Taxpayers Association studies Indiana infirmaries decline
The Indiana Taxpayers Association reports most counties keep infirmaries with eighty eight of ninety two counties still operating. Some counties have few inmates and consider consolidations or county cooperation. The piece notes costs in 1944 and 1945 and discusses age limits and potential reforms. Indiana Republicans push to uncensor American press reports from UNRRA aid nations. Proponents cite UNRRA distribution figures and warn against censorship.
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Taxpayers Association
Indiana
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Clark County
Washington County
Harrison County
Floyd County
Mar
Tin County
Dubois
Ohio County
Walter T. Horn
The
Boards of County Commissioners
Tay
Mnd
VISITORS FROM INDIANA AND FEDERAL SPENDING NOTES
Reported visitors from Indiana and Connersville are listed in a local item. A lengthy government review discusses postwar spending reductions, debt reduction, and balanced budgets amid ongoing Congress activity. It includes figures on 1945 and 1946 appropriations, armed forces budgets, and British loan debate. The piece also mentions Russia's handling of Japanese troops and a stalled American consulate in northern Korea.
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Indiana
A. D. Davis
Connersville
Weldon Hudson
Bobbie
Richmond
Herbert Wilson
Edgar Hendrickson
Joseph F. Pufrin
Grace McKee Bottles
Los Angeles
California
Congress
Bureau
Army
Navy
War Department
Russia
Manchuria
Siberia
Moscow
Korea
Military branches seek control of national research for defense
The speaker argues that Army ground forces and the Navy both want to control a research development. He says the rest of the public should see it as national use and allocate the stem to the service where it can be most effective for protection.
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Navy
New disease resistant oats for growers
Purdue University agronomists released two new disease resistant oat varieties Benton and Clinton. About 250000 bushels of Clinton and 2000 of Benton will be seed available for this harvest, with distribution in Indiana Illinois Iowa and other states under the seed certification program.
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Purdue University Agronomists
Purdue
Iowa
Illinois
Clinton
Indiana
Newton Halterman
Rushville
Floyd Hiner
Lewisville
Rush Couny
Purdue Iowa experiment stations develop resistant grain varieties
Stem rusts smuts and leaf blights were tested by plant scientists at Purdue University and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Stations with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Clinton and Benton are medium early varieties with similar maturity and higher yields in Indiana, outperforming Tama Vicland and older disease susceptible kinds when cut with a binder or delayed for combining.
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Purdue University
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Stations
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clinton
Benton
Indiana
Tama
Vicland
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Kenneth Rhodes
Sectecee
County Boards of Commissioners
Free Press Amendment
Robert A. Grant
Gerald W. Landis
Raymond S. Springer
Everett Dirksen
Clinois Republican
United States
UNRRA
Congressional
Tudiana
Public Service Company
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Hoosier Enterprises
Service
Sewice
Washington News
Geo. C. Alexander & Co
Morgan Streets
Buick
Olds
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Gamble Store
Guy Ewing
Mr. Farmer
Bayshack Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Shelbyville
Duroflo
Post’s Gamble Store
Knightstown
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