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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
2
A. B. argues that Europe faces a pivotal Sudetenland decision by democracies and dictators, with war or surrender possible. He stresses American neutrality at home but urges public support to defend democracy without entering a war to protect foreign economic interests.
August reports show higher retail trade and steel ingot production the strongest in ten months. Carload traffic rose by 30 000 in a week and New York department store sales exceed last year. Steel firms plan to spend about a hundred million dollars to expand plants as securities rise twenty five billion since the New Deal began.
Newspapers backing the Roosevelt administration are mild in criticizing Old Guard tactics. GOP editors attack party leaders for supplying allegedly misrepresented material on farm programs trade deals and WPA. They note Indiana figures contradict claims and warn against purges while praising the Good Neighbor policy under Hull.
The National Resources Committee reports for the year ending June 30, 1936 that one percent of the population in the highest income brackets earned about the same as forty percent in the lowest. Fifty nine percent sit between these groups, with many in modest means. The piece urges readers to look below the surface and question complacency.
The passage surveys public behavior on the roads and power dynamics, notes a rooftop corn crop in New York, and critiques the Japanese Army stance, interweaving reflections on World War I era diplomacy and President Wilson. It cites The New Yorker and San Francisco Chronicle as sources and underscores preparedness and national integrity.
In commentary on wartime policy, Ford denounces proposals to return to the other side and press for peace. He asserts that continued neutrality and vigorous diplomacy by President Wilson have safeguarded America's honor and humanity, arguing against crossing the ocean to push pacifist aims.
Ray Smith recalls a past belief that the government would run dry while distributing free garden seeds and meddling in Muscle Shoals, reflecting on a bygone political misadventure highlighted by the Washington Post.
Report on Berlin food riots notes ringleaders are women who have worked as men and shown independence. If hunger grips mothers and children, it is unsurprising they unite to demand food. The piece argues against criticizing their courage and actions.
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