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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
3
Editorials from The Carthage Citizen argue against union demands for the power to tax and praise limited Congress authority. It cites OPA price controls and suspend actions showing limited impact on consumer goods and stresses defender of traditional tax powers.
National Cooperative Milk Producers secretary Charles W. Holman told the Senate Agriculture Committee that 60 to 80 percent of butter production is entering the black market. He urged repeal of OPA price controls and subsidies, arguing they cost the industry.
Visitors from Indiana and a Carthage high school group called on community leaders. The letter warns of lean days ahead due to coal and steel shortages, possible railroad strikes, and potential utility outages. It cites Senate debates, military pay costs, crowded colleges, and veteran education demand as key national issues.
The Indiana Public Official May issue projects a record tourist vacation trade for 1946 with Indiana’s park system described as big business. The feature by Paul R. Squires values 14 state parks and nine memorials at about 15 million dollars, stressing enjoyment for Hoosiers over dollar value. Paul M. Ross notes an estimated 200 million dollars in traveler spending for the season and highlights Hoosier hospitality as a growing asset.
Mr and Mrs Robert Moore were visitors from Indianapolis on Tuesday.
The Ripley School Township Trustee and Advisory Board in Rush County Indiana invites sealed bids for labor and materials to install a new stok er in the Ripley School Building Carthage. Bids require 10 percent bid bond or certified check and compliance with State Board of Accounts specs. The board may reject any or all bids. Loren Munden Parvel Moore Robert H Spangler.
Administrator of the Estate of Hattie B Rhodes has filed for final settlement. Interested parties must appear in Rush Circuit Court, Rushville Indiana, on June 8 1946 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and claimants must prove heirship or claim to any part of the estate.
War Assets Administration plans to trade new machine tools for old ones plus cash to manufacturers nationwide. The measure aims to replace worn equipment as surplus war property circulates, and is welcomed as replacements are needed.
The proposed plan, if adopted, is expected to prove helpful by guiding implementation and clarifying responsibilities for involved agencies. Officials indicate potential efficiency gains and improved coordination once in effect.
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