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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1946

Page

4

Carthage Newsmast Hints at Local Rates and staff

The Carthage publication lists Kenneth Rhodes as editor and Alonzo L. Tuttle as business manager with Grace Porter as society editor. It notes publishers K L Rhodes and Tuttle, postal classification, and subscription rates of 2.00 for one year and 1.00 for six months, with advertising rates provided on request.

Kenneth Rhodes Alonzo L. Tuttle K. L. Rhodes Carthage Indiana

Price controls draw varied editorials across papers

A collage of editorials argues price ceilings impact markets differently. Opinions from Oklahoma to Virginia critique OPA policies, warn of shortages, and question the removal of controls on goods and key commodities.

Government offers to buy wheat direct from farmers

Government moves to curb price speculation by buying wheat at any market price through next April, open until July 1. Farmers may choose payment date and report sales on 1947 federal tax forms if desired. Officials hope to trigger multi million bushel inflows though county totals not yet known.

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Negro Leaders Help Frame G O P Platform

A Indiana editorial notes black leaders named by H C Springer to advise the state Republican platform committee. Senator Robert Lee Brokenburr will head the advisory subcommittee with members Mrs. Willa Ousley Miss Emma Hill Judge William Briggs Thomas Phillips Zilford Carter and Dr J F Casey. The group will meet to shape a 1946 platform reflecting negro citizens’ interests.

H. C. Springer Republican State Committee State Committee Platform Advisory Committee Robert Lee Brokenburr Indianapolis Indiana State Senate Willa Ousley Emma Hill Evansville William Briggs Fort Wayne Thomas Phillips Muncie Zilford Carter Gary J. F. Casey Marion Brokenburr

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