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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

7

Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Rice Estate

Carroll Circuit Court September term set final settlement for Henrietta Rice estate executrix Mabel Mayne. The final account will be examined October 23, 1944 in Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Clerk Chas L Bell. Attorneys Julien Kerlin for Executrix. Miss Katherine Lamb of Frankfort visited Delphi.

Henrietta Rice Carroll Circuit Court Mabel Mayne Delphi Indiana Chas. L. Bell Katherine Lamb Frankfort

Uniforms of the White Army Dropped by British, Says Photo

A captioned image shows a man in a Boy Scout like uniform identified as a member of the White Army in the Belgian Army of the Interior. The caption notes that the uniforms worn by the White Army were supplied by Britain.

White Army Belgian Army of the Interior Pfc Tony Canonico Brieux China Mess Hall

Capehart Senate Bid Collides With Family Job Claims

The Capehart campaign center in Capehart for Senate faces turmoil over 1933 letters seeking jobs for his brother Ivan and nephew Harry Haskins. Critics cite Capehart’s remark that all Capeharts are Democrats, while he campaigns as a Republican. The piece notes past GOP criticisms and argues his 1933 “slow business” claim contrasts with today’s political posture.

Homer E. Caphart Capehart Indiana Roosevelt Hoover

IT'S UNKIND TO REMIND CAPEHART OF HIS TRANSITION

The passage notes Homer Capehart, after business improvement under Roosevelt's New Deal, saw farm profits and manufacturing profits rise, reaching about $200,000 in the last year, before he joined Wall Street and the Republican Party.

Homer Hoosier State Capehart

Capehart's Cornfield Conference Opens Political Drive

On Saturday August 26 1938 Capehart held a lavish reception at his Daviess County farm described as a coming out party for Capehart as a major Republican supporter or angel. Hundreds attended the event reflecting broad GOP backing.

Capehart Daviess County

Homer Capehart Transforms Loyalty at Indiana Rally

The piece describes Homer Capehart shifting from Democratic favors to Republican support after five years, attending a cornfield rally that cost him several thousand dollars and signaling his rise within GOP circles in Indiana. Capehart is portrayed as a wealthy, benevolent figure aligning with GOP organizers.

Homer

Capehart Turns From Democrats to Republicans for Campaign Help

The piece notes Homer E Capehart funded Democratic efforts under F D Roosevelt but then joined the Republicans. It questions whether he is welcome in the GOP while he continues backing campaign bills, and suggests political opportunists are rarely deeply liked by any party.

Capehart G.O. P Roosevelt Republican State Committee Capeharts

Capehart Nomination Draws Light Jibe in Indiana Politics

In a near election, Capehart faces mockery but aims to manage the narrative. A March 1933 letter reveals Capehart seeking help for his nephew Harry Haskins in Orwell, admitting slow business and offering to assist the Democratic county committee with a contribution if possible.

Capehart Indiana Harry Haskins Orwell Democratic County Committee

Capehart Letter to Ray Lamb Praises Capeharts Democrats

A Capehart letter to Ray Lamb of Petersburg praises the Capehart family as good Democrats and asks for help for Harry Haskins. The writer cites familiarity with A. T. Capehart and Elwood Capehart and mentions potential support from Lamb.

Capehart Ray Lamb Petersburg

Dinner guests host Nebraska families

Mrs Paul Williams and daughter Patricia Ann of Goodland along with Mrs Henry Shumway and two daughters of Hay Springs Nebraska were guests Sunday of Mrs Ambrose Clifford. Shumway will visit Goodland a week with Mrs Williams as both Mr Shumway and Mr Williams now stationed at Shumaker California after a year in Banana River Florida.

Paul Williams Patricia Ann Goodland Henry Shumway Hay Springs Nebraska Ambrose Clifford Shumway Williams Mr. Williams U. S. Navy Shumaker Calif Banana River Fla

Federal Land Bank Loans Aid Local Farmers After War

Postwar loan program offered by the Camden National Farm Loan Association through the Production Credit Office delphi site. Secretary of the Treasury directs action and calls for prepared repayment plans. Appointment door to door with no application fee, weekly office visits every Wednesday.

Carroll County Ithamur Beabout Sec’y.Treas Camden Nat’l. Farm Loan Ass’n Delphi

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