The President's Address and Its Reception
The piece analyzes Roosevelt's Sunday night address as decisive yet conciliatory to conservatives while warning radical elements. It highlights his stance on unemployment and public works, defending New Deal reforms against constitutional critics and contrasting with opponents who focus on the Constitution.
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Roosevelt
America
Lincoln
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover, Mills, Robinson, Dickinson, Landis and Company
Rural press judged as lacking courage and value
The piece critiques small town papers as driven by private gain and lacking freedom and impact. It cites limited independence for editors and reporters, calls rural press a harmful, filler filled force, and notes Congress roll call absences by Representative George R. Durgan as illustration of perceived public duty failures.
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Metropolitan Press
George R. Durgan
Indiana
Durgan
Carroll County Old Squirbs File Note
Fragment from the Carroll County files notes an archival item titled Old Squirbs 000 with reference to historical records and local context. Details are sparse within the fragment and no events or dates are specified.
Soap in Carroll County courthouse basement запас lasts decade
Carroll County stores 957 gallons of soap in the courthouse basement enough to last ten years. The stockpiled detergent reserves are noted in a county record with no current purchase plans.
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Carrol County
Court House
Delphi Defeated by Anderson at State Basketball Classic
With 1500 rooters backing the Delphi team nearly all the crowd cheered for Anderson as the Delphi aggregation lost 27 to 19 at the annual state basketball classic.
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Anderson
Delphi
Farmers to have more money to spend this year
Statistical experts from Dun and Bradstreet Standard Statistics, Wall Street Journal, and the American Institute of Food Distribution, via Time magazine, report U.S. farmers will have more money to spend this year than last. The increase is attributed to drought area and other factors outlined in the issue.
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Dun and Bradstreet
Conservative Standard Statistics Company
The
Wall Street Journal
American Institute of Food Distribution
United States
What Republican Leaders Want To Forget
Critics of President Roosevelt and the New Deal urge forgetting proven benefits. The piece cites job gains, wage growth, productivity, farm relief, and corporate profits as evidence of prosperity under the New Deal and questions what Republicans would propose in its stead.
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Roosevelt
National Reciver
American Federation of Labor
United States
Republican Party
Republican High Command
Maine
Michigan
Akron
Beacon Journal
T. W. Armstrong Dies in Delphi Home
Thomas W. Armstrong Carroll County superintendent of schools died at his Delphi area home last Friday March 16. He was well known across Indiana for his service and dedication to education.
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Delphi
Indiana
Carroll County
Thomas W. Armstrong
Carroll Cu
Armstrong
Alfred E. Smith Conducts Vigorous National Campaign
Alfred E. Smith, the Democratic presidential candidate, sails a vigorous nationwide campaign as he courts voters and mobilizes party machinery across key states and urban centers.
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Alfred E. Smith
Opinions on history and reform from notable figures
S Miles Bouton laments repeat of Hitler's era while urging Americans to confront historic wrongs. Abraham Epstein calls social insurance vital. W W Bauer advocates diet and clean water for colon health. Charles Angoff warns capitalism may clash with future peace. Dr Edward C Elliot rejects passive optimism and urges action.
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Third Reich
S. Miles Bouton
Edward C. Elliot
Purdue University
Political Musings on Insull TrialsCampaigns and Indiana Visits
The piece opines that murder trials and the fall campaign crowd Sam Insull from front pages. It notes prosecutors and defenses shaping evidence to cast Insull as hero and villain and sees the trial as a public lesson in empire. It discusses Indiana’s influx of visiting talent and party strategies before the election.
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Sam Insull
Insull
Indiana
Robinson
Landis
Borah
Dickinson
Minton
Albert Stump
Stump
Delphi Team Opens Armory With 50–32 Victory
The armory dedication occurred November 21 as the Delphi team led by Moore Crosby Perigo Kerlin and Popejoy defeated Tipton 50 to 32 in a ceremonial game.
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Delphi
Moore
Crosby
Perigo
Kerlin
Popejoy
Tipton
Paul V. McNutt Named National Commander of American Legion
Paul V. McNutt has been named national commander of the American Legion. His selection marks leadership for the veterans organization as it moves into postwar activities and national advocacy.
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Paul V.mcnutt
The
American Legion
Penner Sells Trick Duck Ferdinand Owned by De Koven
Joe Penner plans to sell the trick duck Ferdinand owned by Anna De Koven of Wings of a Mystery, who objects to the sale and says Penner is nothing.
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Duck
Ferdinand
Anna de Koven
Wings of A Mtury
Penner
New Air Marks Her Goal In Transcontinental Flight
A 23 year old aviator with Bennie and Maxine Howard plans a cross country flight from Burbank California to New York to attempt to break Roscoe Turner’s transcontinental speed mark. The article notes the pilot-husband team backing the venture and the blond flyer’s aim to set a new record.
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Bennie Howard
Maxine Howard
Burbank
Calif
New York
Roscoe Turner
Dreiser's An American Tragedy Draws Attention at Trial
Theodore Dreiser's novel draws new interest as a real life crime parallel to its plot unfolds in a Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania trial. Critics note the work's photographic realism and lack of moral scruple, aligning it with genuine American experience as Dreiser argues.
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Theodore Dreiser
Dreiser
Wilkes- Barre
Pennsylvania
Upholding The President An Editorial In 1932 Republican mood shift
The piece notes thousands of Republicans backed Roosevelt in 1932 seeking action and relief from a do nothing Republican era. It reports Rep Durgan's view that many remain patriotic, demanding honest leadership and a program to replace failed policies. It predicts independent Republicans will support Roosevelt and his ally in the next election.
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Indiana
AAA
Republican Organization
Democratic Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Republic
Durgan
Roosevelt
Wnl
New Deal Drives Turn in National Trade and Industry
The National Paper Trade Association notes business improving versus 1932 with an 6.5 percent advertising rise in August 1933. Steel shows steady gains since Labor Day while hogs around 7 dollars and corn near 79 cents. Auto financing up 21 percent. Eight large firms report August earnings with five paying dividends. Farm Credit Administration eases Hoosier farmers' mortgage load by 30.5 million dollars at long-term, low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paper Trade Association
The
Farm Credit Administration
Bank Liquidation Loans in Indiana Reach Over 13 Million
The REC has loaned more than 13 million dollars in Indiana to liquidate assets in closed banks. October 8 is the last day to register.
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The
REC
Indiana
What the New Deal Did for the Home Owner
Saved 480000 mortgaged homes in the first year of the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Insured bank deposits up to 5000 dollars. Reduced rents for those on small incomes. Provided employment to 5 million people. Increased buying power for millions. Allocated 58 million dollars to Indiana for low interest loans to distressed homeowners.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
Indiana
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