Old Squirbs: Marriages and Movements in Carroll County
Dr Charles C Crampton wed Miss Flora Blanche Fisher at the Fisher home in Battle Ground with Rev H S White officiating. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hiram Thompson east of town. The Delphi Times and Carrell County Citizen merge under one editor and office. Mr and Mrs J H Burr plan a six week European tour. Landis to debate Champ Clark with Arkansas debates arranged. J A Shirk and son Herbert to Petoskey Michigan. Co B Landis spoke at Clarinda Iowa as a windstorm damaged a tabernacle. George R Ives wed Miss Josephine Cartwright in South Delphi. James Obear and Emma Jackson marry on Monroe Street.
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Charles C. Crampton
Flora Blanche Fisher
Wm. J. Fisher
Battle Ground
H. S. White
Battle Ground Methodist Church
Fisher
George R. Ives
Josephine Cartwright
John A. Cartwright
South Delphi
James Obear
Emma Jackson
Monroe Street
Stuart Chase Endorses F D R Proposal In 1937 Letter
Noted economist Stuart Chase writes to The New York Times defending Roosevelt's court reform plan. He warns of six million farmers left in legal vacuum after AAA ruling, millions of workers seeking wage protection, and a dust bowl era push for federal action to shield agriculture, finance, and social programs.
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Stuart Chase
New York Times
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Grant
America
New Bedford Mills
Slavery in the Kitchen Defies Domestic Duty Myths
An essay argues that long hours and meager pay in domestic work reflect a gendered system. It critiques traditional expectations and highlights women or maids trapped in unpaid labor while urging a greater defiance of restrictive norms.
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John L. Lewis
Martha
Mary
Judicial Sit-Down Shows Court in Political Crossfire
The Supreme Court faces two key tests Washington minimum wage and Wagner Act cases. A uphold or strike down would expose inconsistency in its past rulings and fuel Roosevelt’s reform arguments. Critics say either outcome reveals judicial overreach and a bias against liberal legislation.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Birthday Remembrance for Thomas R. Marshall Marked by Wreath
Indiana Democratic Woman's Club Congresswoman Virginia Jenckes laid a wreath on the statue of Thomas R. Marshall at the Capitol’s Senate entrance to honor the late vice president born March 14 1854.
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Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Indiana
Democratic Woman's Club
Virginia Jenckes
Thomas R. Marshall
United States Senate Chamber
Capitol
Current Opinion Quotes Amidst Public Figures
A compilation of remarks from Stuart McDonald of FHA Dizzy Dean W Carson Ryan and C A Dykstra and Roger Babson. The quotes touch on housing industry, sports outlook, teacher training, anti Communist stance, university leadership and political risk.
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Stuart McDonald
FHA
Twilight of Knee Pants and Cast of Hats Across Cities
Commentary mixes fashion, politics, and war reportage. It notes ANTA Monica style shifts away from footmen to officers, a humorous take on holdouts in baseball, Hollywood fashion trends, a platypus inspired hat, and brutal Ethiopian repression under Graziani with mass executions and use of gas and air bombing.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Solomon
Budapest Catacombs and Their Long History
The Budapest catacombs date from the Ottoman era when Buda was held by Turks, serving as escape routes for a beleaguered garrison. They also house fresh water wells and rooms that stored many skulls and bones, similar to Rome. A light note on turning 100 mentions insurance agents stopping their pestering.
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Budapest
Buda
Christendom
Rome
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Carroll County Citizen
Crampton-Fisher
Hiram Thompson
Tcewn
the Citizen and Times
Delphi Times
Carrell County Citizen
Citizen
J. H. Burr
Europe
Boston
Landis
Champ Clark
Missouri
Arkansas
James A. Shirk
Herbert
Petoskey, Michigan
Co. B. Landis
Clarinda
Tabernacle
Obear-Jackson
TI Ator
Congress
Pan
Retirement
England
New York City
North America
Ohio River
Delphi
Franklin Street
THE
Delphi Citizen
Johnson and Bailey Publishers
Carroll County
Democratic
Thomas Marshall
By S. L. Huntley
Comright
S. L. Huntley
W. S. Pat
Dizzy Dean
W. Carson Ryan
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Cincinnati
C. A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Roger Babson
Irvin S. Cobb
Ollywood
Paris
Hollywoods
Ethiopia
Graziani
Addis Ababa
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