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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
3
In this Carthage Citizen column, the author discusses charitable foundations and tax exemption concerns raised by a House subcommittee, noting large groups like Ford Foundation aid while warning of possible tax avoidance. The piece also reflects on historical dates and Tito’s 1963 visit, contrasting past Soviet and Western positions and urging clear stance.
Purdue statisticians project Indiana corn production at 391 million bushels on Oct 1, up 11 percent from 1962 with a yield of 85 bushels per acre. Soybeans may fall 1 percent to 83 million bushels. corn stock on farms at 15.9 million bushels, wheat stocks doubled to 74 million. Hay and other feed stocks are expected to be lower.
Stewart claims since 1913 the income tax has risen 15 times and fallen 10 times. He notes 14 of the 15 increases were by Democrats and one in 1930 by Republicans, while 9 of 10 reductions were by Republicans and one in 1946 by Democrats. He argues Republicans brought tax stability amid Democratic chaos. He blames recent Democratic policies for current economic woes.
In Rushville Indiana on October 15 1963 Lora appointed administrator of the estate of Sam Hayweed deceased. All claims must be filed in the Rush County Circuit Court by first publication or be forever barred. Hughes and Young Attorneys Rushville Indiana.
State Bank of Carthage as administrator has filed its final account for the Maurice Coleman Risk estate in Rush County Indiana. The Rush Circuit Court will examine the final settlement on November 1 1963 and all interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and claimants must prove heirship or claims to any estate portion. William F. Marshall is the personal representative. Judge presiding.
Taxpayers in Ripley Township Rush County Indiana are advised that the Trustee will meet at 8:00 p.m. October 30 1963 at the Trustee office to consider additional appropriations to meet an extraordinary emergency. The final appropriations will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for a hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office, Rush County. Taxpayers may appear to be heard.
A brief notice notes a hospital Sunday after a long illness. Surviving are widow Mrs Inez Jessup and three children Janet Sue Kenneth Earl and Vera Jean at home. Also mentioned are Charles Whitfield and Grant Henley at a county Rural Mail Carriers meeting in White land with a noon dinner and afternoon session. Eugene Mourey family relocated from Lena Newsom property to Knights town.
Real estate transfers include William L Herkless and Gertrude Herkless to Paul and Pauline McCorkle for 1 acre in Ripley township. John T Chappell to Lincoln and Jessie Myers for three tracts in Ripley Twp. Hamil D Henley and Elsa Henley to Fred and Opal Flick in Carthage. Local staff changes include Arietta Small resigning, with Mrs. Hill moving to day shift and Mrs. Kyser taking night shift. The H T Beher garage building sold to R E Diekbrader of Cincinnati for truck storage and repair. Vic Moore, Mullins & Taylor salesman, suffers finger loss in mill accident. Hal Rohm rents Plumore property from Verne Plummer. Nathan Hill, former principal at Division Street School, visited relatives after attending Indiana University.
Mrs Wallace Stoten of near Knightstown won second prize in the Star Radio contest a radio. Richard Sipe son of Mr and Mrs Claude Sipe received a bad cut on the leg above the knee while playing cowboy with friends and chased into a plow share. Miss Winona Newsom visits her brother Howard in Chicago for a few days at the World's Fair.
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