Brannan Hoax Claims Pitch to Farmers Draw Fire
The Carthage edition reprints a critical column accusing Secretary Brannan and the Truman Administration of using high paid speech writers to push Democratic farm policy. It cites speeches by Undersecretary McCormick and the Agriculture Department propaganda push aimed at rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Democratic National Committee
Clarence J. McCormic
Adlai Stevenson
McCormick
Agriculture Department
Washington
Big City
Congress
Stillwater
Okla
Wall St
Hoffman
Mich
Agriculture Dept
Brannen
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sept. Farm Journal
Rush County Rural Youth Plans and Talks Fest
Mildred Stark of Rushville Township represented Rush County Rural Youth at the 8th District Talk Fest held at the Odd Fellows Temple on Thursday October 9. Delegates named include June Newhouse and William Maze for the district meeting on October 27 and Maze and Stark for the State Rural Youth Convention on November 12. A $5 donation to Salvation Army was approved. Plans for a Halloween party October 30 near Carthage and a November 13 dinner meeting for officer installation were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stark
Rushville Township
Rush County Rural Youth Club
Odd Fellows Temple
June Newhouse
William Maze
Maze
Salvation Army Fund
Hallowe’en
Robert White
Carthage
Neal
Social Roundup of Dinners and Visits Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fred McManus who leave for Florida. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trowbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Gailding and son Norman. O. C. McCarty hosted Tuesday dinner at the Plaza Hotel in New Castle with Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Coleman and others, ending with bridge and canasta. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ruby with Elmer Hunt, Mrs. Maude S. Bell arrival from California to visit H. O. Pitts and kin, and Loyall Hunt with Lee Hawkins and son Mark dining with Mrs. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ewing
Walter Phelps
Fred McManus
Florida
Hugh Trowbridge
Gailding
Norman
O. C. McCarty
Plaza Hotel
New Castle
W. S. Coleman
W. J. Phelps
A. W. Winfield
the Colman’s
Donald Ruby
Lee Hawkins
Mark
Mancie
Local Social Notes Cover Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs. O. M. Masters hosted in New Castle with visitors from nearby towns. Mrs. Hawkins and her son spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dearinger of Rushville joined Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Clara Delinger. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cassell of Columbus Ohio along with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dugan of Anderson and John McDaniel of Greenfield attended Sunday dinner at Mrs. May Mc Daniel’s home. Mrs. Walter Blessinger and daughter were evening guests.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Atkins
Administrator of the Estate of Jessie L. Atkins files for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Notice to heirs and interested parties to appear October 24 1952 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Attest Richard A. Phillips Clerk Ethel M Atkins Administrator Gary Hughes Young Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Atkins
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Richard A. Phillips
Ethel M. Atkins
Gary, Hughes & Young
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Carthage E Citizen
Indies
Re Tapanoon Idal Apewalaan
Tadiana
Indianapolis
State Police Magazine
Gatewood & Sons
Carthage, Indiana
Exide Batteries
Prestone
Wilbur
Bill
Farm News
Clapp
Allen Ray Gahimer
Rush County
Noah Hadley
Purdue
Cecil Hartman-Power
J. Anderson-William Stevens
Richland Township
John R. Mills
Jackson Township
Everett Stanley
Center Township
G. P. Walker
R. O. Cole
Jesse Newsom
Mrs
E. P. Stanley and
Tagea
Chevrolet
Fisher
Centerpoise
Mays, Ind
Anne Baxter
CBS
Barbara Allen
H. L. Hensler
John Dickey
Optometrist
Nat's Bank Bldg
Cosavins
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
ST. Rushville, Ind
Henley
Knightstown, Ind
Federal Land Bank Loans
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Shelbyville
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