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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1939

Page

5

Millard Charged Under Defense Regulations in Canada Speech

Charles H. Millard, secretary of the Canadian Congress of Industrial Organizations, was arrested in Toronto last week on a section 39B offense, accused of statements in a Timmins speech likely to prejudice recruitment and training of His Majesty's forces. The charge carries up to 500 dollars or one year in jail or both. He is held without bail. Also, Mr and Mrs Harvey Fry of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Ruggles for Sunday dinner.

Toronto Canada Charles H. Millard Defense of Canada Timmins Ont Millard Canadian Congress of Industrial Organizations Oshawa General Motors

Carthage Rates for 1940 Conservation Payments Listed

The article lists 1940 per unit payments for crops under farm allotments. Corn 425.35.5 per DU, Wheat 10c per DU, Potatoes 3c per bu, Tobacco Burley 22.25c per lb, fire and dark air cured 1.2c. General soil-depleting crops 1.10 to .99 per acre, with +/-10% adjustments and additional parity payments up to 225,000,000 if needed.

REMC Dinner Attended by Moore and Newsom Couples

Mr and Mrs George B Moore and Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom attend the REMC dinner hosted at Arlington Christian Church on Wednesday night.

George B.* Moore Walter Newsom REMC Arlington Christian Church

Rare Bible leaf on display at Chicago library conference

A fragment from a first Bible valued over $50,000 is shown at the Midwest conference of the American Library Association in Chicago. Printed by Gutenberg about 500 years ago, the vellum page preserves vivid black ink with red and blue initials. The Latin leaf has forty two lines per column.

Midwest American Library Association Chicago Gutenberg

Preparing for Xmas Mail

Guidance on packing fragile items for mailing during Christmas including wrapping, marking fragile and perishable goods, and proper postage. Instructions cover addresses, return cards, tagging, and avoiding dark envelopes for greeting cards.

Glenwood Methodist church reopens with musical quartet

Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunts, Frank Overman, Mrs Spangler and Mrs Ralph Dreyer attended the opening of Glenwood Methodist church after redecorating. Rev R E Walker, assisting Rev McMillan, is the pastor. Mrs Overman Mrs Spangler Rev Walker and Hubert Hunt sang as a quartet and Mrs Dreyer played violin.

Hubert Hunt Frank Overman Robert Spangler Ralph Dreyer Glenwood R. E. Walker McMillan

Local men named as association s officers

L. V. Hauk of Morristown was chosen president of the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association at the annual meeting in Indianapolis. Harrie Jones of Rushville was re elected secretary treasurer and Robert Graham Jr of Washington was named vice president.

L. V. Hauk Morristown Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association Indianapolis Hauk Shelby County Harrie Jones Rushville Robert Graham, Jr Graham Farms Washington Indiana

No fixed link between hog and steer prices across periods

A study of historical data shows hog price to cattle price ratios vary widely since 1890, with hogs higher than cattle in 19 years and lower in 24. Ratios shift with pork and beef supply, exports, and consumer preference, and the 1927–1936 period saw hog prices consistently below steer prices as pork demand peaked and beef supply lagged.

Competition for soft coal threatens industry balance

Soft coal, supplying half the nation’s fuel and about a quarter of rail freight revenue, faces long standing distress. Industry spokesmen say subnormal output and prices fail to cover production costs, worsened by federal hydroelectric power competition.

Citizen Subscription Offer For Back Dues

A notice invites subscribers in arrears to settle back subscriptions at $1.00 per year. The Citizen subscription is presented as a suitable Christmas option.

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