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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists mail details for Carthage Indiana with second class mail status and annual subscription options. Rates are shown for one year 52 weeks and six months 26 weeks with special service rates available on application. Advertising rates are provided upon request.
Congressman Springer notes new discharge rules as of May 12 1945 and Septem ber 2 1945 for enlisted men and women. Criteria cover points age service and eligibility for overseas deployment with provisions for retention in the continental United States. He calls for faster demobilization and warns of possible congressional action to accelerate action.
A sequence of dinners and visits spread through Washington D C and multiple Indiana towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs A J Carr and son, Mrs Avery S Rawls and daughters, Mrs Paul Gordon and Miss Jeanette Rawls of Washington DC, Mrs Elmer McMichael host,Observers from Rushville Morristown and Carthage attend. additional gatherings feature Mr and Mrs William Mc Michael Mr and Mrs Harry Muller and Linda Lee Overman from Chicago, and Mrs Dollie Junkens hosting a Blue Bird luncheon social with Mr and Mrs Jack Overman and sons.
Local social column lists visits and guests from Mrs. W. J. Henley to families in Millsboro, Knights Town, Indianapolis, New Castle, and Fortville. Helpers include extended trips to Shafer Lake, Denver, and Atlantic cities. students and instructors relocate, and furloughs noted for Cpl Norman Edwards and S Sgt Max Nowotne.
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