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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

6

Prominent Indiana Democrats Meet. Local Sports and Fire Losses Reported

Mrs Samuel Ralston of Indianapolis and Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen attended a luncheon and banquets with Indiana Democratic women on Wednesday at the Claypool. Eddie Blake defeated Eddie Burgess in a recent bout at Logansport. Delphi players received sweaters marking years on the team as Judge James P Wason’s two story home burned, injuring Coach Paul Lostutter who escaped from a second floor window. Dr Willard Coats arrived from Australia to visit Delphi parents.

Wilson Claypool Department Club Ruth Bryan Owen Florida Denmark Maidwell Crampton Wilson Delphi Owen William Jennings Bryan Women’s Department Club of Indianapolis Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Claypool Hotel James P. Wason Indiana Front Streets Paul Lostutter Lostutter William Fraser Willard Coats Australia Robert Coates South Delphi Coates British Columbia Melbourne

New York Times backs FDR for presidency in 1944

The New York Times editorial endorses Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term, urging trust in the Democratic party for foreign policy and postwar leadership. It argues Dewey lacks sufficient vision for the United States in the postwar era and praises Roosevelt for wartime accomplishments and steady guidance.

New York Times Franklin Roosevelt U. S the Times Wendell Willkie FDR Democratic Party New International Organization Republican Party Dewey America Roosevelt Thomas E. Dewey J. B

War's Wastage Beyond Flesh and Blood in Air Force Report

An Army Air Force summary details how 11,000 U.S. airmen were killed since Pearl Harbor and outlines training losses, weather, and risk factors. It notes 1,082,000 personnel overseas, 48,000 combat and transport planes, 1,350,000 sorties, and vast enemy destruction while stressing safety audits and court actions. It ends with a quip about a tire maker’s 5,000,000th synthetic tire amid wartime commentary.

Army Air Force Pearl Harbor U. S U.S A. A. F. Office of Flying Safety J. B

Buy U. S. War Bonds and Stamps Now

A wartime appeal urges immediate purchase of United States War Bonds and Stamps to support national defense. The notice stresses civic duty and financial backing of the war effort through savings and investments.

U. S. War

Public letters and quotes from wartime era notes

A collection of excerpts including TIME correspondent on Peleliu and Guam brutality and duration, Das Schwarze Korps on German officials defying enemy orders, a fashion quip about wool underwear, a Paris fashion show report, Cary Grant Barbara Hutton reconciliation note, and Fred W. Gunstead on truthful printing.

Chicago Daily News Helen Kirkpatrick Paris Barbara Hutton Cary Grant

Traubel Sings Wagnerian Spark in Purdue Hall

Dramatic soprano Helen Traubel of the Metropolitan Opera Company performed at Purdue University Hall of Music. She offered German art songs by Beethoven Mendelssohn Brahms Wolf and a few non German pieces including Ponchielli. The review notes the voice beauty but wishes for more melodic familiar pieces for a non professional audience. Mrs Bertha Johnson and Mrs Nannie Misner hosted weekend visitors while Miss Margaret Breheny welcomed Mary Murphy of Youngstown Ohio for an extended stay.

Helen Traubel Metropolitan Opera Company Purdue University Hall of Music Miss Traubel Beethoven Mendelssohn Brahms Wolf Ponchielli Lord Booker T. Washington Moses John Alden Carpenter Beatrice Fenner Albert Hay Malotte Paris Mary Murphy Youngstown, Ohio Margaret Breheny

Carroll Residents Receive Old Age Insurance Benefits

The Lafayette Social Security Office reports 1225 residents in Benton Carroll Clinton Fountain Jasper Montgomery Newton Tippecanoe Warren and White counties are now receiving old age and survivors insurance payments. July through September saw 146 claims for monthly and lump sum benefits from retirees and survivors, the largest three month total for the office.

Indiana Lafayette Social Security Board Allen C. Jeffries Allen C. Jeffries, Local Manager, Pointed Out. “It Is Believed, “Mr. Jeffries Benton Carroll Clinton Fountain Jasper Montgomery Newton Tippecanoe Warren White

All Politics Echoes in Curious World Commentary

A miscellany notes politics and history. It recalls Jefferson campaign costs, 1856 New York chaos, and graft in federal service. It mentions Spanish-American War beef, Elizabethan dowry voting, Ernie Pyle Brave Men, Ludwig Bemelmans Hollywood murals, and CBS dramatization of Now I Let Me Down to Sleep.

Lewis Abrahams Thomas Jefferson New York Lincoln Ludwig Bemelmans Hollywood Bemelmans Mr. Bemelmans CBS

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Ol Syguibs Samuel Ralston Eddie Blake Eddie Burgess Elks Club Logansport Blake U. S. Ar Ralston C. A. Smith Delphi High School Anderson Reed Weaver Byram Crosby Doxey Moore Wil Liam Perigo John Shuey Charles Kerlin Kerlin Walter Lowther Robert Charles Popejoy Robert Schrader Howard Howell Wason House Franklin Street THE Delphi Times Delphi Citizen Carroll County Democratic War’s Wastage East Prussia Peleliu Guam Pacific Robert Martin Germany Fred W. Gunstead Pilot Point Tex Post Signal United States Boston JuDe Bonnie E. Huston A.D BY H. T. Elmo Mexico Bertha Johnson Nannie Misner Frank Brewer Edwin Seaver Robin Lb Koun Ernie Pyle
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