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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
6
Born Friday to Mr and Mrs Clyde Wells of this place a son named Daniel Eugene Letter received by Mrs Wilfred Fair Meker Oklahoma from soldier husband fighting in France
Wayne Stevens arrived Saturday from California after twenty three months in the South Pacific. He has a leave until November 5. He greeted his little daughter and wife in Carthage. The family and Mrs Stevens are visiting relatives in Ohio this week.
Cambridge City resident Mrs Grace B Reynolds former Indiana state treasurer and campaign aide to Marion E Martin urges American women to engage in politics for liberty. She cites Dewey Bricker ticket as leading choice and notes her long experience from precinct work in 1921 to the Republican National Committee.
Idaho Governor Thomas E. Dewey says the United States faces an uneconomic wool surplus with about 1.9 billion pounds on hand and 600 million pounds imported from Australia. After talks with leading western sheepmen, he warns the policy to reduce flocks urged by the New Deal risks harming American sheepraisers and the wool industry.
Gen. MacArthur quotes amid his return to the Philippines as John Allen Ruby has a ton sillectomy Wednesday morning at Rushville City hospital. Family and staff await updates on his condition after the procedure.
The fragment notes that experience revealed limitations on where jeeps could travel, suggesting that their range or terrain adaptability was not universal. It reflects a lesson learned about vehicle capability and navigation boundaries.
The Rev and Mrs DeWitt Foster along with Mrs Jesse Healey Mrs H T Beher Mrs Gouldie Kyser and Mrs Rebecca Healey attended the Missionary Union Conference in Muncie on Wednesday.
Marines on Tinian discuss travel shifts as planes, bicycles, and captured 1937 Ford vehicles shape daily movement. Amid idle trucks, units joke about steerage options like cow-drawn carts and rubber boats while Seabees propose a playful nickname Seabeescuit.
Correction reports that Mrs. Robert Spangler delivered a beautiful solo at the Fletcher Methodist church memorial services on Rally Day, which was unintentionally omitted from earlier coverage.
The residence of Mrs. Lois Nicholas in Charlottesville sustained damage after an oil stove exploded early Monday. Fire crews quickly extinguished the flames with no injuries reported.
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