle
House of Representatives
State House
Paul McNutt
Floyd Williamson
Indiana’ Statehouse
Governor McNutt Speaks on Public Construction Benefits
Governor Paul V. McNutt outlined advantages of federal funded public works for cities towns and counties across the state in a Monday night radio talk. The address aired 6:30 to 6:45 from station WFBM Indianapolis as part of a weekly series from the Governor's office.
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Paul V. McNutt
WFBM
Indianapolis
Week of Glory for a Beloved Leader in Every Circle
A celebrated figure dominates the week with consistent victories and wide recognition in social circles. The piece honors enduring leadership and the joy it inspires across communities during a short span.
Grand Circuit Racing At State Fair Set For Sept 2 8
The Indiana State Fair will host Grand Circuit racing from September 2 to 8 with multiple races daily and substantial purses. Superintendent of Speed F J Claypool of Muncie says prospects are strong for another large meet. Initial events include a 2 14 Pace for 4%4 mile horses and a 2 18 Trot for 1 mile horses with $300 purses, followed by a 2 23 Pace for 1 mile horses and a 1 500 Early Closing Pace on September 4.
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Indiana
Indiana Horse Races Outline Week Schedule and Travel Notes
The notice lists race events including 2:15 and 2:20 trot and pace classes with early closings and purses such as 1200.00 and 500.00 plus assignments to Cedar Hill Stock Farm and Hotel Lockerbie. It also mentions Burnettsville residents traveling to Bic Timber Montana and Scout activities with a Logansport rally and Riverside park pavilion awards.
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Indiana
Assy’s
Cedar Hill Stock Farm
Barye Shinai
Vex Jed Here A Partition Suit Moves Courts
William O Con nell files partition suit against Aldyth Thomas and others. Case moved from White County Circuit Court to Carroll Court for further action.
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William O’connell
Aldyth Thomas
White County
Carroll Court
Notice to heirs and creditors in Gates estate final settlement
In Carroll Circuit Court April Term 1933 Wilber P Gates as Executor presents final account and vouchers for Gilbert Gates deceased The exam date is June 24 1933 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted Clerk Wilbur Lane Delphi Indiana June 3 1933 Attorney Clarence Cowger for Estate
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Carroll Circuit Court
Wilber P. Gates
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
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