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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1944
Page
6
Editorial urges calm, bipartisanship, and self discipline as Americans vote in 1944. It calls for ending name calling, learning from one another, and forging national unity to guide the nation through wartime trials.
A Democrat township report says dogs are killing young pigs near Cutler. Joseph Flora lost twenty one sucklings from two broods totaling twenty four. Margaret Lowman and Orvel Nelson report further losses. Damages filed with Trustee Elmer Shaffer. Mrs. Gros returns from Pittsburgh and Dr Hlubert Gros sails for Paris.
Current opinion discusses balancing individual liberty with economic control in resistance movements. It cites Stalin Churchill talks, US farming prosperity, and proposals to curb German industrial power. It notes TVA as a pivotal peacetime institution and mentions local Indiana events from theatre acts to roof work and community notices.
Early reports from the Division of Fish and Game indicate an average east state hunting season with pheasant dates November 10 to 18 and quail plus Hungarian partridge through December 20. Rabbits may be taken until January 10. pheasants and quail populations are above average in many areas with over 75 000 birds released state wide. Hunters must secure landowner permission before shooting on private property.
New postal rules cut money order fees and parcel post insurance charges effective Wednesday nationwide. First class rates stay unchanged. Special delivery up to two pounds rises to 13 cents plus postage, longer weights to 17 cents. Money orders under 2.50 drop to 6 cents, higher brackets reduced. parcel insurance drops to 3 cents for up to 5, and scale to 25 cents max. Notice also lists a court petition for birth time and place.
Dr. Brogan’s study of American life shows why Americans act as they do. He covers pioneer heritage, regional conflicts, immigration, education, and religious traditions while noting pop culture and daily attitudes.
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