Why Cant Johnny Get A Job Editorial Piece
Carthage Indiana editorial argues high school education reduces unemployment. Citing University of Michigan and Hoosier Schoolmaster data, it cites dropout rates, projected lifetime earnings, and rising demand for skilled workers. It urges keeping children in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Ft. Wayne
Concordia Lutheran High School
Indiana
University of Michigan
The
Hoosier Schoolmaster
Public Service Co of Indiana challenges FPC powers
Public Service Company of Indiana, serving 69 Hoosier counties, filed a federal suit in Indianapolis for a declaratory judgment claiming the Federal Power Commission seeks to regulate its rates and services. The utility, which sells to 47 cities and 31 REMCs, states all operations and customers lie within Indiana and under state PSC oversight. Carroll H. Blanchar, company president, said the FPC is unlawfully attempting to usurp state regulatory authority.
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Public Service Company of
Indiana
Federal Power Commission
Electric Company
Hoosier
FPC
U. S. District Court
Indianapolis
REMC
Public Service Company
Peru
Logansport
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Tipton
Rushville
Public Service Commission of
Carroll H. Blanchar
State Commission
Court to Decide Future Of State Agency Role
Blanchar said his company believes the court should determine whether the state should continue performing the job it has long done. He notes the agency’s history and questions about the best path forward.
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Hoosiers
Blanchar
Sunday dinner guests include families from Franklin Knightstown and Spiceland
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Davis were Mrs Donald Smith and family and Mrs Philip Davis and family all of Franklin and the Harold Adams family of Knightstown. Mr and Mrs James Lacy and family of Spiceland were Wednesday supper guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Davis
Donald Smith
Philip Davis
Franklin
Harold Adams
Knightstown
James Lacy
Spiceland
Refereeing Continues Across Sectional Basketball Tourneys
Scores show Hancock County Reserve results with Wilkinson New Palestine Mt. Vernon and Hancock Central in close games. Varsity results include Hancock Central toppling Charlottes vie Wilkinson edging Mt. Vernon. Friday’s action features Rushville over Seymour and Manilla defeating Hauser. Saturday high scorers include Cambridge City Knightstown and Anderson over Rushville. Shelby County results list Triton, Morriston, Milroy, and Waldron in close matchups.
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Hancock County
Tourney Wilkinson
New Palestine
Mt. Vernon
Charlottesville
Hancock Central
Charlottesvie
Wilkinson
Rushville
Seymour
Manilla
Hauser
New Salem
Morton
Mays
Fayette Central
Cambridge City
Knightstown
Rush County Tourney Schedule Highlights
This week features Thursday and Saturday games with Rushville at Shelbyville Triton visiting Knightstown and Knightstown hosting Centerville in the Rush County tournament.
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Rush County
Rushville
Shelbyville
Triton
Knightstown
Centerville
Notice of Administration in Bush County Indiana
Ruby Lee Esther Sallee appointed executrix of the will of Edward Bush deceased in Rush County Indiana. All claims must be filed in six months from first publication or be barred. Published January 7, 1964. Attorneys Earnest & Foster and Dallas Hardwick.
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Circuit Court
Bush County
Indiana
Ruby Lee Esther Sallee
Edward Bush
Rushville
Earnest & Foster
Dallas Hardwick
Rush County
Barriest& Foster
Frances M. Gilson
Harold R. Gilson
Irene Gardner
Rush Circuit
William F. Marshall
Changes Discussed in Rush County 4H Program
Local leaders in Rush County reviewed upcoming year changes to 4H projects at the county extension office on January 9. New Weed project requires 15 common Indiana weeds, pressed and mounted with labels, while conservation and entomology sections receive revised or new requirements and exhibit schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Indiana
Indiana State Fair Offers 150000 In Horse Stakes Purses
The Fox Stake, Horseman Stake and Horseman Futurity at the Indiana State Fair announce a total purse of 150000. Most funds come from horsemen contributing to the stakes and futurities to race. Race days run Saturday August 31 and Monday September 2 through Wednesday September 4.
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Fox
Horseman Stake
Horseman
Thieves Loot Ten Carthage Businesses in January 1954 Burglary
A Sunday night burglary across Carthage targets ten businesses and the Community Center with an estimated 1100 dollars in cash jewelry and narcotics stolen. Royces Jewelry Store loses about 700 dollars. other losses include Rubus Market Leadbetter Pharmacy Carthage Hardware and more. State Detective Elmer Cord and Town Marshall Brooks call it a professional job and a likely well organized gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Royce Jewelry
Ripley Two Conservation Club
Joseph
Carthage Hardware
Rubus
Leadbetter Pharmacy
Carthage Radio
Hunts Food
Thomas Bush
4Th St
Tweedy Lumber Co
Manuel’s
Elmer Cord
Marshall Brooks
Cord
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Carthage Citizen
Indiana “Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Public Service CO
Season Records Ltd
Mrristown
Miroy
Arlington
Morton Ppp
Anna Marie Pitts
Lowell Brown
Linda and
Jerry
Thompson
Joe McClurg
Claude Pearson
Charles Pearson
India
Nelle Newby
Lafalet Club
Gouldie Kyser
Katherine Kennedy
Ralph McClarnon
Pvtra McClarnon
Junction City
Kansas
Randoph Reames
Lois
Mamie Howard
Eleanor Rose
Reames
Bridgeport
William Peacock
Oscar Alexander
Market Streets
Howard Tetrick
Fairmount
Shriners
E. N. Hill
F. J
Forest Souder
Greenfield
James Souder
Gurney Earnest
Bessie Addison
Henry Addison
Christian Parsonage
Ira Earnest
Bank of Carthage
Thomas T. Newby
William P. Henley
Charles D. Newlin
Edgar N. Hill
Walter B. Hill
W. P. Newby
W. P. Henley
C. D. Newlin
Howard E. Henley
Capitol Service
US. Capitol
Antelopes
U.S
March of Dimes
Senate
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
Birch Bayh
Mary Lou
Rushville Memorial Gym
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Milroy
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