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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
Indiana political essay defends the reorganizing law as simplifying the system and reducing centralization. It notes past expansion of boards and costs, while arguing a governor led centralization is accountable and the skip election dispute may fade under Roosevelt era calm.
The article argues Roosevelt’s beer proposal offers limited employment and budget relief, noting uncertain revenue and potential social costs. It suggests beer may distract from deeper economic recovery efforts while warning against overreliance on this parlor topic.
The piece criticizes Senator Arthur R. Robinson of Indiana as "cheap" for opposing President Roosevelt's cost cutting aimed at balancing the national budget. It accuses him of exploiting ex-service men for political gain while ignoring their needs and calls him a national laughing stock for challenging executive power during a critical period.
Washington correspondents say Governor McNutt impressed as best dressed at the conference called by the President while Indiana’s leader left a strong impression of effective governance. Candidates for repeal or retention of the eighteenth amendment must state clear views, eliminating hypocrisy in the issue. Roosevelt’s two weeks as chief executive earns praise for backbone and a confident smile. Courtesy cards are banned from state police circles, promoting civility without cards. Van Nuys praises aligned support for the President as proper conduct. Cement bids cited as 1934 rates reflect hoped for prosperity. Bank closings weigh on bank bandits amid the new administration’s interference with business.
The past week saw gains in overhauling Indiana government under the 30 June deadline with Lt. Gov Townsend and Frank Finney pushing department reforms. Governor McNutt emphasized economy and balanced budgets as politics and national Roosevelts policies shaped voter mood and Arthur Robinson faced opposition from ex-service groups and Indiana Republicans.
Democratic members nationwide face a crossroads over backing President Roosevelt amid calls for a balanced budget and veteran benefit cuts. Indiana figures, including Senator Van Nuys and Rep. Boehne, gain influential committee assignments as the Roosevelt administration reshapes governance and public confidence rises.
Notice to public outlining five year extensions for all school fund loans and mortgages existing April 1, 1933. Mortgagors must file written acceptance with the county auditor within six months. Delinquent interest may be paid in equal installments over up to five years. Date witnessed March 18 1933. J L Whiteman Auditor Carroll County Ind. 4 21
Cleaning a dusty straw hat with damp corn meal then dry meal followed by peroxide creates a like new hat. A basic chowder recipe combines fish bacon tomatoes milk onions and flour to thicken served with crackers.
Instructions describe a fried mush recipe using two cups boiling water in a double boiler and corn meal added slowly, with salt. After thickening and optional thinning with water, cook at least one hour, cool in a buttered leaf pan, then slice, flour, and fry. Serve with butter and maple syrup.
A casual note suggests any fish can be used for chowder. Halibut or canned Fish Flakes are recommended. The recipe mentions 1% pounds of fish and 1 cup of cubed potatoes.
A simple recipe blends ground dates with soda and boiling water then mixed with sugar flour salt and egg. Butter is added and nuts fold in before baking in a moderate oven for a moist date cake.
A dated dessert method describes steaming dates in milk then pureeing them. The mixture is seasoned with egg salt and cinnamon, poured into a crust lined pan, and baked slowly for about 45 minutes.
Recipes describe baked orange pudding using eggs milk melted butter flour baking powder oranges and an orange sauce. Instructions include batter preparation peeling orange bits and baking in a greased dish, plus a stale cake based baked charlotte with jam and a light custard poured over. Serve hot with lemon sauce or cold with cream.
Ralph Bending and Floyd Erickson of Indianapolis were arrested in Flora when articles found in their car prompted speculation they sought chickens. They have been released from jail.
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will on Tuesday April 4 1933 receive sealed bids by 11 00 am for groceries meats dry goods clothing hardware boots and drugs for the Poor Asylum for three months ending June 30 1933. They may require bond with sureties and reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Auditor Carroll County Indiana dated March 7 1933.
Notice is hereby given of the sale to cover a debt of 75 dollars of a Relay truck Model D S 6 motor No 4236I serial No 17350A. The truck will be auctioned to the highest bidder on Saturday April 1 1933 at 10 A M at 208 E Front St Delphi Indiana. Arthur Schnepp.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Emma J. Schock Executrix of the estate of David Schock late of Carroll County Indiana deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Floyd J. Julien attorney for Executrix. Date March 20 1933.
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