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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
4
Carthage Indiana newspaper listing editors and staff including Kenneth Rhodes editor Alonzo L Tuttle business manager and Grace Porter society editor. Public notice of second class mail matter and basic subscription and advertising information provided.
A Missouri farmer sparked a one man led push for a unified farm strike that could withhold food until labor disputes are resolved. The proposal drew mixed reaction from national groups like the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Grange who warned it would hurt 130 million Americans and be counterproductive. Officials urged patience and rejected such drastic action as unhelpful. Meanwhile Indiana reports indicate about 5 000 new business license applicants in 1946 signaling stronger economic stability and revenue growth under Governor Ralph F Gates.
Judge James A. Emmert Indiana Attorney General met in Washington on business. Rivers A. Powell of Connersville now in Alexandria government work, and Robert Ely of Union City were noted visitors. Secret diplomacy and the Yalta conference draw questions as officials caution against hidden agreements.Russia veto debate at UN, China relief ships discussed. Britain loan to be debated. Dinner guests Harold Ruby family attended Rushville event.
Indiana elects 1 senator and 11 representatives this year. Senators are chosen by state convention and serve six years. representatives serve two years and are selected in primaries. Districts total eleven with district populations ranging from about 241000 to 460000. All members receive salaries and mileage. Indiana senators had no committee chairs in 1945.
Local authorities warn of excessive stray dogs in Carthage after multiple complaints of property damage. Owners are urged to secure their pets with collars and tax tags to prevent further action against roaming dogs.
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