Harvey plans bid to retain seat in House
Congressman Ralph Harvey of Indiana announces re election bid for 1958 after years in the House since 1947. In a mailed message to 700 precinct officials he says he enjoys the job, finds it more challenging, and will stay in harness if voters approve. He emphasizes national security and moral stability as priorities.
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Harvey
Washington
Coufessman
Ralph Harvey
Indiana
Hoosier
Mrs Landis Freeman Visits Char Charlottesville Friends
Mrs Landis Freeman of Charlottesville spent Tuesday visiting Mrs Charles Byrd and their daughters, sharing time with family and neighbors in a brief social call.
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Landis Freeman
Charlottesville
Charles Byrd
Local Social Notes From Mays to Carthage and Purdue
Mrs Paul Wilson of near Mays visited Mrs Elmer Hunt on Monday. Mrs Max Newby of St Louis en route home from Purdue visited Mrs Nelle Newby. Martha Moore allied Arlington return after convalescing at John Blessinger home Carthage. Etna Mathley and Kenneth Mathley stayed with John Backer family Anderson while their daughter was born. John Robert Backer visited Carthage for weeks. Charlie Moore and Herman Dyers joined Lawrence Price's home Saturday. Purdue agronomists say 100 bushels corn need 160 pounds nitrogen 40 phosphorus and 100 potash.
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Paul Wilson
Near Mays
Elmer Hunt
Max Newby
St. Louis
Purdue
Nelle Newby
Martha Moore
Arlington
John Blessinger
Carthage
R. R
Etna Mathley
Kenneth Mathley
John Backer
Anderson
John
Robert Backer
Mathley
Charlie Moore
Herman Dyers
Lawrence Price
Segregation Through Ages and Its Consequences
The piece traces caste and social separation from ancient India to early American settlements. It argues segregation spans eras and causes widespread harm, citing Buddha’s challenge to caste and Pilgrims’ search for religious liberty without equality.
First Federal Savings & Loan Rushville Financials Scene
Statement lists assets including first mortgage loans cash on hand and in banks office building equipment and other assets and liabilities with capital reserves and insured accounts. Officers directors and S&L affiliations named.
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First Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Rushville
Fedex
Religious intolerance and limits on voting in early America
The piece outlines harsh religious segregation in the Massachusetts colony with Mary Dyer’s executions for Quaker beliefs, then traces voting rights and property restrictions that excluded women and many others. It cites historic positions on church, race, and immigration, noting slow progress toward equality.
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Massachusetts
Mary Dyer
Bermuda
New Democracy
America
Solomon
Dilly
Water Works Improvements Bids Carthage Indiana 1958
The Town of Carthage Indiana invites sealed bids for water works improvements with bids due January 20 1958 at 7 00 P M CST. Bids are publicly opened and read at the Town Hall. Plans and specs available from clerk treasurer with a non collusion affidavit required. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bernadine H Morgan Clerk Treasurer.
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Carthage
Indiana
C.S.T
Bernadine H. Morgan
Do You Remember When Jan 16 1948 Purdue nominees and more
Do You Remember When features Purdue University nominees for 1947 48 Who's Who among students in American Universities and Colleges. Founder's Day celebration at Lincoln Hotel Indianapolis included Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority pantomimes with a local chapter award. Also notes 4 H tomato growers contest winner Robert E White and $50 bonds, ice fishing outing by Fred Zimmerman and Earl Mc Corkle, a chimney fire at Thomas McClurg home, birth of Charlotte Anne Caldwell, theater lease and price changes, residents moving, dinner party guests, and January 13 athletic association officers.
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Philip Winslow
Purdue University
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Lincoln Hotel
Indianapolis
Stephen Foster
DeSchipper Packing Co
Robert E. White
Robert
Indiana Canners Assoc
Fred Zimmerman
Earl McCorkle
Angola
Ind
Thomas McClurg
Not worth his salt the knight of segregation
The piece denounces segregation as a historic an antique. it notes that money from Jewish bankers funded a mercenary jackpot and argues that segregation is not a modern issue, invoking medieval social hierarchy as a comparison.
Knightstown man injured by steel pulley at plant
Herman Stevens of Knightstown working at Carthage Container Corporation was struck in the face by a steel pulley Friday. His nose was crushed and jawbones fractured. he received medical care and was moved to Major Hospital in Shelbyville. Born January 14, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Noah Magee. Two students, Vera Miller and James Mosier, completed school mid semester. Lucille Pitts will replace Miller as school notes editor, Vivian Hunt takes Miller’s office duties. Lucille Burton of Carthage and Loren McCorkle of here wed last Thursday at Greenfield. Jesse Henley announced his Republican bid for county auditor.
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Herman Stevens
Knightstown
Carthage Container Corporation
Shelbyville
Noah Magee
Vera Miller
James Mosier
Lucille Pitts
Miss Miller
Vivian Hunt
Rushville
Fred Brooks
Lucille Burton
Carthage
Loren McCorkle
James McCorkle
Here
Greenfield
Jesse Henley
Local Wedding Invitations Sold At The Citizen Office
Ladies need not travel for wedding invitations The Citizen Office offers a convenient in town source with ready made designs and personalized options for brides and families.
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Citizen Office
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Wlw-T
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Sexson & Bradley Stock Barn
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Oliver
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Massey Harris
Oliver Rodex
Papec
McKee
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Bayard Baker
Lsted
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Guatama
Buddha
Republic
North Main Street
Clarence Meyers
Robert L. Scott
Treas
Virginia Hogsett
Marjorie Lambert
Ruth M. Waits
Teller
Adrienne Mauzy
Ivan Alexander
Norman Crum Parvel Moore
Kenneth L, Earnest
United States Savings & Loan League
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Savings & Loan League of
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Mei
coLoec
Iew Standard of
Freemont
George B. Hall
Hall Motor Sales
Kc. Sales & Service
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick Douglas
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
England
Dutch West India Company
New Amsterdam
New York
Charlotte Anne
Bernard Caldwell
Auditorium
Lawrence McDaniel
Ernest Bradford
W. M. Manche
Sims
Main Street
John F. Leisure
Henry Jessup
Omer Cooley
Little Daughter
Hamilton
Ohio
Ora Beckner
Grace Lee
Near
Zelma Shaffer
Ils
S.C. Home
Melvin Henley
Rue P. Henley
Athletic Association
James Henley
Bill Small
Clyde Ruby
Gillette
Yier
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia& Pinkham
Baushack Fertilizer Co
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