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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
6
Mindful reminiscence of a busy period from November 12 to 17 includes snowbound delays near Delphos Ohio and a return home amid radio reports of the Lima district snowstorm. The author recalls Whittier poems, family chores, and a Thanksgiving mood while noting gratitude and domestic warmth.
The Farmers' National Union led by John A. Simpson rejects any form of federal sales tax as a farm relief measure. The Omaha convention endorsed a program urging loan refinancing at 1 percent, remonetization of silver, and protection of farm prices, with emphasis on net income tests and government currency policies.
The state fish and game division will stock stockfish from five hatcheries by new order of the conservation commission. No more individual applications will be accepted. Waters to be stocked are selected per species and public waters only. Data will be recorded, and each system charted to ensure equitable, efficient stocking benefiting licensees. Mary Cochrane returned from a Topeka trip to visit her ill brother Will Cochrane. sister Mrs Herbert Devitt accompanied her and returned home.
A historical statement argues for government backed relief and cooperative action to aid farmers beyond voluntary organization. It condemns debt cancellation and calls for remonetization of silver, tariff reduction, and a broader equitable income distribution while opposing European debt cancellations.
Indiana Democrats study potential savings of at least 300000 to 500000 dollars for taxpayers by merging boards and consolidating state bureaus. Leaders Earl Peters and Governor elect Paul V. McNutt pledge economies that do not hinder government, with public updates through newspapers and the state publicity bureau.
Indianapolis Ind Nov 22 The publicity bureau of the Indiana Democratic State Committee will be continued indefinitely announced by R Earl Peters Democratic State Chairman. Wray Fleming of Shelbyville will continue as director and serve as an attache of the state headquarters in Indiana.
Henry Eding age 80 of Delphi died after a short illness. A cabinet maker by trade he belonged to No. 174 Lodge I O O F Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank Masons and Red Men. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Joe Thompson a son Clinton of Chicago four brothers five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Blythe Funeral Home Monday at 2 oclock with Rev J Grimes officiating. Interment was in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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