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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
2
A magazine analysis argues the small town matches the city in culture as retirees and graduates return home. It cites outdoor access, lower pressure, absence of mansions and traffic cops, and fewer crises as town strengths.
William Margowski, a longtime Delphi resident born in Germany, built a respected local business and was celebrated for his charm humor and generosity. His loss is deeply mourned by the community that valued his kindness and wit.
Indiana Attorney General G B Philip Lutz says he will draft a bill to ban nudist camps in the state. He urges legislative candidates to declare their positions on this issue. The note also critiques William Randolph Hearst's talk of abundant prosperity and comments on radio programs.
A reflective note praises politics as the most promising career, emphasizing public service, leadership potential, and societal impact. The piece frames political work as a path offering influence, responsibility, and opportunities to shape policy and community outcomes.
Lorado Taft is criticized as a harsh trainer while Harry Milroy of Delphi, an artist and sculptor, provided young Sims with valuable training and encouragement noted in the piece.
William Insco Buchanan once a local blacksmith turned early U S minister to Argentina and Panama. Born Covington Ohio about 56 years ago he rose through insurance law and politics, served as arbitrator in a South American dispute for $100000 in gold, later directing the Pan American exposition and pursuing banking success.
The county held a local option vote that yielded a decisive victory for dry supporters. The result underscores a shift in public sentiment on alcohol policy within the community.
The article portrays President Theodore Roosevelt asserting control by speaking for cabinet officers who are instructed to remain silent. It frames Roosevelt as the dominant voice directing policy with the cabinet in supportive, passive roles. The piece emphasizes Roosevelt's commanding presence and his belief in decisive leadership.
The Indianapolis News notes Delphi native Ralph Waldo Sims as one of the country’s most promising young sculptors whose work has attracted substantial attention and acclaim.
Ex convict Joseph Newton is shown after arrest in Tucson while held on a warrant for a Medford Oklahoma bank robbery. He will not be returned until investigators complete a review of his activities in Arizona.
The item notes Al Jolson born 1886 calling for Mammy and cites the 1929 marriage of Charles Lindbergh to Anne Morrow. It adds a quip on marriage economics about husbands earning money and wives questioning changing fortunes. The piece mixes cultural trivia with social commentary from the era.
A literary review notes Nathan’s Autobiography of an Attitude as a penetrating expression of an American man of letters. It remains a strong stylistic work on prohibition marriage art and church and stands as enduring theater criticism. Also mentions a Iowa missing dachshund ad and a radio repair ad by Herb Smith.
A compilation of quotations on aviation danger, government, unemployment in musicians, crime methods, church role, and eating habits. Notable voices include Kenneth Brown Collings, Harold M. Groves, Grace Overmyer, Attorney General Cummings, Dr Burris Atkins Jenkins, and Gelett Burgess.
A reflective monologue on philosophy and life from a self styled thinker. The narrator riffs on idealism pragmatism and human nature while mixing literary references and personal musings about intelligence effort and fate. He asserts life challenges and his own identity within a casual rambling voice.
Billie White alias Mrs Billie Mace sister of Bonnie Parker is held in Fort Worth jail after arrest with Floyd Hamilton. They face charges of killing two officers who questioned them at Grapevine Texas on Easter Sunday.
Greta Garbo stars as Queen Christina with John Gilbert in a standout film praised by critics and box office. The story, acting, and direction receive high notes, and Garbo's performance is described as a career highlight inspiring renewed public interest.
The Indiana Branch of the National League of District Postmasters third and fourth class postmasters will hold their state convention in Indianapolis on June 25 and 26. Subscribe for The Citizen.
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