Indiana Evening Gazette editorial page 1933 layout
Daily and weekly subscription rates printed for Indiana County. Editorial page invites reader letters with name and address required for consideration. International News Service credited for dispatches. offices listed in Chicago Pittsburgh and Quotation info provided. Published Monday June 19 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M
N. DeWitt Ray
John Woods
Mail
Yeees
Wesstreee Ness
Mall
Batty
Esse International News Service
Republicas
Indiana Evening Gazette
Jattero
Zivening Gazette
44Th St
Chicago
Tribune Tower
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Forks in the road of a national battle plan
A sweeping editorial likens the nation to a vast army mobilized under presidential leadership. It warns that powers seized by the President risk misdirection, while big business and labor align to the new order. Prices rise faster than wages, and the crucial supply line through government costs strains the campaign.
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American Congress
Department of Agriculture
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
President urged to purge payrolls over taxpayer profits
The speaker argues the President must eliminate inflated payrolls that outpace profits and taxpayer incomes. He calls for using the excess profits tax to extract the difference between cash paid on payrolls and overall profits and incomes, as a scouting measure to protect federal communications.
Right of Way criticizes Pennsylvania legislature rules
The Right of Way May issue argues the last Pennsylvania General Assembly harmed taxpayers. It urges rules changes to force committees to report bills with clear recommendations, enabling voters to judge representatives. It cites committee inaction as the key failure and calls for immediate reform.
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General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
House
General Assembly
The Farm and Gasoline Use on U S Farms in 1930
A Department of Agriculture report details farm energy use in 1930. It cites totals of about 2.125 billion gallons of petroleum fuels and 90.7 million gallons of lubricants, with autos and trucks consuming large shares. Estimates cover gallons per mile, horsepower hours, and vehicle counts across farms in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Penna
Deeds for coal lands listed in Gazette files
The Gazette notes recent coal land purchases recorded by Frank J. Lieb for several buyers in White and Washington townships and West Wheatfield. Amounts range from about 600 to 4,300 dollars for 26 to 170 acres. Also covered are a Baptist convention at Purchase Line and new church activities, plus a 20 year old wedding list and local incidents including drownings and timber losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lieb
PRR
Michael Kauffman
John Ness
Mary J. Kauffman
Mary E. Borland
John Fleming
Alex, Cochran
White Township
Melinda Beatty
Washington Township
Adam G. Walback
West Wheatfield
John Mack
W. D. Bigler
Rayne
William G. Guard
Nancy J. Myers
Baptist Sunday School
Young People's Union of the
Indiana Association
East Mahoning Church of Purchase
Glen Campbell
Joseph Harry Bartley
Mary Edna Sansom
Indiana
Clare Work
New Kensington
Anna Pollock
James Jackson
Philadelphia
Hazel Craig
William ©. McKee
Charleston
W. Va
Myra Schenefelt
Wilmerding
Fred .B. Bouleware
Natrona
Roxie Frank
Lovejoy
Heshbon
Conny Bagley
State Board of Examiners
A. W. Engle
Heilwood
Quotations and quips from leaders and celebrities
A collage of quotes from Rev Charles Johnson and Dr Monroe Dodd at the White House, Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, Treasury Secretary Woodin, Mae West, Dr Robert Clothier, George Bernard Shaw, Rev Ralph Lockminn, and others. It notes opinions on sex, equality, music, and public life, along with brief items about film marriages, Wisconsin beer policy, and motorists' sense of right and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oscar Johnson
Northern Baptist Church
Monroe Eimon Dodd
Southern Baptist Clairch
White House
Barbs on universities awarding many degrees this month
A satirical note claims universities confer numerous degrees this month and suggests some could be dispensed with to streamline ceremonies and reduce excess. The quip targets higher education pomp and bureaucratic bloat rather than individuals.
Did You Ever Stop to Think
Citizens should get better acquainted to become better citizens and promote city interests. Economists and professors explain the world’s mood, yet the average man stays confused. Pirates on the China coast boarded ships as passengers to seize vital points and loot. today taxes rise on everything, threatening what a man has at home. Year by year tourist traffic increases. it is the duty of...
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China
Our Boarding House in the Nation’s Talk
Ahern comments that communities must advertise attractions in newspapers to inform people of offerings. He notes the National Economy League miscalculated what benefits disabled veterans, warning that strong voices and loud bragging capture the most attention in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Economy League
World Panorama critic reveals mirage of promised peace
Bruce Catton reviews George Seldes World Panorama 1918 1933 arguing Armistice Day promises failed. Versailles doomed dream of enduring peace. Seldes says war not ended, Roosevelt compared to Wilson, disillusionment grows. book published by Little Brown priced 3. Also notes brake code and Jewish population estimate and Milton Sills career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seldes
Mr. Seldes
Woodrow Wilsott
Versailles
Roosevelt
Wilson
Little, Brown and Co
Blow-Out Protection Free Goodrich Tire Ad
An old printed advertisement touts Goodrich Life-Saver Golden Ply tires offering blow-out protection at no extra cost. It claims superior heat resistance, prevents blistering, reduces blow-outs on high speeds, and promotes skid resistance with Silvertown models.
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Goodrich Safety
Vertown
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Paul Fellmeth
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Charles K. Johnston
Camp Rest-a-White
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Cliffside Park
Nicholas Murray Buller
Columbia University
Treasury
Woodin
Mae West
Robert Clothier
Rutgers University, Co
George Bernard Shaw
Ralph W. Lockminn
New York
Havana
Hollywood
University of Wisconsin
William Ferguso
Sghann
By Ahern
Panama
Edward
Bruce Catton
Seldes
Milton Sills
The
Motos
Thomas Brooks
FREEL
Silvertown Safety League
Trafic
Goodrich Robber Co
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