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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1936

Page

2

McNutt Era Legislation Backed By Indiana Assembly

The General Assembly enacted many McNutt administration measures to meet emergencies and align with New Deal aims. Critics accused the legislature of being a rubber stamp, while some Democrats rebelled, and McNutt defended reforms including the Reorganization Act reducing departments from 169 to 8 and giving the governor broad staffing control. The Gross Income tax and Liquor Control Act drew sharp opposition from small retailers and anti monopoly critics respectively.

Allen Dibble United Press Indianapolis Ind Oec U.P General Assembly Paul V. McNutt Ptate McNutt Chester A. Perkins South Bend McNutts McNuff Commerce and Industry Audit and Control State Law Treasury Townsend Indiana Illinois Philip Lutz, Jr McNuitt

Indiana Social Security Legislation Drive By McNutt Era

The excerpt describes Indiana adopting a state financed aid program for the aged, aligning with federal Social Security outlines, and McNutt urging a special session to harmonize laws. It notes Democratic majorities in 1933 and 1935, Perkins’ resignation amid intra party disputes, and a 1933 bill postponing municipal elections to save 300000 amid budget pressures.

Indiana McNutt General Assembly Senate House of Representatives

Dugger Weekend Socials Tie Town to Nearby Cities

DUGGER ITEMS DUGGER Dec 7. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Headley and Joseph Edward Headley of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Frank Headley and wife. Mrs Headley returned home with them after visiting in Indianapolis. Mell Boltz and relatives in Bloomfield hosted visitors. Jessie Mars spent the weekend at her Ferre Haute home. Alice Rowe and Virginia Kramer were in Sullivan Friday. Francis Carr, at a CCC camp near Evansville, visited his parents Leonard and Mrs Carr. Inez Braatz attended Terre Haute Saturday. Harvey Hummel, serving in a CCC unit, was in town for the weekend.

Dugger Lloyd Headley Joseph Edward Indianapolis Frank Headley Mell Boltz Bloomfield Jessie Mars Ferre Haute Alice Rowe Virginia Kramer Sullivan Francis Carr C.C.C Evansville Leonard Carr Inez Braatz Terre Nlante Harvey Hummel

Weekend Visits Reported Across Indiana Towns

Northern state tax official spent weekend at Dagoder home while Malcolm Pigg a Pur due university student stayed with Osro Pigg family. John Tirens and Alice Rowe visited Terre Haute. John Reeves visited Dugger with his parents. First Baptist class party led by Mrs Cleo Wilkie at 7 p m Monday. all members urged to attend.

Malcolm Pigg Purdue University Osro Pigg John Tirens Terre Haute Alice Rowe John Reeves Linton Ben Reeves Dugger Tyes First Baptist Church Cleo Wilkie

Row basketball court Saturday night loss by Sullivan

A row basketball game Saturday night ended 14 to 7 in favor of Sullivan and marked his second loss in two starts.

Row Sullivan

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