Change of Tactics by Indiana Retailers Leader
Indiana retailers shift tactics after months of campaigning against the gross income tax. The organizer warns a strike could push governments into receivership, then praises Roosevelt and the New Deal, arguing tax burdens stem from public spending and urging support for broader tax reform and social programs.
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Week of Democratic Party Unity in Indiana Politics
The Democratic state committee met in Indianapolis and reported stronger unity and ongoing effectiveness in governing Indiana. Republicans faced internal strife with attacks countered by Democratic rebuttals and a $100 fundraising letter exposed. Jim Watson relations within the GOP complicate leadership as he eyed a possible House run in Indiana’s 10th District.
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Civil Service Announces Open Competitive Examinations
The U S Civil Service Commission offers exams for jobs from junior librarian to field supervisors with salaries from 1260 to 3700. Several states have not yet received their apportioned appointments, with Indiana and Delaware among those lacking quotas. Ralph Smith in Delphi is named as a contact for more opportunities.
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Wallace to address Muncie livestock meeting in 1983
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace is scheduled to speak at the Eastern Indiana Livestock Breeders Association annual meeting in Muncie on November 14 1983 under Indiana Farm Bureau auspices led by W H Settle. It will be his first Indiana appearance since moving to Washington in March to take cabinet duties. A record turnout is anticipated as he outlines parity price programs for farm products.
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Wash ington Promotes Champion of Ideals Program
The article highlights supporters backing a program in Washington aligned with cherished ideals. They expect personal benefit and fulfillment of long held dreams upon its completion.
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Beer Improves Student Morale Says Leading Educators
Educators from Dartmouth Columbia Chicago and New York University report that 3.2 beer on campus promotes relaxation and sociability, reduces the urge for hard liquor, and may support temperance and better student behavior as colleges reopen after summer.
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Ernest M. Hopkins
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Columbia University
New York
Herbert E. Hawkes
Walter B. Pitkin
University of Chicago
Quotations and Opinions from Notable Figures Featured
A collection of varied quotes from James Bryant Conant Duke of Devonshire Leslie Howard Nelson Antrim Crawford J Napier and anonymous sources. The remarks touch on education prohibition economic leadership beer strength and Hollywood culture.
Connally Predicts Dollar Gold Content Cut to 55 65 Cents
Senator Tom Connally told civic groups at a rose festival that Roosevelt would fix the gold content of the dollar at 55 to 65 cents, a move he said would further stimulate prices and general business.
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Texas
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Films to Help Make Better Shoes in London Stores
The British boot and shoe trades research association plans to film customers walking to aid fitters. A moving platform will let walkers perform motions in place, improving boot and slide design. A foot-shape measuring machine records data on clocks for shoemakers. The automotive industry uses over 80 percent of U.S. rubber.
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Notice to heirs and creditors in O'Donnell estate
Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1933 foresees final settlement of Patrick H. O'Donnell estate. Administratrix De Bonis Non Mary O'Donnell Hinkle will present account and vouchers for examination on October 20, 1933. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane. Delphi Indiana. Hanna Hanna and Clarence A Toolen attorneys.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Mary O’donnell Hinkle
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Wilbur Lane
Estate of Zulinglius Bennett final settlement notice
In Carroll Circuit Court Sept Term 1933 Daisy Kennedy administratrix presents final account and vouchers for approval. The court will examine on October 20 1933 at Delphi Indiana to hear heirs creditors or legatees show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness Wilbur Lane Clerk and Seal.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Daisy Kennedy
Delphi
Indiana
Wilbur Lane
Hanna & Hanna
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