Education program greatest in history says Wyatt
Robert H Wyatt of the Indiana State Teachers Association calls the 1964 65 General Assembly educational funding program the greatest in Indiana history. He notes funds rose from 244 million to 350 million with guidance to spend in local schools and a 50 dollar per child annual increase. He cites defeated attempts to restrict funds and outlines allowed uses for the new allocations.
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General Assembly
Robert H. Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
Indiana
Indiana Teacher
Wyatt
Biggest wheat crop in 45 years forecast for Indiana
Purdue statisticians project Indiana wheat to total 48.248 million bushels in 1963, the largest since 1918 and 24 percent above 1962. Yield forecast 37 bushels per harvested acre, with 1.304 million harvested acres, amid favorable spring temps and soil moisture. Hay stocks total 449 thousand tons on May 1 with 91 percent normal. Egg production in April falls 4 percent from 1962 while laying flocks number 10.074 million. Milk production rises 3 percent from March and April 1962.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Summer Chevrolet Deals Push New Cars Now
Summers coming and Chevrolet dealers offer a full lineup including convertibles sedans wagons and sport models. Trade in is smart with ample stock for a quick summer purchase featuring Chevy II Corvair Corvette and more ready to go.
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Chevrolet
TNT
Do You Remember When May 1953 Carthage items
Ten years ago May 22 1953 William Melvin Day 18 died after an accident at Carthage Coastal Corporation plant. Marriage news included Barbara Stevens and Robert Jackson both Carthage High juniors wedding in March at West Alexandria Ohio. Open house at Jefferson Proving Grounds visited R R Reames family. Twenty years ago May 21 1943 Eugene Gardner welcomed son Dean Irvin, 84 pounds, at City Hospital Rushville. Merion McCorkhill died aged 74, survivors listed. Lois Caldwell engaged to Charles Caldwell Jr. Thirty years ago May 19 1933 Katherine Kennedy hosted American Legion Auxiliary. BillEwing 17th birthday party. Forty years ago May 25 1923 S L Newsom began constructing two fireproof business rooms on public square corner facing East Mill Street.
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William Melvin Day
Larkin Day
Carthage
Carthage Coastal Corporation
Marcella
Betty Thurston
Paul Eden
Leonard Sullivan
Sullivan, Sr
John Revolt
Barbara Stevens
Robert Jackson
Carthage High School
West Alexandria
Ohio
Fred Flick
Charles Whitfield
Jefferson Proving Grounds
Madison
R. R. Reames
Eugene I. Gardner
Dean Irvin
City Hospital
Rushville
Merion Frederick McCorkhill
Sietnauie
Coalienge Stratery
Elvira L
Katherine Kennedy
Knightstown
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna J. Sipe
A. J. Carr
Guy Ewing
Bill
S. L. Newsom
Public Square
East Mill St
F. F. Brenan
Carthage Electric Visiblout
Sxtures
A. W. Winfield and
Local Notices and School Lawn Improvements Highlight Rush County
The article notes the passing of Van Josiah Binford near Walnut Ridge and lists survivors. It also covers a party trip to Milroy, school lawn projects honoring the Class of 1913, IOOF delegates to Grand Lodge, and about fifty names for a new Rebekah charter. A final report notice in the John L. Stark estate case is issued with a June 4, 1963 court date.
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Josiah C. Binford
Walnut Ridge
Morris
Charles
Irvin
Walter
David Binford
Emma Chappell
Marcia Chappell
Herbie Beher
Verne Plummer
Milroy
Ioof Lodge
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Rebekah
Wesley W. Ratliff
John L. Stark
Rush County
Indiana
James L. Stark
Rush
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Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Marvin VanNatta
County Extension Office
Russell Roland
Emma James
Oblong, Ilinois
Virgil Roland
Greenfield
Moma
Hunsinger
Mays, Indiana
Nibarger McCorkhill
Lois
Charles Caldwell, Jr
Charles Caldwell
Craigs
Perfec Kote
Ides
Peet
Tweedy Lumber Co
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Public Service Company
Oe Public Service
North Mainn Street
Van
Aene Ee Public Service Company
Cal
Baushack Fertilizer Co
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