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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
2
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The Newberry column records numerous local visits and social ties. Oscar Jean and son from Camelsburge joined Rev Arthur Jean and family, James Smith family from Switz City visited, and many others such as Boyd Killian Vincennes, Orville Nett and son from Washington, Michael Mot and Thomas Crooke party from Indianapolis, Nora Grooke, Lawrence Wheeler from Detroit, Dr. M. L. Hamilton party with son Junior, Miss Mlaise Hamilton, Lee Ford and Paul Ford from Lyons, Sarah Gilbreath of Robertson, Terman Gregory from Indianapolis, Martha Ann Brown returning from Ivansville, funeral attendee Misklehthibern Edwards of Indianapolis, and guests from Detroit, Petersburg, Bloomfield, and Vincennes. Numerous weekend and Sunday visits to and from local residents are noted, reflecting a busy social scene.
A Y W C A meeting is scheduled for Friday night at 7 80 oclock in the public library. All members are urged to attend.
Federal Judge Mervill E Otis faced threats from a mob after blocking two foreclosure sales in northwest Missouri. The judge spoke at a gathering urging calm as local tensions rose over the contested actions and widespread anger loomed among lenders and residents.
The piece reports a partisan clash between supporters and opponents of a "death sentence" clause aimed at abolishing holding companies in a utilities bill. It notes competing lobbying charges and two investigations led by Senator L. Binck and Rep. J J O Connor, with a rejected idea to join forces due to divergent aims.
Central Press reports on Black and O'Connor clashing over influence in committee, Basil O’Connor linked to A G & E, and Roosevelt facing rising opposition. The piece argues high prices signal prosperity fading, income versus outgo widening, and warns against relying on isolationist or protectionist policies while noting varied economic schools urge cooperation, free trade, or unrestricted competition.
Taxpayers may appeal after levies are set. Filings with the County Auditor by the fourth Monday of September trigger State Board review. The notice, dated August 22, 4936, lists bond amounts and levy totals including 7, 00 and 2,080.00 figures, with final appeal rights outlined.
In Washington, many politicians think Senator William Borah has gained popularity after opposing the Senate finance committee’s venture to broaden the wealth tax. He is viewed as a potential strong candidate, though GOP business leaders fear his strict constitutional stance and regulatory tendencies.
The piece argues politicians fear Hoover's renomination and plot to back Borah while avoiding a Borah nomination. It splits business leaders into two camps who resist or compromise, and critiques Borah supporters lacking a real substitute.
New York dispatch notes a leftward political mood in Britain and broader European decline under economic wind. British reforms fail to spark industrial expansion. low interest rates persist with limited revival in industry and finance. William Koren Jr argues UK recovery remains fragile despite some gains in agriculture and confidence.
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