Indiana Visitors in Washington and Defense Labor News
Visitors from Indiana included F A Sohn and F E Sohn of Carthage and C A Lowry of New Castle. The article reports on Main Street as the fastest growing area under 2,500 population, a 145 percent rise, and notes a 48 hour work week for W P A defense projects affecting about 200,000 workers. It also covers civilian pilot training progress with thousands of instructors and pilots, Purdue Extension Institute plans, and local school events such as table tennis and an oratorical contest.
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Indiana
Washington
F. A. Sohn
F. E. Sohn
Carthage
C. A. Lowry
New Castle
Main Street
Bureau of Census
Army
Navy Air Services
Navy
Farm policy institute to study national agriculture program
Ball State Teachers College in Muncie hosts a two day institute March 26 and 27 for Central Indiana farmers and leaders. The event titled What is a Desirable National Agriculture Program will cover national and world conditions affecting American and Hoosier farming and discuss core policy questions.
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Hoosier State
Purdue University
Agricultural Extension Service
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Ball State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Carl F.taeusch
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Goetz Brief
Georgetown University
Jasper B. Shannon
University of Kentucky
Walter Havighurst
Department of English
Miami University
Miami
John D. Black
Harvard University
L. E. Hoffman
Muncie
Ind
County Oratorical Winners Announced at Manilla Event
Three winners named Dick McNabb first Rosalind Stewart second Jo Ann Laird third. The winner will meet county orators at Manilla next week. Winning ovation titled Love America or Leave It by Bayard Baker. Spring basketball training began Tuesday night under Coach Morris with a team mostly freshmen sopho more juniors and a few seniors.
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Dick McNabb
Rosalind Stewart
Jo Ann Laird
Manilla
America
Bayard Baker
Morris
LIST CHANGES FOR TAX LAW CONTINUES ON PAGE ONE
The article details amendments to tax rates for retail merchants and added coverage for dry cleaners and launderers. It discusses preserving a 1 percent rate for certain cases and defines selling at retail as applying only to retail merchants. A new subsection expands the 1.4 percent rate to include dry cleaners and launderers.
Citizen Classified Ads Pay Try Them And Be Convinced
Classified notices urge readers to test advertise services and results, claiming value and persuasion through trial. Readers encouraged to contact local listings for opportunities to buy, sell, or promote products and services with no upfront guarantees.
Open Season on Foxes Declared Across Indiana
Indiana enacts a two year open season on red and grey foxes ending March 15, 1943. Gov Schricker signs emergency measure resolving prior confusion after Jan 15 1941. Farmers see foxes as pests while trappers pursue pelts and sport hunting with dogs. The grey fox remains unprotected in recent years.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Schricker
C. R. Gutermuth
Division of Fish and Game
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Ill
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Jeff
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Ball State
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