Rush Co shares in federal budget hit nearly seven million
Indiana chamber estimates Rush County faces about 6.99 million dollars in the 65.9 billion federal budget for next year. Allocation to Indiana and the county would cover federal taxes that finance President’s proposals. Reich warns Congress may raise the budget further and calls for keeping government closer to home.
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Rush County
Congress
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Indiana
Jack E. Reich
State Chamber
Mr. Reich
Reich
Rush County Farm and Home Events Calendar
A list of upcoming events in Rush County includes the Union Township Soil Conservation Referendum at Ging School on March 1 at 1 30 pm. March 3 features County 4 H and F F A Forestry and Entomology judging contest and a Fair Board meeting at 7 30 pm. March 5 hosts a 4 H Junior Club meeting. March 7 Soil Conservation District Supervisors meet at 7 30 pm. March 9 County 4 H Club officers training at 7 30 pm. March 13 all day Indianapolis District County Extension Agents Conference. March 14 Investments and Inheritance Extension School with Rol land Bauman of Purdue. March 15 District Junior Leader Training Conference. March 16 Share the Fun Festival at Arlington at 7 30 pm.
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Union Township
Ging School
Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Indianapolis
Investments and Inheritance Extension School
Rolland Bauman
Purdue
Arlington
Farmers Union delegates press for 100 percent parity and early payments
Indiana Farmers Union delegates from 41 counties conferred in a two day session despite heavy snow and urged Senators Capehart Jenner and Allen Ellender to repeal the Administration's sliding price supports. They called for 100 percent parity and production payments on crops meat dairy and eggs.
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Indiana Farmers Union
Indiana
Capehart
Jenner
Allen Ellender
D. la
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rush County
Maurice Kney
Claude R. Wickard
A. F
The
Commodity Credit Corporation
Harold E. Handley
Harry J. Reed
Purdue University
John C. Raber
Bristol
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Wickard
Senate
Anderson Coal Yard Sold to Jack Moore
The Anderson Coal Yard, owned by Lawrence Anderson, was sold last Monday to Jack Moore with the deal and transfer completed on the 21st. The notice also lists several obituaries, marriages, and local happenings from Carthage and nearby towns with dates and names such as James B. Mathers, Sarah McClurg, and others.
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Anderson
Lawrence Anderson
Jack Moore
James B. Mathers
Sarah McClurg
Carthage
Thompson Funeral Home
Rushville City Hospital
Robert Jackson
Greenfield R.R
Indiana Farm Conference Renews Tax Reform Drive
The convention urged no procrastination on the farm problem, backs high support prices for this and future years, and calls for tax reform including a graduated net income tax to replace personal property and gross income taxes. Raber was re-elected president. Elvis J. Wathen, Vanderburg, re-elected vice president. Executive board members named include Dewey Bickel New Carlisle Marion Clawson Eaton Ralph Hauser Worthington Clayton Bunger Rising Sun Philip Cole Pittsboro.
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Indiana
Raber
Elvis J. Wathen
Vanderburg
Dewey Bickel
New Carlisle
Marion Clawson
Eaton
Ralph Hauser
Worthington
Clayton Bunger
Rising Sun
Philip Cole
Pittsboro
Pendleton Visitors Host Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs Jack B Moore and family of near Pendleton visited on Saturday with Mr and Mrs Charles D Moore. Mr and Mrs Edward Askren and Mrs Ed Buschhaupt of Indianapolis were guests Sunday in the Fenner home.
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Jack B. Moore
Near
Pendleton
Charles .D. Moore
Edward Askren
Ed Buschhaupt
Indianapolis
Fenner
New Chevrolet offers quiet V8 power and swift action
The advertisement touts a Chevrolet with hydraulic lifters across V8 and six engines, delivering up to 205 hp. It emphasizes smooth, quiet operation, strong highway performance, confident handling, and safety features with optional padding and seat belts. A demo car is ready for test drives.
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Chevrolet
Local businessmen form Morristown venture capitalized at 50 000
Business men with two Morristown residents form a company to be capitalized at 50 000. The Carthage Hotel at Mill and Walnut was closed Monday. Mr and Mrs W R Grose moved to Morristown to manage the property. John Brooks and family moved to J F Tweedy’s property. Mildred Addison near here won first award on tatting at the Tri County Institute in Knightstown. Mrs J H Healey won second for crocheting.
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Morristown
Carthage
Corner Mill
Walnut Streets
W. R. Grose
Brett McFarlan
Dunreith
John Brooks
J. F. Tweedy
Mildred Addison
Tri-County Institute
Knightstown
J. H. Healey
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Rush Co
Farmers Union In Convention
Mary’ ‘Brookshire
Postal Service
Henry G.° Stager
Ralph Pearvery
Deer Path Camp
Land O
Taritisky
Lawrence R. McDaniel
Ernest M. ‘Bradford
Brooklyn
Ind
S. L. Newsom
Sims’ Dry Goods
Sarah A. Sipe
Richard W. Sipe
Orange
Henry C. McIlvaine
Ripley Township
Henry Sohn
Doris
Mary Catherine
O € Shirley
Alvin Sohne
Arletta Smal
Fred Sohn
Nancy Flint - Webb
Frank
Everett
Milt .Gardner
Ramona Pitts
W. Frank ‘Morris
L. M. Halt
Fisher
Chevy
Leee
Hunsinger Bros
Mays, Indiana
Walt Disney’s
Davy Crockett
Fess Parker
Buddy Ebsen
Arizona Sheep Dog
Joan Crawford, Jeff Chandler
Dennis Morgan
Paula Raymond
Phillips
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Rushville
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