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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
2
The piece weighs the Indiana U S Senate contest between James Watson and Frederick Van Nuys. It notes Watson’s tariff stance and public record, contrasts Van Nuys’s consistency and integrity, and reflects on budget balance debates and projected impact on state leadership and federal finance.
The state welcomes Paul McNutt as a gubernatorial candidate after his statewide tour. Voters view him as a candidate of the people with constructive solutions reflecting decades of leadership in law and the American Legion. Indiana seeks trusted, competent leadership after sixteen years of dissatisfaction.
Voters in Indiana face a pivotal moment as they approach a major transition. The article outlines the stakes, key figures, and anticipated changes shaping the state’s political landscape.
The New York Times editorial lauds Governor Roosevelt's Western journey as a political success. It notes his cautious promises, steady approach, and positive reception among Democratic leaders and crowds west of the Hudson, indicating he is learning local sentiment.
A week of active campaign tours in Indiana and nationwide polls show Roosevelt leading Hoover. Editorials note Democratic gains in Monroe County and Bloomington. Wat son’s stance and Hawley Smoot tariff face scrutiny. Maine results signal a Democratic wave, with Indiana expected to swing decisively.
Mrs Bertha Atkinson and Mrs Mae Austin entertained the Ladies Aid at fee farmers home with a cooperative dinner then elected officers with all current officers retained for the year. A farewell party honored Carl Hargraves in California bound trip and local travels followed by visits, births, school news and community notes.
Fred Schortemeier argues Hoover’s moratorium prevented a total European collapse and suggests Europe could benefit from Hoover as a president given his broader achievements beyond the United States.
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