Rural Electrification Acknowledged On 20th Anniversary
REA program fuels a $14 000 average capital per farm worker and electrifies over three million farms since 1940. Vice President Nixon lauds the partnership between government and people as the 20th anniversary of REA nears. NRECA leaders Jack Smith and Clyde Ellis join in commemorations highlighting improved farm production, jobs, and rural life, with continued calls to expand reliable cheap electricity nationwide.
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Clyde T. Ellis
Mississippi Delta
America
REA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Norris
Sam Rayburn
Ganda
United States
All America
Richard Nixon
REA Electrification Administration
True D. Morse
Ancher Nelson
Jack Smith
Rural Electrification Administration
Nebr
Tex
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Washington, D. C
Texas
Frank W. Norris
Nebraska
Farmer Rural Electrification
New Feed Law Changes Labeling Rules for Indiana Farms
Indiana farmers will see two major changes under the new commercial feed law effective July 1. Manufacturers may use state tags or privately printed analysis tags, and customer-formula feeds require an invoice listing content. State chemist tag presence depends on permits and label accuracy.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
F. W. Quackenbush
Remember When July 6 1945 Obituaries and Local Happenings
July 6 1945 items include the death of Mrs Howard Binford at Major hospital Shelbyville from complications and Ruth Mitchell a teacher from 1923 24 term passing at Spencer after a lingering illness. Residents visiting relatives include Miss Martha Jo Bentley in Los Angeles and Miss Betty Blizard with Mr and Mrs Frank King plus Sgt Sam Gold on furlough from England. Alonzo Sohn Fred Sohn and families visited Knightstown while Maurice Alexander and Alva Newsom hosted relatives in Indianapolis.
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Howard Binford
Shelbyville
Martha Jo Bentley
Los Angeles
Calif
Louise Flick
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Fred Flick
Sgt
Sam Gold
England
F. J. Sims
Washington, D. C
Ruth Mitchell
Spencer
Howard H. Brown
Doris Ruth
Homer
Betty Blizard
Greenfield
Frank King
Maurice Alexander
Alva E. Newsom
Alonzo Sohn
Fred Sohn
Knightstown
Miss Violet Gardner to Return for Nurse Training
July 6 1985 Miss Violet Gardner will return Friday to Methodist Hospital where she is training as a nurse after spending three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Milt Gardner and family. Also noted are visits by Mrs Guy Ewing and daughter Maxine and Martha Jean Copher of St Louis. S O McCarty’s postoffice appointment bond. Lake McCoy weekend with Ralph Johnson Rushville Virgil Tetrick families. Joe Michael near Milroy camp supper guests. and greetings to the late J H Scholl’s Milton home by Mrs Avery Rawls Grace H Porter and Miss Pearle Coffin.
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Violet Gardner
Milt Gardner
Methodist Hospital
Guy Eewing
Maxine
Martha Jean Copher
St. Louis
Indianapolis
S. O. McCarty
Farley
Senate
Ralph Johnson
Rushville
Virgil Tetrick
Lake McCoy
Joe Michael
Near
Milroy
Avery Rawls
Grace H. Porter
Pearle Coffin
J. H. Scholl
Milton
Rosa Lind Maxine Born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Stewart
A daughter Rosa Lind Maxine was born July 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart on July 10, 1925, marking 30 years since the event.
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Rosalind Maxine
Gerald Stewart
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