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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1940

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Congress Roll Calls And Defense Training Plans

A federal briefing lists key Senate votes on the LaFollette amendment the Danaher amendment and other measures. It notes defense training to be run through trade schools NYA and CCC to build basic skills. It also features a proclamation on American loyalty against fifth column efforts with emphasis on immigrant heritage contributing to the nation.

Robert Mosier Winchester Harriett Enyart Freemand E. Stanley Garland Stanley Shirley Stanley Deanne Stanley George W. Eshelman Richmond Muriel Adams Ora Myers John Nigh Alfred Haines George F. Dickman Greenfield Jim Tatman Connersville Congress House Senate Senator LaFollette The Security Administration Danaher Finance Committee Western Hemisphere Tydings National Defense Advisory Commission National Youth Administration Civilian Conservation Corps

Farmers Union outlines six point farm program at Republican convention

National Farmers Union president John Vesecky urged the Resolutions Committee to adopt a six point plan to preserve family sized farms. It calls for farm rehabilitation debt refinancing income certificates cooperative support and anti-war stance while ensuring national defense and home security.

Farmers Union Philadelphia National Farmers Union Resolutions Committee John Vesecky Vesecky

Local Girl Enrolls in Civil Aeronautics School

Miss Betty DeSchipper of this place has enrolled in the United States Civil Aeronautics Authority school of flying at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie. She will obtain a pilot's license as part of a seven week program with daily ground work and 35 hours of actual flying. The class includes 32 boys and three girls among 35 pupils in total.

Betty DeSchipper United States Civil Aeronautics Authority School of Flying Ball State Teachers’ College Muncie DeSchipper

Smoky Mountain Trip Begins For Addison Pitts Family

Mrs Susie Addison and her son Ray along with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pitts of Hagerstown depart Saturday on a motor tour through the Smoky mountains in Tennessee.

Susie Addison Ray Kenneth Pitts Hagerstown Smoky Mountains Tennessee

Hitler In Paris Tour With Generals Sighted

Radiophoto shows Chancellor Hitler in the center with his staff on a Paris inspection tour. The Eiffel Tower stands in the background as the German censor approves the image.

Paris Hitler Eiffel Tower

Willkie Plans Headquarters in Rushville

Rush county voters rally behind Wendell L. Willkie with many committees organized to boost his campaign. The Rushville Chamber of Commerce invites Willkie to base his operations here as the county backs the Republican nominee in Indiana. The county board of commissioners passes a formal resolution praising Willkie and extends courtesies to him and his family.

Rush County Wendell Willkie Rushville Willkie Chamber of Commerce Rush County Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Indiana Wendell L. Willkie United States Edith Wilk Charles A. Morgan Laurence Price John W. Lindale Hubert Alexander

Maria Henley Accepted for Michigan in Fall

Miss Maria L. Henley, in the state library at Indianapolis, will enter the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor this fall. A 1940 Earlham College graduate, she is pursuing a Library Science degree and is one of thirty five accepted students for the upcoming academic year.

Maria L. Henley Indianapolis Miss Henley University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Earlham College

State Fair to Present Great Night Horse Show

Indiana State Fair announces the opening of its indoor horse show in the new Coliseum and Live Stock Pavilion with 8 000 seats and the world’s largest tanbark arena. Dedication is at 4 PM Sunday Sept 1, with purse totals near 20 000 and multiple 1 000 stakes through Sept 6. Noonday matinees run daily starting Sept 2 as free entertainment and judging occurs from morning to night.

John Bright Webb Indiana Board of Agriculture Senator Webb Indiana Indianapolis Indiana State Fair

Local Conservation Club Receives Quail for Brooder

Four hundred sixty young quail were received Wednesday by the Ripley Conservation club to be put in the club brooders at the residence of Mr and Mrs Paul Clevidence. The birds will stay in brooders until they are grown enough for distribution for hunting next fall.

Ripley Conservation Club Paul Clevidence

Girls H Club Meets At School House

The Girls 4-H club met Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the school house. Betty Williams Ruth Henderson gave clothing demonstrations while Marybelle Murfin demonstrated canning. Refreshments were served by Jessie Munden Marybelle Murfin Kathleen Mattix and Catherine Nibarger. Next meeting set for July 16 at 1 30 PM at the school house.

Betty Williams Ruth Henderson Marybelle Murfin Canning Jessie Munden Kathleen Mattix Catherine Nibarger

Outing Travels Reported for Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy with children and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush departed Tuesday night for an outing to Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Bayard Baker left Monday for a month long trip at Big Lake near Columbia City.

Ross Tweedy Thomas Bush Wisconsin Bayard Baker Big Lake Columbia City

School Reunion Attended by Mr and Mrs C G Hill

Mr and Mrs C G Hill attended a school reunion held in the Charlottesville school building on Sunday.

C. G. Hill Charlottesville

Card of Thanks for Raymond Finney

The Finney family thanks all who helped during illness and death of Raymond Finney. Special thanks go to the minister for sympathy and to those who sent flowers. Blanche Finney and Arthur Finney.

Raymond Finney

1940 Census Shows Population Drop in Rush County

Preliminary figures reported by Clerk Dale Fisher show Rush County population declined from 19 412 to 18 868 over ten years. Farm totals fell by 369 since five years ago due to consolidations, with May say changes forthcoming, but the county remains known as a leading corn and hog producer.

Dale Fisher Rush County Cash Essington Essington

Tax Bill Hits All Residents

The defense tax act takes effect Monday July 1 as nationwide taxes rise on many goods and services. Readouts show new rates on toilet preparations automobiles radios refrigerators matches energy gasoline oil cards club dues and liquor with tobacco taxes noted for cigarette packages and dealer stock records due by August 1.

Carthage Treasury Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue

Mrs George Moore Attends Local S C Club Meeting

Mrs George Moore attended the S and C club meeting at the home of Mrs John Davis near Richland on Monday.

George Moore S. and C. Club John Davis Richland

Rare six-headed radish grows in East Alton garden

In East Alton Illinois E M Lewis reports a radish from his garden that appears to be a rare six-headed form with a single top. The unusual vegetable is likened to the hand of a gigantic underwater creature and is described as a unique fusion of shoots.

East Alton III E. M. Lewis

Carthage Service Club proposals park for town

A Monday town council meeting approved a proposal by Harry Pitts of the Carthage Service Club to convert nearly an acre beside the water works pump station into a park. The club would supply shade trees and grass seed if the town funds a new entrance and grounds leveling.

Harry Pitts Carthage Service Club Pitts

Youthful Good Will Music Club Delights Sunday School

The Youthful Good Will Music Club performed Sunday morning at Fletcher Methodist Sunday school with strong attendance. Under Mrs Ervin Renegar the group showed notable musical talent and hopes for a return engagement. Members included Jimmie Carr Tommy Ray Maurice Stenger Rosemary and Max Manche with Richard Marshall added for next week at Friends church during Sabbath school hour.

Good Will Fletcher Methodist Sunday School Ervin Renegar Fletcher” ‘Methodists Mrs. Renegar Jimmie Carr Tommy Ray Maurice Stenger Rosemary Max Manche Friends Church Richard Marshall

Republican workers urged to meet with Raymond Springer

Raymond Springer congressman from the 10th District requests Rush County Republican workers attend a meeting in the courthouse assembly room on Wednesday July 17 at 10:30 a.m. All party workers are urged to be present.

Ruskville Rush County Raymond Springer Court House

Reverend Kenworthy Attends Peace Conference in Richmond

Rev. Murray S. Kenworthy is in Richmond this week for the Friends Peace Conference and will travel to Dewart Lake near Syracuse to join the Pastors Short Course Conference. He plans to participate in related sessions and networking with other clergy leaders.

Murray S. Kenworthy Richmond Kenworthy Dewart Lake Syracuse

Brother of Local Woman Dies in Kingston Area

Oliver Ross Warrick 22 died Tuesday morning at eight at his parents home east of Kingston. He was the brother of Mrs Frances McCorkle of this place.

Oliver Ross Warrick Charles Warrick Kingston Frances McCorkle

Knightstown Property Bought by Merle Hill in Adams and Warrick

Merle D. Hill of near Carthage buys a residence and a vacant lot on Adams and Warrick streets in Knightstown and plans to build a double on the empty lot.

Merle D. Hill Carthage Adams and Warrick Streets Knightstown

A J Carr and son Visit Relatives in St Louis

A J Carr and son Jimmie are spending a few days this week with relatives in St Louis. Mrs Carr and son Jack, who have been visiting in St Louis, will return home with Mr Carr and son at week’s end.

A. J. Carr Jimmie St. Louis Mrs. Carr Jack Mr. Carr

Henleys Host Fourth Visit in Greencastle

Mr Clyde Henley Jr and his wife and daughter Catherine Jo of Greencastle came Wednesday evening to spend the Fourth with Clyde Henley and his wife.

Clyde Henley, Jr Catherine Jo Greencastle Clyde Henley

Ruth White Visits Coral’s at Milton Saturday Evening

Miss Ruth White visited Coral's in Milton on Saturday evening. The brief sighting notes her presence at the Milton cafe gathering.

Ruth White Coral Milton

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Aed Raymond S. Springer America Washington News Civil Aeronautics School Smoky Mountain Willkies Maria Henley University OF Michigan Blanche Finney Arthur Finney Town Council Service Club Youthful Good Will Music Club Springer
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