King cites Farm Board salaries as wasteful and excessive
Senator King charges the Federal Farm Board and related cooperatives paid nearly five million dollars annually in salaries and expenses. He cites Washington payrolls, field services, propaganda, printing and travel costs, naming executives and managers with large salaries and listing numerous cooperative associations and district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Senator King
Dem
Utah
King
Farm Board
Washington
Grain Stabiliztion Corporation
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
American Cotton Cooperative Association
State Cotton Cooperatives
Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Associations
H. D. Safford
C. O. Moser
Otis Smith
H. W. Collins
Portland
N. E. Carpenter
Kansas City
F. W. Lake
Thatcher
Chicago
Stanley Reed
Woodrum
House Appropriations
Independent Offices
Congress Woodrum
Ontario tour notes and Canada as a friendly neighbor
The column extols Canada as a friendly neighbor with strong ties to the United States. It highlights tourist flows, cross border spending, and praises Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph for its modern programs and affordable student costs including work options. It also reflects on personal memories in Ontario and notes a local court case involving Howard Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Agriculture College
Dominion
School of Agriculture
Canada
Indiana
Engineering
Purdue
Emma
John Jones
Parties organize for coming campaign in Carroll county
County party organizations formed for the upcoming campaign list precinct committeeman and vice committeeman roles. Officials named include Democrats County Chairman William Ashba and Vice Chairman Mrs Margaret Afflis with secretary Ralph Hanna. Numerous precinct pairs follow with names for Adams Burlington Carrollton Clay Deer Creek and Democrat lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Clawson
Mary Smith
Joseph T. Ives
Adams
George W. Peterson
Laura Temple
Burlington
Sam
Cleaver
Raymond F. Barber
Jessie Harness
Carrollton
Bert McCain
Opal
Carroll County
William Ashba
Margaret Afflis
Ralph Hanna
John J. McManus
Bell Wilburn
O. L. Polk
Fern Smith
Townsend Granted Leave of Absence from Indiana Farm Bureau
Cliff Townsend, state director of the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., received a 60 day leave of absence without pay to promote his candidacy as Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor. The leave runs September 7 to November 8, with Edmond C. Foust directing organizational work in Townsend’s absence.
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M. Cliff Townsend
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Townsend
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Edmond C. Foust
Central States Grain Association
Mr. Townsend
Mr. Foust
Son-in-law of Dr Shultz Dies Suddenl y
Walter Taylor age fifty one husband of Mrs Jean Shultz Taylor former Delphi girl dies of an acute heart attack at home in West Lafayette He was district engineer in charge of construction on the Big Four railroad based in Cincinnati Survived by wife and son Judson funeral held Tuesday at First Methodist Lafayette with clergy in attendance Mrs Taylor had been visiting Delphi relatives and planned to join husband and son in Cincinnati in September
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Indiana
Delphi
Canada
Ontario
Guelph
George S. Christie
Purdue
Ontario Agricultural College
Christie
Dominion
Guelph U
J. U
School of Agriculture
Macdonald Institute
School of Home Economics
University of Toronto
Cutten Country Club
West Lafayette
Walter Taylor
Jean Shultz Taylor
Taylor
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
Judson
Judson Shultz
First Methodist
Lafayette
Charles Gougar
Christian Science Reader
H. D. Bollinger
Iane Clayton
County road system grows past seven hundred miles
The county road system now totals 695.34 miles according to County Road Superintendent Charles Sanderson. About 20 more miles will be added when state road 25 is returned to Carroll County after paving. Four new miles are under construction, 7.28 miles were recently acquired, and 3 miles were added from townships, bringing the total past 700 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanderson
Carroll County
Harvest Trip to North Dakota Ends in Expectant Return
Bob and Ralph Gallenger of Yeoman, Yollie and Wayne Rardon of Monticello, Leo Abbott of Chalmers, Shorty Luces near Idaville, Bud Christy of Chalmers and Arvid Putman of Buffalo departed last week for North Dakota harvest fields. Rardon fitted a trailer with seats and windshield. Four rode in the trailer and four in the car. They expected to arrive in Dakota Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Ralph Gallenger
Yeoman
Yollie
Wayne Rardon
Monticello
Leo Abbott
Chalmers
Shorty Luces
Idaville
Bud Christy
Arvid Putman
Buffalo
North Dakota
Rardon
Dakota
Ernest Taylor Family Moves to Greencastle
The Ernest Taylor family has moved to Greencastle. Their son William, a June graduate of Delphi High School, will attend DePauw University this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Taylor
Greencastle
William
Delphi High School
DePauw
Picnic event at Columbian Park Lafayette Sunday
The Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus enjoyed a picnic at Columbian Park in Lafayette on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights ‘of Columbus
Columbian ‘Park
Lafayette
Garrison Couple Headed to Gladstone Michigan for Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs George Garrison left Sunday for a two weeks trip to Gladstone Michigan and other points of interest in northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garrison
Gladstone
Mich
Northern
Michigan
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