Hoosier News Bureau Manager Declares Impartiality
Frank A. White of the Hoosier News Bureau testifies he edits and distributes political and other news without pay or favors from any organization. He states he is not allied with any political faction and aims to present news accurately and independently of outside influence. Notary Leah Schatz swears to the affidavit on August 28, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. White
Hoosier New Bureau
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier News Bureau
Hoosier
A. White
Leah Schatz
le Commission
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Caraway
Dem. Ark
Hoover
Arkansas
Col. Lucas
Nye
Norris
Nebraska
Lucas
Department of Justice
Senator Caraway
Congress
Colonel Lucas
Insecurity of Tenure in Indiana Public Schools
The piece argues that teachers seek popular favor to protect employment by giving higher grades to children from influential families. It notes a minority of teachers corrupts standards, pressuring others and prompting terminations to appease patrons. Strong administrators are needed to resist public pressure and protect capable teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Roosevelt letter triggers dispute over canal project prompt
The piece analyzes Secretary Castle's explanation of Governor Roosevelt's inquiry to President Hoover about the St. Lawrence canal project. It contrasts official acts with alleged secrecy and questions White House transparency amid broader Hoover administration criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Roosevelt
New York
Hoover
Frank
State Department
Canada
St. Lawrence Canal
Watt
Oase
United States
The
Washington Herald
Stimson
St. Lawrence Power Plant
State Power Authority
Washington Daily News
White House
the News
Wickersham
Treasury
Four year old Charlene Johnson swallows thermometer
A Berkeley California scene shows Charlene Johnson after biting off a thermometer end and swallowing it. The quick action by her mother brought the mercury down safely, and Charlene posed at home to show she is now okay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
San Francisco
Mercury
Charlene Johnson
Charlene
Berkeley
Calif
Transportation schedule at Safeway and Monon lines
Bus and rail timetables listed for South North routes with several daily departures. Miss Helen Whetzel and Miss Loda McVay attend the thirteenth annual state fair school of home economics in Indianapolis, participating in lectures demonstrations and practical work in cooking sewing housekeeping and home nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whetzel
Cutler
Loda McVay
Adams Township
Indianapolis
Public Sale of Radio Tubes and Farm Livestock at Delphi Area Farm
A public auction will be held at a longtime Delphi area farm, 6 miles south of Delphi and near Rossville, Lafayette and Ockley, on Tuesday September 8 1931 starting at 10 00 am. The sale includes 72 cattle 315 hogs plus assorted hogs and breeding stock with noting that cattle have been on the farm over a year and not bought for this sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Ockley Ladies ‘Aid
Hoshaw & Brooks
Harve Hoshaw
Delphi
A. L. Clark
Lafayette
Bob Catron
Burlington
James Troxell
Florence Hoshaw
Rossville
Ockley
Jersey
Guernsey
Estate of Mary Whiteman Notice of Administration
In the matter of the estate of Mary Whiteman deceased J L Whiteman acts as administrator of the estate under court purview The notice calls for probate related actions in the 1931 term and identifies the administrator seeking authority and duties in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whiteman
Carroll Circuit Court
J. L. Whiteman
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Franklin Street
Delphi Times
Carroll CO. Citizen
Wayne Coy
Grace Cady Coy
Carroll County
Democratic Newspaper
Tubby
Runt
Tippecanoe Township
Hip
Aiverunie
Eness
Charles S. Boyles
Tee George Ww
Bowman
Sas Roe
Mary I Wee
Carroll Circuit
Floyd J. Julien
Gus A. Hall
Bert Whiteman
J. Lice
Teteman
Admini
Circuit Court
Safeway Bus Line
Monon Arb
South North
State Fair
Wabash R. K
Interurban
Herb. Smith
Smith & Smith
William C. William B. Smith
South Side Square
Pletcher’s Sardwate
C. Clay Pearson
Delphi, In
W. W. Farr
J.C. Lowery
DIST
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