Return of Special Privilege Is Goal of Reaction Hanna
Ralph Hanna deputy Indiana attorney general told a Madison County audience that the Democratic party fights to aid the common man. He argued bipartisan forces seek special privileges and contrasted this with a threefold Democratic program of relief, protection, and opportunity.
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Hanna
Ralph Hanna
Indiana
New Hope
Young Democrats
Madison
Clay Townships
Delphi
Democratic Party
Byrd Expedition Officer Speaks to Delphi Students
Lieut. Edgar F. Cox, Byrd Antarctic expedition member, lectured Delphi students on the South Pole voyage. He used motion pictures as an aid, but limited by power, and gave a vivid account of Admiral Byrd six months isolation, hardships, provisions, animals, and discoveries, followed by questions from students.
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Edgar F. Cox
Byrd
South Pole
Delphi
Lieut. Cox
Admiral Byrd
American Legion Seeks Strong Education Week Observance
Curtis McCain commander of the Harry Bohannon Post calls Educational Week November 9 to 13 vital to preserve American schools and push ongoing improvements. He argues democracy rests on educated citizens and urges visits to schools during the observance and continued lifelong learning. He also invites readers to explore the world’s largest business they effectively own through voting.
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Curtis McCain
Harry Bohannon
American Legion
America
McCain
The
Cliff Townsend at Logan Tonight
Dr. C. H. Winders of Indianapolis representing the Indiana Anti Saloon League will be guest speaker at the Christian church Sunday evening. The address is expected to draw a large crowd and will begin at 7 30.
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C. H. Winders
Indianapolis
Indiana Anti- Saloon League
Christian Church
Winders
Pearson and Allen Predict Roosevelt Victory by Large Majority
Drew Pearson and Robert Allen foretell a Roosevelt win by a comfortable margin on November 3. They cite a national tour of doubtful states and growing Roosevelt enthusiasm, noting Landon overpromised and failed to meet expectations.
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Pearson
Allen
Roosevelt
Drew Pearson
Robert Allen
Washington
Kansas
Landon
Delphi to Strictly Enforce Traffic Laws
The city of Delphi with the Americans Safety Campaign will strictly enforce traffic laws including head and tail lights speed limits and reckless driving. Mayor Clarence W. Hunter announced the campaign and enforcement plan.
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City of
Delphi
Americans Safety Campaign
Clarence W. Hunter
Wayne Coy Aids With Drafting WPA Plans
Wayne Coy, formerly of Delphi and now WPA administrator for Indiana, attends a meeting of American Public Welfare Association directors in Washington. He serves on the committee drafting plans for the association's annual conference set for December 10-12 in Washington.
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Wayne Coy
Delphi
WPA
Indiana
American Public Welfare Association
Washington
Mr. Coy
Association
Landon Visits Delphi On Campaign Train Stop
Governor Alf M. Landon rode a special train through Delphi on Thursday en route to Lafayette, greeting a crowd of about 1500 at the station. Though expected to speak, he gave only a brief wave from the rear platform as local Republicans and party leaders looked on with hopeful but thwarted plans for remarks.
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Alf M. Landon
Delphi
Lafayette
Landon
Robert Lieber
Mabel Fraser
B B. Mayhill
Russell Harter
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Delphi Library to Display Milroy Trobaugh Works
Delphi art lovers will view Roy Trobaugh paintings and Harry Milroy sculptures in a library exhibit opening Friday. The show includes local busts and a James Whitcomb Riley relief, with Milroy's long-hidden works featured. The exhibit runs through Friday October 30 as part of the county recreation project. Bingo follows at Red Men's hall each Monday night with all invited.
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Delphi
Milroy
Roy Trobaugh
Harry Milroy
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Red Men’s Hall
Samuel Jackson to Address Burlington Democratic Meeting
Fort Wayne attorney Samuel D. Jackson, a noted Democratic speaker, will address a Burlington township meeting at the Burlington school gymnasium on Saturday evening, October 24. He previously chaired the state convention in Indianapolis on June 16 and led the speak ers bureau for the 1934 campaign. The Burlington Democrats announced committees for publicity reception and ushers.
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Samuel D. Jackson
Fort Wayne
Burlington School
Jackson
Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Sherman Minton
The
United
Burlington
Immunization drive starts November 9 in county schools
Mrs. Esther Gregg, Carroll county nurse, said the third county immunization program for diphtheria and smallpox will begin November 9. Family participation is encouraged with reduced prices: 50 cents for smallpox. 1.00 for diphtheria toxoid. 25 cents for the Schick test. 1.00 for additional shots if needed. The program has nearly wiped out these diseases among county children. Announcements of visiting dates at schools will appear in next week's Citizen.
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Esther Gregg
Carroll County
Gregg
Democrats Schedule Busy October Meetings and Socials
Democratic groups across Tippe county announce October gatherings. Francis Murphy speaks at Pittsburg school October 23 with other parties and times, including Cutler and Washington Township meetings. A Deer Creek Rock Creek tea is planned October 26 hosted by Mrs. Goaz with speaker Ethel Raber. Herman Theophile visited Grand Rapids last week.
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Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Francis Murphy
Lafayette
Democrat Township
Cutler
Washington Township
Deer Creek
Lindsey
Women's Democratic Club
Rock Creek Township
Bessie Goaz
Rockfield
Ethel Raber
Herman Theophile
Mr. Theophile
Grand Rapids, Mich
Two Fined By J P Court During Week
Clarence Brennen was arrested by State Policeman Paul Minneman and pleaded guilty to intoxication. He was fined $25.00 and costs totaling $34.50. John W. MacIntosh, arrested by State Policeman Loren Ayres, pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on his wife but was found guilty and fined $5.00 and costs totaling $13.50.
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Clarence Brennen
Paul Minneman
John W. MacIntosh
Loren Ayres
Landon Visit to Delphi Sparks Mixed Reactions
The Delphi appearance by Gov. Alf M Landon was delayed by schedule conflicts and drew both supportive and opposing locals. The piece notes a rising campaign fervor and promises a campaign edition next week with, it says, favorable coverage.
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Alf M. Landon
Delphi
Notable greetings at city event raise civic spirit
Robert Julius congratulated for out-thinking a sneak thief. Joe Ives compliments Senator Minton’s address. Bev Mayhill extends a warm greeting to the London crowd.
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Robert Julius
Joe Ives
Minton
Bev Mayhill
London
Mrs Margret Afflis Ends Speaking Tour With Full Schedule
Mrs Margaret Afflis closes her speaking tour listing engagements at Akron Lafayette Plymouth Logansport and Warsaw across Monday to Saturday next week.
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Margaret Afflis
Akron
Lafayette
Plymouth
Logansport
Warsaw
Democratic Women of Deer Creek Township Elect Officers
The Democratic Women of Deer Creek Township met Friday at the library with county vice chairman Mrs. Marie Swickard presiding. Officers elected were Myron Johnson president, Emma Frushour vice president, Ruby Martin secretary, Edna Julien treasurer, and Ferne Hawkins township chairman. Guest speaker was Mrs. A. P. Flynn, former state vice chairman and current seventh regional director of the National Democratic Women’s Organization. Special music by the Manila String Quartet followed by community singing led by Betty Dyer and Ruth Flagler.
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Democratic Women of
Deer Creek
Marie Swickard
Myron Johnson
Emma Frushour
Ruby Martin
Edna Julien
Ferne Hawkins
A. P. Flynn
National Democratic Womens’ Organization
Manila
Betty Dyer
Ruth Flagler
Legion Promises Gay Hallowe'en Festival in Delphi
The American Legion with the Chamber of Commerce plans a Halloween celebration in Delphi on October 31. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes in several classes, with a 7:30 parade, 8:00 judging, and a dance from 9 to 12 in the armory. The Auxiliary hosts a cake walk and crackerjack sale.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe’en
Delphi
Shirley Temple
Amos and
Andy
American Legion Auxiliary
Riley Program Will Be Presented Here at Delphi High
Marcus Dickey will deliver the principal address at a special program honoring Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley in the Delphi high school auditorium on October 27. Dickey, Riley’s longtime business manager and private secretary, is a leading Riley authority and author of biographies The Youth of James Whitcomb Riley and The Maturity of James Whitcomb Riley. Additional Riley programs are planned in other Indiana communities connected to the poet. The effort is sponsored by Ross R. Lockridge of the WPA Federal Writers Project of Indiana, and the public is invited.
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Marcus Dickey
James Whitcomb Riley
Delphi High School
Riley
Indiana
Spinal Meningitis Claims Life Of Phillip Frye
Phillip Frye, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Frye from a farm near Camden, died Monday at St Josephs hospital after contracting spinal meningitis which caused school closures in Cass county. Services were held at the residence with Cedarville cemetery burial. Survived by parents three brothers Herbert John Thomas Clyde six sisters Betty Eva Johanna Geraldine Pauline Marjorie and paternal grandmother Mrs Clara B Frye Burnettsville.
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Cass County
Phillip Frye
Russell Frye
Camden
Striken
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cedarville
Herbert
John Thomas
Clyde
Betty
Eva
Johanna
Geraldine
Pauline
Marjorie
Clara B. Frye
Burnettsville
Tipwa Grange Hallowe'en Party Set With Prizes
Tipwa Grange plans a Hallowe en party next Thursday at the Pittsburg hall. Members of all Granges invited. Prizes for best costumes include Indian clown negro baby hobo Popeye witch Jiggs Maggie. Committee includes Miss Irene Downing Mrs Lewis Dock Mrs Clifford Bitler. Armistice Day cooperative supper on November 9. War Mothers Veterans and families guests.
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Tipwa Grange
Pittsburg
Granges
Irene Downing
Lewis Dock
Clifford Bitler
Minton Defends New Deal Debt Policy in Delphi Address
Sherman Minton, Indiana senator and Roosevelt ally, extolled New Deal recovery and praised Indiana’s administration for lower property taxes and fiscal stability. He contrasted wartime debt with current spending, criticizing Republican claims of bankruptcy and urging support for 1936 Democratic platform. crowd of about 1200 heard the speech at the Delphi armory.
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Sherman Minton
Indiana
Roosevelt
Congress
Delphi
Senator Minton
Democratic Central Committee
Barnhart
Liberty Bonds
Wall Street
Liberty League DuPonts
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
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