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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
4
The note lists editor Kenneth Rhodes publisher Alonzo L. Tuttle and society editor Grace Porter, with office staff and post office entry in Carthage Indiana. It provides subscription rates one year 2.00 six months 1.00 and advertising rates upon request.
A 274 billion dollar public debt is described as a mortgage on American assets with annual interest likely to reach about 5 billion. The piece notes large federal and civilian payro ls, shrinking but persistent. It also cites Senator Byrd urging payroll reductions and demobilization. Indiana welfare laws are urged to overhaul to better allocate federal aid to institutions and free hospital space for public use.
Veterans in Illinois may train on farm projects while paid, with 120 hours yearly agriculture classes plus 24 hours supervised on farm, plus 2,000 hours under a seasoned farmer. Government aid offers 65 dollars monthly without dependents and 90 with dependents.
Maurice Ruby of Jackson township will operate a sheep dipping service for Rush county farmers from April 22 to May 11. Interested growers should contact Mr. Ruby or the county extension office with name address and headcount. Dipping aims to control ticks scab and other sheep ailments and covers ewes and lambs.
Rush County farmers must nominate large litters by April 30 in the Hoosier Tom Litter Club. Twelve farmers and four club members have already nominated 51 litters, most very large. Litters nine pigs or more may qualify for the ton litter mark within 175 days, with medals awarded by weight: gold for ton-litters, silver for 1850 to 2000 pounds, bronze for 1700 to 1850 pounds. Contact the county extension office for nomination cards before April 30.
The Indiana unemployment compensation trust fund held 181 million 37 thousand 897 dollars and 55 cents for benefit payments to eligible unemployed as of December 31 1945. Graduation gifts and cards advertised at Ratliff the Jeweler in Knights Town.
The VA authorizes 38 educational institutions for correspondence study for veterans. No subsistence allowance for correspondence courses and total government cost cannot exceed 500. Veterans enroll via VA regional offices or local contact near home. Tuition payments sped up by Illinois VA office processing upgrades. Processing rules for tuition and book costs require more time than subsistence payments.
Worried wooers watched war headlines again last week. To kiss or not to kiss, that was the question. Killjoy scientists were on the verge of testing a controversial method amid public curiosity.
The Indiana Employment Security Division processed and mailed over 500000 benefit payment warrants to temporarily unemployed Indiana workers during 1945, reflecting broad wartime relief efforts and state administration.
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