Palmer Summarizes Indiana Tax Conference Findings
Professor Palmer reviews the second Conference on Taxation in Indiana held December 1 and 2 at the Claypool hotel. The program covered Public Expenditures and remedies, noting rising state demands require broader funding and more government machinery. The Bloomington conference started tax talks leading to the Indiana State Tax Association.
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Palmer
Franklin College
Indiana
Conference On Public Expenditures
John L. Coulter
United States Census Bureau
Pritchard Wins Franklin College Oratorical Bid
Ruth W. Pritchard takes first in a five contestant primary oratorical, earning the right to represent Franklin College at the State Oratorical contest in Indianapolis next February. She tied with Donald Duncan on points but won on delivery percentage. Duncan spoke on The American Legalized Liquor Traffic. other contestants spoke on Gettysburg, Yesterday, and Dreams and Democracy. Judges included Featherngill Thompson Webb and Tyler LaRue. A musical program followed with several soloists and instrumental performances.
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Ruth W. Pritchard
Franklin College
Indianapolis
Miss Pritchard
Donald Duncan
Duncan
Y M C A Meeting on Slums Discussion at Periclesian Hall
Y M C A meeting led by Chester Steffey discussed slums and urban problems in the city. Thirty six men attended the Thursday eve gathering, with a note that only about one third of college men participate and a reminder that this was the last meeting of the term.
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Ning
Periclesian Hall
Chester Steffey
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Tax Congress
Moran
Purdue University
Ruary
Bloom
Ington
Bloomington
Indiana Tax Commission
Women's Franchise League
Federation of Clubs
Ruth Pritchard
Featherngill
Professor Thompson
Webb
Rey, Tyler
Music Department
Miss Vandiver
Miss Ritter
Harold Dickinson
Leo VanNuya
Irma Combs
Bertha Winterrowd
Tyner
Beulah Reap
Burlington
C. F. Golden
Chloe Cunningham
Denver
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