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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen lists staff members including Kenneth Rhodes 38 editor Alonzo L Tuttle business manager and Grace Porter society editor Also notes publisher designation for Tuttle Rhodes and a subscription information snippet with rates and office details.
Hassil E. Schenck president of Indiana Farm Bureau warns that every dollar of food subsidy costs taxpayers more than double in the future and inflation rises with government debt. He urges removal of price controls as supplies meet demand and cites a Hoosier Farmer article detailing the bureau’s stance.
Rush County sold 74 832 20 in U S Savings Bonds during April per Indiana bond committee figures. Breakout shows Series E 43 688 20, F 444 6, and G 30 700. State total for April was 15 917 390 75. In March Rush County sales were 66 549 35 with Series E 21 848 35 and G 44 700. no Series F.
Anemia brucellosis and baby pig disease may cause losses in young pigs. Call your local veterinarian if losses occur. Worm infestations in sheep hogs and poultry may be reduced by rotating lots and pastures.
Auto dealers in the Winnebago County Association of Illinois certified to provide on the job training for veterans working as parts specialists. Fifteen association members eligible to train under GI Bill provisions. Other jobs under consideration for on the job training include fountain manager power prover engineer maintenance man litho artist and litho photographer among others.
The Veterans Administration offers no internal job placement beyond its offices. Veterans should contact the nearest United States Employment Service office for special placement services provided by USES.
Gen Omar Bradley announcing at the American Council on Education in Chicago reports 1,687,000 veterans have applied for education. Only 27 percent have enrolled. the remaining over one million are expected to enroll in the autumn or later.
April contact activity shows 208 916 direct veteran VA interactions across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Illinois records include 101 435 personal contacts 27 673 calls and 5 721 letters while Wisconsin lists 32 964 personal contacts 9 193 calls and 6 985 letters and Indiana shows 17 880 personal contacts 5 685 calls and 1 380 letters. A survey will assess proximity of psychosis patients to contracted hospitals and VA managers will contact guardians to enable near residence care. Five Special Services phases operate at VA hospitals to boost morale through recreation chaplain library athletics and canteen. The VA and 31 medical schools are funding standard apprenticeship training in six railroad crafts with subsistence stipends up to 90 dollars monthly. A 300 physician psychiatry residency will train psychiatrists for veterans care. Cocklebur sprouts poison cows. keep cattle from affected pastures. Insect and disease losses average one acre in four planted.
Indiana factory payrolls rose to 367 862 in April, the highest since August 1945, due to over 16 500 production workers added between mid March and mid April. The gain came despite a 12 000 Hoosier coal mine strike and limited overtime reductions across industries.
Eight groups of non manufacturing industries were studied with six showing both higher employment and payrolls. Wholesale and retail trade quarrying and mining laundries and dyeing rail repair and public utilities all rose while hotel employment fell though payrolls rose. Coal mining dragged overall with a decline due to the strike, while late Easter boosted retail trade with employment up 2.3 percent and payrolls up 3.4 percent.
E A Throckmorton former Container Corporation executive is elected president of Container Testing Laboratories Inc and has acquired a substantial stake. The firm provides testing research and consultation for package users and manufacturers and plans expansion in New York Chicago and San Francisco.
Theodore J. Gross, acting president of the company, will become vice president in charge of all testing and technical activities at the three laboratories.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hardin of Greenfield RR 3 welcomed a six pound fourteen ounce son named Phillip Jay at City hospital in Rushville last Sunday evening.
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