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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
10
A critique of democracy’s struggles cites corruption and legal duty while noting Farm Board losses from wheat and cotton purchases. It highlights price losses, embargo impacts, storage costs, and rising publicity as stabilization efforts fail amid overproduction.
Critics charge the Farm Board wastes public funds as House and Senate figures push to curb or abolish the agency. They cite alleged losses nearing 150 million dollars from wheat and cotton stabilization, with speculation and poor bets hastening financial erosion.
Ernest L. Jahncke cites a formula harmonizing Republican and Democratic views on the economy. He says southern prosperity owes to the Republican party, aligning with Democratic contention. The Tariff Commission will hold a Sept 28 hearing on Crin vegetal flax upholstery tow and Spanish mass.
The Kansas governor summits state labor chiefs to discuss unemployment policy as President urges employers to maintain wages. The Danville Gazette notes this comes amid tariff questions and economic strain.
The piece discusses Senator Robert F. Wagner's pocket veto and the debate over the Federal Employment Service. It notes that in four months 638,689 were employed, but only about a third via the federal service, with state agencies responsible for the rest. The Baltimore Sun critiques coordination and questions Gifford Commission moves and potential political repercussions.
Washington reports reveal John J. Raskob added 30000 to the Democratic National Committee debt, bringing totals to 355250 and 422900 against a running balance of 9785. McAdoo supporters plan a candidacy conference, while editors forecast Roosevelt Baker and Young among possible nominees with Roosevelt likely to secure the nomination per Outlook Independent survey.
The Flora town board cut the total tax rate by 11 cents from 86 to 75 cents per $100 valuation and set a $10,976.70 budget, down from $12,176.28 last year, saving $1,199.68 in taxes. A public budget hearing drew no objections. Willis Young Ted Owens Ross Short and Ralph Wagoner returned from a prospecting trip to California. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
Orval Brewer reports Lois Ruth was brought to Riley Hospital for a tonsil operation last Wednesday and returned home Friday night.
Charles A Ballard is appointed administrator of the Abbie L Ballard estate in Carroll County Indiana by the Carroll Circuit Court. The estate is declared solvent. September 5, 1931. Cartwright Wason and Carr, Attorneys.
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