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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists Kenneth Rhodes as editor and publisher and Grace Porter as society editor while noting telephone contact and post office mailing details. Subscription rates are shown at 2.00 for one year and 1.00 for six months, with advertising rates available on request.
Gov Ralph F Gates announced the Indiana Department of Conservation purchased 1000.56 acres in the past year, boosting state forest ownership to 67498 plus Yellowwood under federal lease making total 86559.24 acres. State Forester Wilcox aims to reach 750000 acres in 25 years and add more recreation including public shooting grounds. Engel Anderson led a Dorset sheep sale in Centerville with 22 head averaging 66.60 dollars. top ram sold for 125 dollars to Ira Jones of Hinckley Illinois. Buyers from seven states attended.
The plan stores standard items in VA supply depots for rapid local draw by 90 plus VA hospitals. Large quantity buying via competitive bidding seeks lowest prices and up to date equipment while replenishing stocks to keep drugs and supplies fresh.
The VA Chaplaincy Service now has 154 full time chaplains serving at VA hospitals homes and centers. In 1945 at inauguration there were 12. An additional 174 chaplains contribute part time to patients. VA aims for one full time chaplain per 500 patients.
Congressman Raymond S. Springer notes visitors from Indiana including Mr. and Mrs. Cooley of Muncie and Mr. and Mrs. Shapard of Richmond. He reports House debate on atomic energy and bomb control with conflicting provisions and uncertainty over treaty status and interim guard. The OPA bill has moved to conference committee.
A political column discusses price control fights in Congress and the President’s veto threat, plus attempts by leaders to push adjournment around July 27. It notes foreign loan debates and CPA propaganda spending, followed by local social visits and travel notes.
Mrs. Weldon Newlin traveled to Coatesville and Fillmore for a Elliott family reunion and several days visit. The Chap pell sisters Elsie and Ada and Edwin Chappell joined Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hedrick for supper in New Castle. Dr. George B. McNabb and son Richard along with Edward E. Bly attended a ball game in Indianapolis Sunday.
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