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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen edited by Ed E Ely is a weekly paper from Carthage Indiana. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year domestically with Canada at 2.00, six months 75 cents, and three months 50 cents. It is entered at the Carthage post office as second class mail matter.
Paul G Hoffmann shows that by learning from officials and following proven methods, experiments and local action improved safety. In 1938, 39 states and 307 cities posted better safety records than 1935, with 15000 fewer fires and 450000 fewer injuries. The standard highway safety program is gaining wide endorsement.
Washington reports detail Mexican government pressure on foreign correspondents over alleged German oil deals. Frank L. Kluckhohn of The New York Times was detained, others reprimanded, as Congress debates the silver program and U S relations with Latin America. The item notes impacts on trade, Lima Conference, and potential policy shifts.
The wife of a movie comedian faces a civil filing after she allegedly sped through a stop sign, struck a tree, and caused damage. The case tests fault and consent questions in a publicized dispute.
Native Indiana timbers outshine imported species with yellow poplar siding leading the rankings. Builders note strong local supply and consistent quality amid market shifts.
Thirty years ago in Charlottesville a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson was held by the Pochahontas at the Montgomery home with fifty seven attendees and simple refreshments. Joseph L. Binford of Blue River left for a Texas Oklahoma trip this week. Mrs. Eunice S. Phelps and others visited Indianapolis Friday. Dr. A T Rank installed a modern operating table at his office. Mrs. L D Gardner left for a several days visit with relatives.
Indianapolis January 23 Employers and other payers who made $1,000 or more in payments to employees or other payees have eight days to file information returns with the Gross Income Tax Division. Forms 12 should be filed by January 27 to provide employees copies for annual returns. The tax period closes January 31 and penalties for delinquency range from 10 to 50 percent plus 1 percent monthly interest.
A columnist outlines a home travel plan using books, maps, and library resources. By studying an atlas and reading travel literature, a reader can plot a world trip from Carthage Indiana to Carthage Africa with minimal cost, totaling about $1.19 for road maps and materials.
Hour Division announces openings with age limits for trainer operators and inspectors. Applicants must meet specific age ranges, with veterans’ preferrals up to retirement. Information available from the Civil Service Board of Examiners and the Civil Service Commission in major cities Washington remains cited. The Boston Herald notes commentary on women and guests alongside this notice.
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for topographic draftsmen and for wildlife biologists at various grades with age limits. Closing dates vary by region: Feb 21 or Feb 24 1939. Positions pay from 1620 to 2600 dollars yearly with eligibility based on age and education.
The note advises that bake failures stem from improper ratios not jar strength. It suggests excess sugar as the common culprit and urges checking proportions to fix the result.
Notice lists HOWARD E Henley as executor by the Rush County Circuit Court of Indiana for the estate of Emma J Overman the filing indicates the estate is solvent with Attest: Dale Fisher Clerk and Titsworth and Titsworth as Attorneys dated January 6 1939.
The Administrator of the Estate of Phoebe N Newsom has filed a final settlement account in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for February 7 1939 to approve the account and all heirs or interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claims. Penninan Bryant Administratrix Gary and Bohannon Attorneys Dale Fisher Clerk.
The Indiana State Highway Commission preserves trees on highway rights of way under a 1935 act. Trees may be removed only when necessary for construction. A timber sale attempt near Road 120 sparked emphasis on scenic preservation, aided by roadside improvements, native planting, and federal funding.
Plans move forward for rebuilding the Reichstag Building in Berlin. A proposed model includes a small room for Adolf and a built-in phonograph that will continually play Ja ja as part of the design, reflecting era symbolism.
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