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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1958
Page
3
Harvey Opposes Senate Freeze on Farm Prices
Congressman Ralph Harvey of Indiana opposes a Senate backed plan to freeze commodity support prices at 1957 levels as the House debates the farm bill. He favors a long-range constructive program for agriculture and warns the quickie proposal would jeopardize bipartisan drafting efforts. He supports dairy price safeguards but calls the dairy livestock plan unrealistic for the Corn Belt.
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Harvey
Senate
Washington
Spl
Ralph Harvey
Ind
House
House Committee On Agriculture
Congress
General Telephone Releases 1957 Annual Report
General Telephone released its 1957 annual report showing record results with revenue of 22,126,684 dollars, up from 21,312,524 dollars in 1956. District manager Paul F. Stearley noted higher operating expenses for wages taxes and depreciation on new public-use plant reduced earnings.
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General Telephone
General
Paul F. Stearley
General Telephone reports record 1957 construction and expansion
General Telephone announces a 1957 construction spend of 12.16 million dollars the highest in a year. The company converted 3 exchanges to automatic service serving nine communities boosting the statewide plant and property to 79.44 million dollars and adding 13 616 telephones for a total of 298 081.
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General
Stearley
General Telephone
L. H. Meyer
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Purdue unveils portable hay feeder to save forage
Purdue University engineers announce a new portable hay feeder that reduces waste. The 5 by 16 foot design serves 20 to 25 cattle on hay alone or more with silage and can be built on farm using native or dressed timber. Materials cost about 60 to 70 dollars with plans available from Purdue University agricultural engineering.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
John R. Foley
Purdue
Purdue Plan Service
Agricultural Engineering Department
Foley
Children Should Look All Ways Before Crossing Streets
AAA safety poster stresses looking in all directions including behind before crossing. Rich ard T. James cites dangers from turning vehicles and urges parents to model safe crossing since many pedestrians overrun safety rules. Mary Eliz Sklepko’s poster from West Junior High School, Youngstown, Ohio won first prize in AAA’s 1957 contest and is distributed nationwide.
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Richard T. James
Hoosier Motor Club
James
AAA Club
Mary Eliz Sklepko
West Junior High School
Youngstown
Ohio
Mary’s
American Automobile Association
AAA
United States
Turbo-Thrust V8 Powers 1000-Mmile Argentina Run
In a transcontinental test the Turbo-Thrust V8 powered a 1000 mile run on Argentina’s General San Martin Highway. The Turboglide transmission and Full Coil suspension handled 30 percent grades and 12,572 foot altitudes as the car completed a 41 hour 14 minute round trip to Valparaiso and back without engine shutdown.
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Chevrolet
General San Martin
Automobile Club of Argentina
Buenos Aires
Pampas
Andes
Pacific
Valparaiso
Chile
Championship season ends with South Side victory in 1958
A sprawling season wrap reports South Side as the 1958 state champion at Indianapolis with Crawfordsville and Muncie Central as runners-up. Haslam earns the Trester Award for spirit and performance. Kentucky University takes the NCAA honor in Louisville. The column notes surprise teams, injuries, and future hopes as fans look to next November. Other items include a Community Center dance on April 5 and a weekend visit by Rev. and Mrs. Shockney to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
South Side
Trester
Haslam
Muncie
Pd. Adv
Robert Shockney and
Olive Harris
R. E. Geeding
Winchester
Notice of Additional Appropriations in Ripley Township
Taxpayers of Ripley Township Rush County Indiana are notified the Trustee's Office will convene at 7 30 P M on April 7 1958 to consider extra appropriations to meet an extraordinary emergency Township Fund Fire Department 500 00 Taxpayers may speak at the meeting The final appropriations will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for a hearing within fifteen days at the Rush County County Auditor's office or designated location
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Ripley Township
Rush County
Indiana
Fire Department
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Remember When March 26 1948 Losses Reach Pacific Dead Wave
Sgt Tinsley Jack Fitch son of Mrs Martha Fitch Rush county’s fifth serviceman to be buried arrives with 3 295 Pacific war dead aboard Walter W Schwenk on the journey home. Fitch killed March 15 1945 on the third wave assault. Mrs Katherine Kennedy back to Indianapolis hospital for treatment and observation.
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Sgt
Tinsley
Jack Fitch
Martha Fitch
Rush County
Walter W. Schwenk
Fitch
Sgt Fitch
Katherine Kennedy
Indianapolis
Thompson
Frank Overman
Kennedy
Jacqueline Parish
Diana Sue Kennedy
Charles Weaver
William Weaver
George C. Wright
Wright
Shelbyville
I. W. McAdams
Marion
Elmer Hunt
Sharon Hunt
Russell Nigh
Ria Gray
1938 Carroll County briefs celebrate sales and unions
Milestones include the sale of Dr F M Miller property on North Main Street to Parvel Moore manager of a local sawmill. Mrs Mattie B Publow announces Republican nomination plans for the May primary following appointment to fill her husband’s term. John Adam Warren and Flora Loveaul wed in Carthage with Rev Robert H Myers officiating. DeSchipper Packing Co transfers 53 percent of location to Russell C Nigh and Mildred O Nigh for 4012.50.
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F. M. Miller
North Main Street
Ernest Bradford
Lawrence McDaniel
Parvel Moore
Carthage
Mattie B. Publow
Ripley Twp
J. Russell Publow
John Adam Warren
Pulaski County
Flora Loveaul
Robert H. Myers
Fletcher M. E. Church
DeSchipper Packing Co
Russell C. Nigh
Mildred O. Nigh
N.E
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