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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

3

Government owes two of every three debts in economy

The article analyzes the rise of federal debt since World War I, noting the United States government now accounts for about two thirds of total debts. It compares debt shares across 1919 1930 1940 and 1945, highlighting shifts from private to public indebtedness and the role of banks in holding government securities.

United States U.S. Treasury Federal Reserve Bank of New York Treasury U.S. Department of Commerce

Studying Bomb Effects on Flora and Insects Planned

U S Department of Agriculture scientists will study how atomic energy rays from the Bikini test affect plants seeds plant diseases insects and farm animals in a forthcoming research program next month.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Bikini

Agricultural Seeds and Insects Sent to Pacific Atoll Blast Site

John Baker described recent National Farm and Home Hour remarks predicting a Pacific atoll test area receiving wheat corn vegetables cotton and flower seeds plus a USDA entomologist will study termites bedbugs chicken mites and carpet beetles under careful care as the atom blast occurs. The aim is to observe radiation effects on seeds and pests and possibly uncover new disease control methods.

Cording John Baker Pacific Atoll Baker USDA

Early hay cutting maximizes protein and second crop yield

Purdue agronomists say early cutting yields the best protein content and up to 25 percent value is lost if timing is wrong. The protein peak occurs about two weeks before maximum hay yield, with early cuts also boosting the second crop for pasture or seed.

Alfalfa and Red Clover Harvest Timing Advice

An expert notes alfalfa cut May 30 vs June 11 differs little in moisture and curing time. Red clover offers highest feeding value at half to full bloom. Second growth yields nearly twice as much seed when first crop is removed by full bloom. Pence advises cutting alfalfa when the crop is one tenth in bloom without harming future yield.

Pence

Civil Service Exams Open for Physicist Chemist and Engineer

The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Physicist, Chemist and Engineer at the P-1 grade with a $2 644.80 annual salary. Eligible applicants may compete for provisional appointments leading to permanent status. Separate physicist registers will be kept in Washington DC and the Sixth Region Ohio Indiana Kentucky. Chemist and Engineer posts are in Washington DC and nearby areas. Written exams required. Applicants must meet specified education or experience requirements.

United States Civil Service Commission Federal Service Washington D.C Immedate

Engineer Qualifications and Application Details for Veterans

The notice outlines education and experience requirements for engineers including four years of college course work in physics or chemistry or an equivalent combination plus field experience. Applicants must complete a standard four year engineering curriculum or an equivalent time based on education and experience. Age limits are waived for veteran preference. Further details appear in examination announcements. Applications and filing information are available from Mr. C. W. Cross in Rushville Indiana or from Civil Service offices.

Blood donation milestone at Red Cross since 1941

Since 1941 the Red Cross has collected more than 12 million pints of human blood for conversion into plasma, marking a long running effort to support medical needs.

The Red Cross

West Indian cherry cited as rich vitamin C source

The West Indian cherry has recently been identified as a prolific source of anti-scurvy vitamin C. The finding highlights potential nutritional and health benefits from this fruit.

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Carthage Aed Indiana Republican Editorial Association Kenneth Rhodes Alonzo L. Tuttle K. L. Rhodes Postoffice Indiana N. Main St Rushville Andy Dasion America Hunsinger Bros Mays, Indiana U. S Twain Seber Purdue University Agronomists M. O. Pence Extension Agronomist Push County Loan & Finance CO ST. Rushville Just LeVine Mr. Farmer Bayshack Fertilizer Co Greenfield Shelbyville Commission C. W. Cross Ind Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Hunt A&h Baking Soda G.A. Lemon Sally May Post's Gamble Store Knightstown Asmat Service Company OF Indiana, Ine
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