Note of Optimism: Indiana GOP Gains Momentum in 1956
Republican leaders Governor Handley and Lt Governor Parker voiced growing confidence as Indianapolis Times straw polls show GOP gains in Marion County. Handley cited six factors including end of recession, farm income gains, and Eisenhower foreign policy. Parker touted Indiana’s solid Republican record since 1950 and economic strength with rising personal income and highways growth.
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Carthage Public Hearing On Water Bond Issue and Rates
The town seeks approval for 130000 water works refunding bonds and to raise water rates. The Public Service Commission of Indiana will hear Cause No. 27921 on November 12, 1958 at 9:00 A.M. in Indianapolis. Bernadine H. Morgan Clerk-Treasurer announces the notice.
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