Veterans, Old Guard Row Over Farm Forestry and Taxes
The Milwaukee Journal reports Senator Robinson of Indiana denouncing Roosevelt economic policy at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. He aligned with Old Guard Republicans on taxes, bonuses, and veteran allowances, while critics claim bonuses substitute for workers’ right to work and decent wages amid Mellon era tax laws. A separate note cites an Evansville man’s fatal jump amid grand larceny charges.
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Robinson
Milwaukee Journal
Enator Robinson
Indiana
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Morgan
Senate
Jim Watson
Moses
New Hampshire
Reed
Pennsylvania
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Senator Robinson
Andrew W. Mellon
Old Guard
Mellon
Morgan Partners
Indiana Urges End to Politics in Recovery Efforts
Senator Frederick Van Nuys urges Hoosiers to support both national and Indiana recovery programs, calling for the abandonment of selfish interests and partisan politics. He notes Washington and Indiana must cooperate, with party lines erased to achieve economical, industrial, and social rehabilitation for the nation and state.
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Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
Washington
Senator van Nuys
van Nuys
The
United States
Indiana reports August state disbursements and expense cuts
The Indiana policy release details August state disbursements from all funds, showing allocations to state expenses versus refunds to local taxing units and individuals. It argues that expenses fell across the eight months, contradicting claims of rising government costs, and credits Gov. McNutt with major budget reductions aimed at lowering property taxes and funding teachers starting January 1, 1934. The note emphasizes a 1933 costs drop and ongoing reorganizations to extend savings beyond 1933. It also references reforms in corrections and supports appointing a reform-minded administrator.
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McNutt
Indiana
Indiana Slashes State Expenses Under McNutt Administration
Government records show August 1933 expenses at 3,056,275.87 versus 4,283,154.78 in August 1932. Total eight month savings reach 7,663,327.51, with cuts of 4,589,628.39 and additional refunds 3,073,699.12. Figures compiled by auditor Floyd E. Williamson.
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Paul V. McNutt
Floyd E. Williamson
Auditor of State
McNutt
Indiana
Williamson
McCormick Named Superintendent of Federal Prison Reform
Austin H. MacCormick, formerly assistant director of federal prisons, is appointed superintendent of the Federal Industrial Reformatory at Chillicothe Ohio. The institution aims to reform 1100 first offenders through education, medical and psychiatric care, and a merit based parole system to produce disciplined citizens.
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MacCormick
Federal
Prohibition Repeal Nears, States Shift Toward Ending 18th Amendment
The anti prohibition movement has won twenty nine states to date with seven more needed for repeal. September October and November elections decide five more states and repeal is expected by early December. Roosevelt's stance boosted public sentiment as nationwide support shifts toward removing the 18th amendment and easing federal budget strains.
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Ithout
Roosevelt
Testimony attack sparks dispute over truth and libel laws
Publisher E D Stair calls Father Coughlin a liar before a one man jury investigating closed Detroit banks. The piece cites libel protections and questions why truth is denied, while other remarks discuss football injuries and social habits.
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Detroit National Banks
E. D. Stair
Detroit Free Press
Father Coughlin
Stair
Opinion Highlights From The Nation's Pulse
A collection of quotes from public figures and thinkers on democracy education leadership and policy. Mentions include Albert Guerard Grover Cleveland James Roosevelt Stuart Chase Odell Shep Paul Hutchinson and Clarence Darrow with varied views on mass production politics and national security.
Theatre Promise Cited as Most Brilliant in America
The excerpt credits George Jean Nathon with predicting in three years a theatre that will be the most brilliant in America, signaling a bold claim about artistic impact and national prominence.
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America
George Jean ‘Nathon
Notice to non residents in Carroll Circuit Court case
Myrtle Bresler files for divorce in Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1933 against Albert M Bresler a nonresident whose address is unknown. He must appear by October 16 1933 or answer the complaint. Delphi Indiana Court House. Clerk Wilbur Lane seals the document. Gus A Hall attorney for the plaintiff.
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Gus A. Hall
Albert M., Bresler
Indiana
Petition to sell real estate in Carroll Circuit Court
In Carroll Court September Term 1933 William A Widener administrator sues Charles Widner Andrew Widener Frank Widener Clara Dyer Ora Disinger Alice Hubbard. Complaint No 5390. Defendants residents of Indiana. Notice to appear by October 16 1933 at Delphi Court House or face hearing in absence.
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Charles Widner
Andrew Widener
Frank Widener
Clara Dyer
Ora Disinger
Alice Hubbard
Paul Carter
Indiana
Carroll Circuit Court
Delphi
Notice of Administration for Brookbank Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Clara B. Dern administratrix of the estate of Joe Brookbank late of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. August 17 1933. Julien and Kerlin Attorneys for Estate.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Joe . Brookbank
Julien & Kerlin
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Gilbert Bailey
Delphi, Ind
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Evansville
Shariffa
Wickersham Commission
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Indianapolis
Marvin A. Stevens
Yale University
Burlington
Ehoe
Swift & Company
Swift
Brookfield
Albert Guerard
Stuart Chase
Grover Cleveland
James Roosevelt
NRA
David Lawrence
Odell Shepard
Helen Platt
Paul Hutchinson
U. S
Malloy
Clarence Darrow
Nicholas Murray Butler
George Bernard Shaw
State of
Myrtle Bresler
Albert M. Bresler
Carrell Circuit Court
Wilbur Lane
Clerk Circuit Court
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Carroll Coun
Carroll
William A. Widener
Ellen Peterson
Atty
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Chicago
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