Craig Opens A Hitting Campaign In Indiana Race
George N. Craig Republican candidate for governor criticizes state services as an affront to Hoosiers. He calls for reform of the highway department and mental institutions, pledges no new taxes, and promises a comprehensive study to prune obsolete laws and wasteful spending. He cites Indiana's 60 percent spending rise and a 43rd national rank for mental facilities.
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George N. Craig
Fulton County
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State Highway Department
Washington
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Artificial breeding rises in Indiana dairy herds in 1951
Lafayette Ind Use of artificial insemination for dairy cattle during 1951 rose 45 percent from 1950 with projection of a further 20 to 25 percent increase in 1952. Indiana bred 425000 cows last year 83000 served by Carmel stud and 5400 county cooperatives. Independent studs bred 42000 cows doubling 1950 operations. Dekalb county led with 2901 cows bred artificially Well county followed with 2872 cows Moeller forecasts the top association will continue to grow.
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Lafayette
Ind
N. J. Moeller
Purdue University Extension Dairymen
Indiana
Indiana Artificial Breeding Association
Carmel
Dekalb County
Well County
Moeller
Nation Faces Heavy Debt Burden After Big Federal Expends
The article argues that every new U S citizen bears a large federal debt. It notes July 1953 deficits, rising federal debt to 263 1/2 billion, and high military aid abroad. It links tax pressure to slowed Indiana business expansion and reduced shopping power, urging understanding of the money spent.
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North Africa
Korea
United States
World Bank
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Indiana
Purdue dairyman cites artificial breeding benefits for Indiana farmers
A Purdue dairyman outlines reasons for adopting artificial breeding to improve herds. He notes lower costs than keeping a bull and potential profits from extra cows funding service. The Connersville fair showcased Webb’s champion Hampshire ewe and ram, with multiple firsts and seconds across ram and ewe classes.
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Purdue Dairyman
Indiana
Hampshire sheep flock wins top honors for Hug V Webb
The Hampshire sheep flock belonging to Hug V Webb of Anderson Township captured high honors at the show. The award highlights Webb’s breeding program and the quality of stock exhibited.
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Hampshire
Hug V. Webb
Anderson Township
David the young shepherd who became king
The piece highlights David as a mix of brawn and brains, noting his father Jesse’s Bethlehem lineage, outdoor upbringing, harp playing, and early fame. It praises his martial promise, leadership potential, oratorical and aesthetic gifts, and most of all the belief that the Lord’s presence guided him.
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Israel
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Goliath the Giant
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Church Schedule Announced by Local Assembly
Edgar C. White is pastor with Loyall Hunt as superintendent and Mildred Nigh as assistant superintendent. Sunday school at 9:30 with classes for all ages, 10:40 morning worship, 6:30 young people's meeting, special evening worship, and a Thursday 8:00 p.m prayer meeting. You are welcome.
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Edgar C. White
Loyall Hunt
Mildred Nigh
Fletcher Methodist Church Morning Worship Service Notice
Arie V. Faris minister Hubert Hunt general superintendent Raymond Manche assistant superintendent Church school at 9 30 Henry Stinger pianist Bonnie Manche secretary You are wanted in our church school classes Morning worship service at 10 30 Mrs Ruth Hunt organist Call to worship Series sermon Building Your Life In the Church Come and worship with us Hymn benediction and chimes
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Arie V. Faris
Hubert Hunt
Raymond Manche
Henry Stinger
Bonnie Manche
Ruth Hunt
East Street Christian Church Service Note
Basil Stultz serves as minister and Edith Hull leads Sunday school at 9 30. The lesson is David Becomes King and the memory verse emphasizes the heart. Worship and communion start at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Attendance last Sunday was 108. A picnic will follow at the overflowing well next Sunday. You are invited to worship with us.
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Basil Stultz
Edith Hull
David
John Wag
Ner
Harold Ruby
Carthage Friends Church Service and Officers
Everett W. Chapman leads the Carthage Friends Church with Alta Carr on piano. Sunday School superintendent is Mrs Wayne Osborn assisted by Flora Heim with Mary Robertson as secretary. Worship service is at 10 30 a m.
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Everett W. Chapman
Alta Carr
Wayne Osborn
Flora Heim
Mary Robertson
Library Notes Add Gifts From Local Donors To shelves
Since the start of the year generous friends donated many books to the library. Donors include Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Henley Mrs. Edna Windsor Mrs. Will Coleman Mary Woodbridge American Legion Auxiliary of Carthage Mrs. Everett Stanley and Mrs. Fred White with titles by Maugham Alcott Kipling Emerson Brontë and others listed among the gifts.
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Maugham
Rampart Street
Webber
Price
Keith
American Legion Auxiliary of
Carthage
Ferber
Bronte
Kipling
Frank
Collins
Lee
Everett Stanley
Howard
Fred White
Emerson
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Charles E Brown
The Administrator of the Estate of Charles E Brown has filed a final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for October 6 1952 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claims to the estate. Attest W Rastus Brown J Russell Brown Administrator Richard A Phillips Clerk Kenneth Le Earnest Attorney.
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Charles E. Brown
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Synthetic sow's milk demonstration at Indiana State Fair
The Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative will showcase pig milk replacer at the Centennial Indiana State Fair from August 28 to September 6. A pen of piglets fed the replacer, containing tetramycin, is shown to illustrate faster growth and healthier pigs, allowing the sow to breed another litter, in a pole-frame barn on the machinery field.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative
Co-Op
Fairgrounds
Summitville Family Visits Miss Martha Jo Bentley
Mr and Mrs Richard Andrews and their daughter from Summitville were Sunday afternoon guests of Miss Martha Jo Bentley.
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Richard Andrews
Summitville
Martha Jo Bentley
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