Government Budget Cuts Aim for Long Term Savings
The article notes omnibus and departmental budget cuts under consideration by Congress. Interior Appropriations drop from 76 million to about 45 million, saving roughly 30 million. Justice, Labor and Commerce reductions total over 27 million, seen as constructive, permanent shifts toward lower government expenses. W. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Interior
Department
House
Senate
Justice, Labor and Commerce
W. C
Mayr Likely Renominated as Secretary of State
The piece notes a Democratic state committee reorganization and eyes on Frank Mayr's bid to be renominated for secretary of state. It cites Mayr’s earlier clash with R. Earl Peters, his gracious reaction to defeat, and expectation he will be the convention choice in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Frank Mayr
Mayr
R. Earl Peters
Peters
W. C
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
National Committee
Resolutions Committees
Chicago
George R. Durgan
Eat
Indiana
Mallor
U. S. House
Ill Wood
Anti-Saloon League
Government Ownership Push for More Reconstruction Finance Checks
The article notes a request for two billion dollars more for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as the first two billions near exhaustion. It covers railroad loans aimed at reviving industry, with Wabash and Monon among beneficiaries, implying a pathway to government ownership if repayments fail and industry remains paralyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wabash
Monon
Savings The Greatest Hope For Permanent Economy
The article discusses the administration's belief that saving measures offer the best path to lasting economic stability, focusing on federal fiscal discipline and efficiency. It highlights proposed policy steps and potential impacts on government programs and services.
Cooperation and blame over Hoover administration policy debate
The piece critiques bipartisan cooperation with Hoover’s policies during depression relief attempts. It notes Democratic and Republican support for budget balancing but accuses Administration spokesmen of claiming full credit. It argues the economy bill failed due to White House insistence on its own proposals, with Congress bearing blame for the deficit and delayed retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Rainey
Snell
House Committee On Economy
McDuffie
Mills
Treasury Department
Congress
Notice of Administration for Levi Tolle Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Ransom Tole administrator of Levi Tolle's insolvent Indiana estate. The filing of the probate is dated May 18, 1932 with Gus A. Hall acting as attorney for the administrator.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Levi Tolle
Ransom Tole
Gus A. Hall
Politician Murphy Seeks Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Charles J. Murphy of Brookston, a 1930 congressional candidate, has announced his bid for the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination. Indiana public service veteran among his rivals. Fred L. Feick of Indianapolis also seeks the post. The piece notes party platform talks and mentions Tom Arbuckle of Rushville as another Democratic contender.
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Charles J. Murphy
Brookston
Will R. Wood
Ola
Mr. Murphy
Indiana Public Service Commission
Fred L. Feick
Indianapolis
Thomas Jefferson Club
Indiana
Tom Arbuckle
Rushville
Tarzan The Ape Man vivid jungle adventure on screen
The film Tarzan the Ape Man directed by W S Van Dyke brings the Edger Rice Burroughs classic to the State Theatre for May 20 and 21. Johnny Weissmuller stars as Tarzan with Neil Hamilton Maureen O'Sullivan Aubrey Smith Doris Lloyd and more in a tale of jungle danger romance and thrilling escapades set among lions apes elephants and a man-eating gorilla pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzan
State Theatre
Edgar Rice Burroughs
W. S. van Dyke
Trader Horn
Johnny Weissmuller
Neil Hamilton
Maureen O’sullivan
Se Aubrey Smith
Doris Lloyd
Forrester Harvey
Ivory Williams
Moving Sale of Personal Property Near Carrollton Bridge
A closing out sale by WM. Rogers at his Hopewell route residence 2 north of Carrollton bridge on Tuesday May 24 1932 starting 11 a m rain or shine. Items include three head of horses two Shorthorn cows 100 White Leghorn hens 150 baby chicks corn potatoes and farming implements plus harness household goods and miscellaneous items with cash terms and on site lunch. Florence Hoshaw acts as clerk for Hoshaw Bros auctioneers.
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Michigan
Carrollton Bridge
Hopewell
Hayes
McCormick
Eharness
Singer
Florence
Public Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property
Public auction to settle the Theodore Rhode estate at 234 Summit Street South Delphi on May 20 1932 starting 12:00 PM. Household goods and more plus real estate a West Franklin Street business building used as a pool room.
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Summit Street
South
Delphi
Washington and
Harrison Streets
State Road 39
Audtitor
Theodore Rhode
South Delphi
Axminster
Edison Phonograph
Philco
Franklin St
Carroll County Board of Review Sets June Meeting
Carroll County Indiana announces a June 6 1932 meeting at 10 00 AM in the County Commissioner's Room to hear complaints on personal property real estate and omitted property. The session aims to equalize valuations align assessments with true cash value and prepare 1932 returns. A special session may follow August 2 1932 to review uniformity of assessments.
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County Board of Review
Carroll County
Indiana
Court House
Said
County
State Board of Tax Comissioners
Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
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United States
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Carroll and
Cass Counties
Wickersham
John H. Hamling
Wilbur Lane
Robert F. Johnson
Ruth McCormick
Albert G. Clifton
John T. Kirkpatrick
Samuel R. Dyer
Charles W. Hargraves
2Nd Dist
Earl Chapman
W. Gc
Tubby
Commercia
GOSH
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Sklouis
James A. Heed
Missouri
Houston
Owen D. Young
Tion
John Crowley
Little Falls Times
Young
Crowley
General Electric Company
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Ape Man
Vivid Adventure
WM. Rogers
Hoshaw Bros
Auds
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Nellie Stroud
Hoshaw
Susan C. Rosenberger
Gray J. Nagele
Circuit Court
Floyd J. Julien
James.o. Obear
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