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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
2
President Roosevelt leads a bold plan to restore confidence after the crisis. He argues America’s resources are intact and values rooted in freedom and service will sustain recovery. The talk urges courage, sacrifice, and willingness to redefine government roles for a stronger, more prosperous nation.
Indiana upbeat about Frederick Van Nuys as the new United States senator replacing James E. Watson. The Indianapolis Star notes Van Nuys as a thoughtful Democrat in a Democratic era, ready to represent Indiana and influence constructive legislation.
The passage argues that national renewal hinges on personal courage, saying society moves beyond fear and confusion as individuals show resolve. It stresses that decisive action by citizens shapes the country’s recovery from a difficult mood and era.
The United States Daily, a Washington newspaper founded to publish nonpartisan government reports, ends publication after seven years. Backed by wealthy interests, it maintained accuracy and impartiality but fell victim to the era’s fiscal mood and weak ad revenue, leaving readers to hope for a revival when times improve.
The piece praises President Roosevelt for his drastic financial measures after his inauguration. It credits strong leadership and promises of a new deal, noted support from governors including McNutt in Indiana, and widespread approval of the banking holiday as necessary to end the economic crisis.
The Indiana 78th General Assembly completed a week of swift action with over 300 new laws, most passing on administration backing. Governor McNutt begins reorganizing state government to simplify operations and reduce boards and commissions, while Democratic party organizations stay active and optimistic.
The will of late Representative Will R. Wood filed for probate in the District of Columbia lists an estate of about 500000. Purdue University is to receive about 400000 in trust for construction of a memorial building. Numerous cash bequests and annuities are designated for relatives friends and institutions. The document dated May 27 1931 was drawn in Washington and will be probated in Lafayette.
The article notes that federal Prohibition remains in force in Indiana despite repeal of the Wright bone-dry law. Medicinal liquor requires prescription under Volstead rules, and local efforts in Carroll County organize a dry campaign with precinct workers, church school education, and house to house canvassing to influence delegates to the June constitutional convention.
Game wardens stated that reports of wholesale stranding of small game fish near Oakdale were incorrect after an morning investigation found some dead hickory shad. They noted large numbers of shad are often washed ashore at this time, and praised Indiana Hydro Electric Company for careful water lowering and cooperation with conservation authorities.
In Delphi, residents recall the period when thirteen licensed saloons operated openly. As national repea l efforts and state actions stirred debate, old memories surfaced about the elaborately decorated venues and simpler sawdust floors, with discussions on which establishments stood where.
Carroll County holds a dry mass meeting at Camden with a second rally planned to select two delegates pledged against repeal. Deliberations focus on choosing a slate of two names and a 500-signature petition to place them on ballots for Indiana’s June convention.
Notice here that the administrator and administratrix have been appointed by the Carroll Circuit Court to manage the estates of John VII Shanks and Charles W. Wright both of Carroll County Indiana. Both estates are alleged solvent and will be administered by the listed attorneys.
Roy Py Martin as Administrator filed final account for Frank Wingerd deceased. The Carroll Circuit Court convenes April 3 1933 at Delphi Indiana for examination of the account. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness Clerk and Seal March 1 1933.
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