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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
Editorial from Indiana Evening Gazette outlines Reconstruction Finance Corp loan ideas for cities and argues taxation fairness between urban petitioners and surrounding counties. It condemns war-time spending, urges a return to peace-time costs, and signals continuation of the topic tomorrow.
The piece argues the House of Morgan favors must end and questions laws on impeachment. It warns that unwritten courtesy and committee delays choke public debate, risking control by powerful few and harming the American voice in lawmaking.
Extensive notes describe a county Democratic convention with 105 attendees and 28 absent. J. Wood Clark was elected chairman, Harry Fee and C. Thompson secretaries. Candidates for county commissioner were J. E. Blose and Frank B.E.C. Groft, with 69 and 43% votes respectively. Also reported are hospital injuries, land deals, and local obituaries.
FR Miller publisher of the South Bend Ind Tribune urges parents to gain control of a child in babyhood to shape its future. He says early training determines adult life and neglect leads to sorrow, stressing parental responsibility in a child’s growth.
The piece lampoons Congressional Record costs at 66 dollars per page totaling 2100 dollars and mocks critics of Hreddman. It weaves satirical quotes from Shaw and Mooney and notes on taxes, cars, beer seating rules, and a Wisconsin milk strike with tangential remarks on politics and science.
A quote attributed to Senator William E Borah argues Hitler was shaped by the Versailles treaty. The fragment suggests the era’s political rhetoric links Germany's aggression to postwar conditions and reparations.
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