Roosevelt and Ludlow Rival 1932 Democratic Prospects
A column surveys Roosevelt's dominance in New York and Ludlow and McNutt as rising Democratic figures in Indiana. It notes Ludlow’s long press career and McNutt’s role as Indiana’s Democratic spokesman, with Abe Martin praising Democrats as the chosen people. It cites oil shale policy debates, a Grand Island radio station plan, and fiscal strain from the slump.
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Roosevelt
New York
Ludlow
Indiana
Paul McNutt
New York State
Hoosier Democracy
Louis Ludlow
Citizen
Washington
McNutt
Abe Martin
Unlucky Year for Lindbergh Vote and Local Arts News
Three hundred years after a Spaniard unearthed quinine as a malaria cure, St Louis hosts a gathering of botanists and pharmacologists. Col and Mrs Lindbergh miss the Mor row senate vote while their legal residence remains St Louis. Indianapolis musicians form a temporary symphony to cover lost receipts, debuting at Shortridge High School. Harold Lloyd’s Feet First tops new pictures, with talk of college life in his next film. University of Iowa coach Charles Brookins is dismissed for taking two wives in sixty days. both wives were his secretaries.
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St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Morrow
New Jersey
Lindberghs
St. Louis, MO
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Charles Brookins
University of Iowa
Delphi Young Man Seeks Rhodes Scholarship
William J. Clauser of Delphi, Indiana, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Clauser, is among eighteen Indiana college students seeking the Rhodes scholarship. Each award covers three years at $2,000 yearly. The state committee will meet in Indianapolis on December 1 to pick nine top scholars, who will then appear before the committee on December 6.
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William J. Clauser
A. C. Clauger
Delphi
Indiana University
Indiana College
Rhodes
Indiana
Indianapolis
Aged couple dies after Sunday accident near Delphi
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kellenberger of Chalmers die from injuries after their car overturned on state highway 39 two miles south of Delphi. Mrs. Kellenberger age 76 dies at Lafayette hospital Sunday night. Mr. Kellenberger 79 dies Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Owens not seriously injured. Funeral services held in Monticello for the Kellenbergs.
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Michael Kellenberger
Chalmers
White County
Delphi
Roscoe Owens
Owens
Ockley
New Road
Kellenberger
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Prevo and Miller Funeral Establishment
Monticello
Raymond Sorenson
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Riverview Cemetery
White
Lions Club Dinner for Cast Members
The Delphi Lions Club plans a dinner for cast and helpers of the play The Nut Farm. Proceeds from the production to be applied to the dam fund pledge. The event features a playful hunting theme with members joking about “bunnies” and the mock battle.
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Delphi Lions Club
Lions den
Harry Reed Elected to Advisory Board After Tabulation Error
An election tabulation error in Deer Creek township mis announced three Republican advisory board winners. The correct result shows Democrat Harry Reed defeating Emerson Johns by two votes. Elected members were Charley Alberts Frederick A Wiebert and Harry Reed.
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Deer Creek
Harry Reed
Emerson Johns
Charley Alberts
Frederick A. Wiebert
Reed
Alberts
Bores
Delphi Prep Faces Windfall In Season Opener
Delphi’s 1930-31 high school basketball team opens Friday at Windfall. Windfall losses to Danville and Alexandria show faults. Blessing at center anchors Windfall, with Kelly starting for Delphi alongside one other holdover from last season.
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Paul Lostutter
Delphi
Lostutter
Danville
Alexandria
Blessing
Kelly
Page Five
Chevrolet Ready to Introduce 1931 Model
In Cleveland this week Chevrolet factory officials staged the first of fifty dealer meetings. H. J. Klingler told 500 dealers that a new larger car would be publicly announced the coming Saturday and priced well below existing models. The car is longer with extensive refinements giving a big car appearance.
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Chevrolet
Cleveland
H. J. Klingler
Chevrolet Motor Co
Plans for Jackson Day banquet and women’s club
A Democratic workers meeting in Carroll County discussed a Jackson Day banquet and the formation of a Woman’s Democratic Club. A cooperative supper for over 100 preceded talks by county officials. A committee will arrange the banquet and plans for the club include Mrs. Mary S. Haugh and others. Potential guest invitations include Paul V. McNutt.
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A. Jackson
Carroll
Democratic Club
Democratic
K. of P. Hall
J. P. Wason
Wason
Mni. Walle
Fox
Migree
Akers
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
Woman’s Democratic Club
Mary
Haugh
Fred O Ferling
Emma Frushour
Bert. Allison
Lake
State Employees to Be Replaced by Democrat Officials
Indiana's capitol area faces a major staff turnover as Democratic victors prepare to replace over 200 state employees and top officials across key departments. The secretary of state's office, including auto license, state police attaches, and the bureau heads, will see shifts with names such as Robert T. Humes and Jamies L. Bradley among those affected. Change in local representation and health board implications noted as the governor's office coordinates transitions.
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Indiana
Secretary of ‘State
Ethanaf
Rotary of State
Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
Securities
Corporations Department
Safety Department
Robert T. Humes
E. L. Osborne
Jamies L. Bradley
Mark Rhoades
John McCord
Charles Dare
Edward Franklin
Health Board
Secretary of State
Delphi
Red Cross Exhorts Members to Meet Demands in Roll Call
In a forceful appeal President John Barton Payne urges all Red Cross workers to show earnest devotion courage and persistent effort to meet exceptional demands of the current roll call and ensure its success. The organization emphasizes its own responsibilities and calls for men and women to rise to the occasion.
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Red Cross
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Hoshaw Brothers Conduct Sale for Amzie Liebert
The Amzie Liebert sale held last Thursday drew a large crowd and totaled $3,150 in cash terms. Farmall fetched $700 while all other items sold well, surpassing expectations by about $600. Ho shaw Brothers of Delphi acted as auctioneers.
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Amzie Liebert
Hoshaw Brothers
Delphi
Park grading and track project eyed for Delphi area
The park board seeks permission to divert this year’s funds to grade newly acquired park property before bad weather. A quarter mile cinder track with 220 yard straightaway is set for contract this week, with bids from five or six local contractors. Dirt from the hill would be used to grade the park entrance. Delayed funding until Jan 1 limits options.
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Delphi
Park Board
Park Fund
High School Athletic Association
Singing School Memories from Delphi in 1881 82
WM. C. SMITH recalls Delphi, Carroll County, Indiana when singing schools crowded the Christian church in 1881 82. Jim Honan, a sewing machine agent, found purpose after attending with the writer, then became a veterinary, later a meat inspector, and finally a doctor of medicine, with life peppered by shifts in career and location.
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WM. C. Smith
Carroll County
Historical Society
Christian Church
Delphi
James Honan
Jim
Rodgers
Indiana Seen as Natural Center for Country's Industry
The Midland United Company launches a statewide advertising campaign in The Citizen to promote Indiana as the industrial heart of America. The series, titled Indiana Marches Forward as an Industrial State, highlights northern growth and the Lake Michigan region’s factories, steel plants, oil refineries, railcars, automobiles, and other manufacturing hubs. The campaign targets several weeks and emphasizes Indiana and adjacent territories as America’s workshop.
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Midland United Company
Indiana Service Corporation
Delphi
Indiana
America
Middle West
Middle- West
Lake Michigan
United States
Democrats Take House Republicans Control Senate In Indiana
Indiana's 1931 general assembly will meet with Democrats holding the House and Republicans controlling the Senate. The House will have about 75 Democrats to 25 Republicans, while the Senate drops from 38 to 29 members, all shaping committee and speaker choices. Reapportionment and redistricting loom as a major task with potential gerrymandering fears and census changes guiding District lines.
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Indiana
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Edgar D. Bush
Salem
Carroll County
Candidates List Campaign Costs in Carroll Circuit
A large slate of candidates filed expense statements with Carroll circuit court within thirty days of the election. Democrats listed include John Hamling Jr prosecutor donation 30.00 Byron W Calvert Madison assessor no expense James B Hurtt trustee Jefferson gasoline 1.77 Charles Crook assessor Jefferson no expense Jo Hueston Dunn trustee Burling.
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The
Carroll Circuit Court
John Hamling, Jr
James B.hurtt
Jefferson
Charles Crook
Farr Recommended for Local License Branch Leadership
Wade Farr, a popular Democrat who headed the county headquarters during the campaign, is recommended to Frank Mayr Jr secretary of state elect to take charge of the auto license distributing branch. Farr is described as a capable administrator and is said to be under consideration for the position.
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Wade ‘Farr
Frank Mayr
Peron
Farr
Gione Garrett Xt
City Del phI to City Springs Water Main Bid Aims
City council will receive bids for a new water main linking Delphi and City Springs at the upcoming meeting on Tuesday November 25. Notice to bidders has appeared and firms have studied plans by Charles Brossman city engineer.
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Delphi
Charles Brossman
Indianapolis
Indiana Voters Reject Constitutional Convention
Delaware County canvass finalizes figures showing Indiana voters rejected the proposal to call a constitutional convention by 79 873 in favor against 435 693 statewide. The note the constitution was not adopted.
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Indiana
Delaware County
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