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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
6
The message states that no deductions from employees’ pay checks fund the Indiana unemployment compensation trust. the entire tax is borne by employers. It emphasizes employer responsibility under Indiana law.
A lighthearted take suggests the UN RRA, led by Fiorello LaGuardia, could send Europe flour instead of wheat amid food shortages. The article frames a cheeky jab at Washington officials and ends with a nudge to read the want ads.
A Treasury Department statement visiting Philadelphia argues that wartime savings habits should continue, noting pennies saved in U S Savings Bonds grow to dollars over time. It cites Benjamin Franklin and the Liberty Bell to urge ongoing personal finance discipline.
Whitaker party transfers ten acres in Ripley township for one dollar and to correct a deed error. Belle Marson and Catherine Ferguson with Charles Ferguson quit claim to Howard and Mary Porter fifteen acres in Ripley township for one dollar and to fix a prior deed error.
A dazzling water revue blends royal court gaiety circus dream fantasy and Mexican fiesta with world class swimmers and divers. The 1946 edition features top stars and new faces and runs April 24 to 28 at the Coliseum Indianapolis sponsored by John H. Holliday Post No 186 American Legion.
Mrs. Edgar Ruby Mrs. Carl Carson Mrs. Jesse Newsom and Mrs. Charles Rhodes with Dr and Mrs J T Scull of Rushville attended a W S C S meeting at Alquini on Thursday.
Local jeweler in Enghts town offers graduation gifts and cards with promotional pricing. Customer service highlights personalized tokens and timely delivery for graduates.
Destructive floods and tornadoes in January caused 54 deaths and over 150 hospitalizations across 11 states. Red Cross chapters mobilized doctors, nurses, and volunteers to survey damage, furnish housing, and begin rebuilding with a March completion goal. The campaign seeks $100,000,000 to support armed forces and civilians nationwide.
Mrs Harold Gunning died Sunday night at 7 30 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Wall in Posey township. She is survived by her parents husband a brother Wallace Wall of Homer and three sisters Lesta Knorr Arlington Norma C Bacon Milroy and Jennie Andrews Gwynneville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Wesleyan Methodist church with Rev Howard Crim presiding. Burial was in Church cemetery.
Unemployment compensation in Indiana administered by the Employment Security Division marked its tenth birthday in March 1946 highlighting a decade of state program coverage and relief for workers.
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