Death of Frederick Landis Shocks Indiana Readers
The Delphi Citizen mourns Frederick Landis a sharp critic and bold writer praised across Indiana. He challenged those who sought to remake America and feared centralized power while defending individual freedom. He died after a fierce last battle with illness and leaves a lasting literary legacy.
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Cass County
Elbert Hubbard
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Is Conservatism Dying and the Case for a Wise Conservative
A reader weighs the fate of conservatism in a changing America. The piece discusses Hoover era philosophy, the next Senate balance with Republicans and liberals, and the need for a steadying, intelligent conservative party amid new economic realities. The column also notes aggressive policing of crime and finance implications for campaigns.
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Senate
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The Folks next Pulitzer winner praised by critics
Ruth Suckow notes Louis Untermeyer and Carl Van Doren praise The Folks as unusual and readable. The 727 page novel chronicles an American family from the turn of the century through hardship, with vivid characters and creative vitality.
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Louis Untermeyer
Carl van Doren
Spring bonnets favor oyster shell shape on Broadway
A Broadway observer notes bonnets remain oyster shell shaped and small. Doctors link the trend to neuralgia and ear trouble in women, saying the tiny bonnets cover the neck rather than the head and cause suffering.
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Broadway
Revivals and Debates Stir Public Faith and Social Movements
In a vivid cry, the report catalogues a torrent of religious and reform currents including revivals Mormonism free love abolition and new religious movements. The passage notes how competing ideologies clash with daily life and moral concerns.
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Heaven
Earth
Hell
Wobbling Partisan Labels Spark Debate on Courage
A remark contrasts public shifts in stance with party loyalty. The quote frames disagreement as a test of character, calling dissenters smaller in stature amid partisan expectations.
Keystone State Crew Retreat After Canal Bridge Collapse
The Canal Boat Keystone State team was driven onto the Deer Creek Tow Bridge. The bridge collapsed, sending the mules and darkey driver into the raging canal above the dam. They were pulled ashore and appear to have drowned, but the driver and two mules were resuscitated after vigorous efforts.
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Keystone State
Deer Creek
Darkey
13 Year Old Walton Perry Davis Jr Wins Good Hands Trophy
Walton Perry Davis Jr., 13, red haired rider from Locust Valley L I, holds the silver Good Hands Championship trophy as the top member of an exclusive group of the country s cleverest riders.
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Walton Perry Davis, Jr
Locust Valley
L. I
Notable political quotes and opinions compiled in 1930s era
A collection of remarks from Edwin W. Hirsch G K Chesterton Bugs Baer Charles E Coughlin Joseph V Connoly and William Jennings Bryan Jr. touching on topics from medicine home life conscience radicalism and press freedom. The items reflect period attitudes and public figures viewpoints.
Indiana Democrats Show United Front After Campaign
The Indiana Democratic party emerged from the election with a strong, unified organization and leadership. Opponents failed to sow discord, confirming that Democrats in Hoosierland fulfilled campaign promises and maintained harmony with Recovery efforts at the state level.
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Indiana
Democratic Party
Hoosierland
Grace Moore Stars in One Night of Love at Arc
Grace Moore headlines the Arc theater with One Night of Love airing Sunday and Monday. The film showcases sound cinema progress, a splendid cast, and a romantic tale of a young singer rising to fame with operatic triumph.
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Grace Moore
Arc Theater
Minton Wins Indiana Senate Seat In Democratic Victory
Sherman Minton of New Albany defeated incumbent Arthur R. Robinson by 58 308 votes in Indiana on November 6. Analysts cite Robinson’s party rifts and varying support from veteran, dry, labor, and Ku Klux Klan factions. supporters praise Minton as youthful, progressive, and pledged to Roosevelt’s New Deal. The win promises better government and national service.
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Indiana
Sherman Minton
New Albany
Arthur R. Robinson
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Robinson
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoosier Anglers Still Enjoying Sport
Indianapolis report notes quail and rabbit hunting crowding fishing but many anglers persist on streams and lakes with good catches. Game wardens report fine fishing though overall participation remains low due to scarce anglers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Izaak Waltong
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