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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

2

Political slate for Indiana offices lists Roosevelts and candidates

The document names national and state officials and local candidates. It lists President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vice President Garner, plus Indiana figures like Governor McNutt and Attorney General Lutz. Also listed are judges, clerks, sheriffs, coroner, surveyor, and county commissioners with their home towns.

Franklin D. Roosevelt New York John N. Garner Texas United States Frederick van Nuys Indianapolis Paul V. McNutt Bloomington Indiana Clifford ,Townsend Marion Frank Mayr, JR South Bend William Storen Scottsburg Floyd E. Williamson George C. Cole Lawrenceburg Supreme Court James P. Hughes Greencastle Michael L. Fansler Logansport William F. Dudinhe Jasper Ralph N. Smith LaPorte Philip Lutz, JR Boonville Emma May Terre Haute George R. Durgan Lafayette Carroll Clinton White Claude R. Wickard Cass R. C. Wickersham Forbes John H. Haning Wilbur Lane Robert F. Johnson Ruth McCormick Albert G. Clifton John T. Kirkpatrick Samuel R. Dyer Charles W. Hargraves Earl Chapman

Tribune Questions Board Policy On Wheat Cotton Surplus

The Farm Board uses a $50,000,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to halt wheat sales through January and cotton sales through July with reservations. It seeks to hold surplus stocks of about 3,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton, aiming for higher prices amid pre election pressure, while critics question solvency and government backing of a gambling policy.

Mr. Hoover Farm Board Reconstruction Finance Corporation The New York Times Times

Hoover price stabilization policy questioned in Tribune

The Tribune questions Hoover's price stabilization plan arguing it favors those selling now and may harm future cotton and grain producers. It notes opposition charges of using government funds for election gains and predicts the policy's end next year despite noble aims.

the Tribune Hoover Tribune

Special Interest Rally Backing Watson Reported in Indiana

Van Nuys of Indiana County cites a high pressure push by special interests headed by Will Huys of the motion picture trust to aid Senator Watson's re election. He notes a National Association of Manufacturers bulletin and predicts influx of money and organization to Indiana during the closing campaign.

Watson Essage Congressional van Huys H. Huys Motion Picture Trust Indiana Sen. Watson Moving Picture United States Senate

Caraway Sees Voter Apathy Changing for Roosevelt Victory

Senator Hattie W. Caraway of Arkansas discusses anticipated Democratic victory. She notes Moses says voters are apathetic but believes informants will find decisive change when votes are cast, citing Roosevelt's focus on unemployment and economy over party promises.

Hattie W. Caraway Arkansas Roosevelt

Indiana politics swayed by Maine results in national shift

A week of Indiana political activity centers on the Maine election showing a Democratic surge. Roosevelt leads in Indiana with predicted large margins as Watson faces scrutiny. Straw polls signal continued Democratic momentum, while local meetings boost Van Nuys and McNutt campaigns. A Maine Republican critic predicts Roosevelt, and a Maine resident endorses Roosevelt in November.

Indiana M Aine Maine Indianapolis Mainte Roosevelt

Indiana Senate Campaign Speakings Stir National Tea

A fragmented wartime style piece notes Diana will speak for Senator Watson amid Indiana political tension. It mentions Democratic senators reluctant to oppose Jim in Indiana, with Republican voices like Senator Couzens of Michigan eager to expose concerns. It also cites Raymond Springer querying tariff impacts on workers if Europe increases imports.

Diana Senator Watson Indiana Dolly Gann Raymond Springer Europe Raymond

Hammer Mill with Corn Sheller Attachment for Feed Mixing

Portable hammer mill offered to grind and mix feeds with a corn sheller included. Customer can shell and grind feed, with corn shelling provided free during grinding. Competitive pricing stated and customer service emphasis.

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