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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
An editorial urges voters to study candidates beyond pre election promises. It argues Democrats should beware self seeking rebels and pro president pledges, Republicans should favor liberalizing reform over reaction, and all voters should judge integrity and ability before voting. The piece stresses civic engagement and decisive action.
The note contrasts high school and university grads facing a topsy turvy world in June. It urges realism about job prospects, suggests choosing a suitable profession, and warns that luck often outweighs honesty and hard work in securing opportunity. Also mentions Dillinger era crime and political anxieties as context.
Logansport runs a heated campaign against saloons with a circulating remonstrance gaining traction to prohibit sale of intoxicating liquor in the city.
A Michigan college professor advocates a kingship for President Franklin D Roosevelt. The bold proposal calls for a constitutional framework and raises questions about continuity of leadership and democratic norms during the current political climate.
At Purdue University a senior stole a freshman's corduroy pants and painted 08 on the seat then hung them from a wire on campus. The freshman pressed burglary charges and over 1000 students crowded the courtroom before the case was sent to the faculty for decision.
A large portion of Mexican newspapers favor Elihu Root for president of Mexico amid calls for reform and stability. Supporters cite Root’s international experience and diplomacy as keys to addressing Mexico’s challenges.
Hattie Rogers formerly of this county seeks a divorce from Lincoln Rogers and restoration of her maiden name Hattie B. Morlan. The marriage is described as quite romantic, though details are sparse as the notice ends.
The article traces Ignatius Tressitch Lincoln once branded a spy and labeled the “mystery man” of the World War and now identified as Buddhist abbot Chao Kung. Authorities questioned him prior to his across Canada passage en route to establish a monastery.
A brief correspondence through a matri monial agency brought two people together. They met in Frankfort and arranged a signaling code to recognize each other. They were not disillusioned and were married soon after. The groom has since been imprisoned for forgery.
The piece analyzes Indiana politics as candidates debate an anti nudist plank and face broader issues. It cites rises in industry and income, notes Governor McNutt’s mixed popularity, and argues voters want constructive plans over negative propaganda ahead of the fall campaign.
A collection of quotes from scientists, governors, professors, pastors, an author, and a celebrity highlighting views on public manners, education funding, marriage, the return of Prohibition, a film's earnings, and a celebrity remark. The statements reflect midcentury concerns about culture, policy, and entertainment.
Delphi Library presents concise reviews of recent additions. Each note highlights scope, author, and standout features to guide readers quickly through new titles and notable selections.
Christopher Morley presents a compilation of his best known pieces including Thunder on the Left and Parnassus on Wheels with poetry, short stories, and late essays like White House Interior. The critic notes Morley’s charm warmth and humor while praising his essay polish and stylistic potential amid verse recalls of Guest Holmes and Nash.
The Arc presents Sitting Pretty with Jack Oakie Ginger Rogers Thelma Todd and Jack Haley offering singing dancing and wisecracks. Caballos directs the dance sequence while Oakie and Haley excel and Rogers shines. The plot lightly threads romance as Todd flirts with Oakie and Haley with Rogers.
Clarence A Jackson, Indiana tax director, compares Indiana gross income tax with other states in a series. The piece notes Indiana's current rate around 0.62 percent and urges careful study as lawmakers face tax method decisions.
Delphi voters may cast only one party in the primary. A voter cannot request a city ballot for one party and a county ballot for another. Democratic ballots are white and Republican ballots are yellow.
Attendance at Indiana state parks in the first two weeks of the season topped the previous record and is expected to exceed the 1933 total by year’s end. Virgil Simmons of the Department of Conservation released the figures noting a higher overall turnout and the peak attendance occurring in the second week.
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