Editorial Opinion on Editors Taking Sides and Public Trust
The piece defends editorial courage and freedom of speech, urging editors to take firm stances rather than please all. It contrasts Ruggles of The Dallas News with local papers, warns readers to engage by writing letters, and discusses responsibility after Forrestal’s death and Pegler Pearson accusations. It ends noting youth values and merit over luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ruggles
Dallas News
Ruggles
The
Citizen
Indiana
America
Swine Brucellosis Risks and Nylon Fabric Benefits
Purdue University veterinary expert Dr. Hutchings warns swine brucellosis can infect humans and outlines symptoms in pigs including abortions and weak births. Prevention includes testing stock, isolating hogs, and buying from brucellosis free herds. The article also notes nylon fabrics resist soil, dry quickly, and require little ironing, with various textile applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Hutchings
Department of Veterinary Science
Purdue University
Hutchings
Indiana
Cora St. Amand
Notice of administration in Charles L Seward estate
Notice is hereby given that Manford Wolf has been appointed administrator of the estate of Charles L. Seward in Carroll County Indiana by the Carroll Circuit Court. The estate is claimed solvent. May 24 1949. Herbert F Small attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Charles L. Seward
Herbert F. Small
Atty
Field piece donated to Carroll County court house lawn
Harry Bohannon Post No. 75 of the American Legion donated a field piece to Carroll County and it now rests on the courthouse lawn. The monument bears an inscription honoring Spanish American War veterans who gave cannon for World War II, installed and dedicated May 30, 1949, by the post. The Delphi Chamber of Commerce will landscape the area around the monument. Photo by Tom Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bohannon
American Legion
Carroll County
Court House
Delphi Chamber of Commerce
Tom Ives
Hoosiers Invited To Visit Indiana Parks
Indiana State Parks director Ken neth R. Coughill invites all Hoosiers to explore Indiana's fifteen scenic areas. The notice follows National Park and Recreation Week and outlines low admission of 10 cents per person plus 2 cent tax and 10 cents per car. Parks listed include Bass Lake Brown County Indiana Dunes Turkey Run Shades Waveland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kenneth R. Coughill
Indiana State Parks
Indiana
Bass Lake
Winamac
Brown County
Nashville
Clifty Falls
Madison
Indiana Dunes
Gary
Lincoln
Lincoln City
McCormick’s Creek
Spencer
Mounds
Anderson
Muscatatuck
North Vernon
Pokagon
Angola
Shades
Waveland
Shakamak
Jasonville
Spring Mill
Mitchell
Tippecanoe River
Turkey Run
Marshall
Versailles
Solomon Wickard Named President of Association
Carroll County Artificial Breeders Association names Solomon Wickard as president after May 24 voting. Mack Snyder becomes vice president Lor en McCormick secretary Everett Flora treasurer. Homer Hanna elected to executive board joining one other director. F M Guckien will continue as technician. The group grows to over 200 members and about 1200 cows in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Co. Artificial Breeders Association
Solomon Wickard
Mack Snyder
Loren McCormick
Everett Flora
Homer Hanna
F. M. Guckien
Farmers of Carroll Co
Clyde Cooke
Melvin Fisher
Smiths and Bassetts Vacation at Pike Bay Resort
Mr and Mrs Amel Spring travel to Tower Minnesota to spend several weeks at Pike Bay Resort. Mr and Mrs Fred Bassett of Delphi join them at the same resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amel Spring
Tower
Minnesota
Pike Bay
Fred Bassett
Delphi
Oldest Catholic women’s college near Morristown
The text notes St. Elizabeth’s College as the oldest Catholic college for women in the United States, located two miles outside Morristown New Jersey. It frames the institution within a historical context of educational progress and ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Elizabeth’s
Morristown
N. J
Robert Crume Named President Of County 4 H Junior Leaders
Carroll County 4 H junior leaders meet May 17 at Flora Library electing officers for the coming year. Officers include Robert Crume president and Joan M Hannell vice president with Tom Allen secretary Mary Jo Kerkhove treasurer and others as recreation and song leaders and reporters. Seventy four junior leaders have been nominated to assist in township 4 H programs and forthcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Flora Library
Robert Crume
Joan Mhannell
Tom Allen
Mary Jo Kerkhove
Bill Sieber
Lowell Edging
Carmen Snyder
Mitchell Sanderson
Joe Fouts
Dorothy Parrett
Kiwanis
Classified Ad in the Citizen for Best Results
A brief classified notice appears in the Citizen advertising items for sale or services. The segment emphasizes quick responses and contact details, reflecting typical neighborhood marketplace listings.
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E. Franklin St
Delphi, Indiana
Myron ‘J. Johnson
Arthur M. McDowell
Greater
Weeklies of
Mr. Ruggles
Narer
James E. Forrestal
Baltimore
Navy
Westbrook Pegler
Drew Pearson
Mr. Forrestal
Pegler
Pearson
Defense
Washington
Pulaski County
Manford Wolf
Indiana Parks
Jean Ingelow
M. Paxton
Austin Phelps
E. H. Chapin
Mary Baker Eddy
Emerson
Schenley Distillers, Inc
New York City
Orn Service
Florida
AG Lime
M. E
Pete) Jackson
Delphi R. R. 1
Carroll County Block Factory
Jittsburo Hill
Stuntz-Yeoman Company
West Delphi
Delphi, Ind
Camden
Idaville
Wm. Myers
Frankfiort Rendering Company
Indiana Farm Owne
Ford
Paul Johnson
Ford Sales—Service
J. M. Haggard
van Sickle’s Paint
Russell van Sickle
Prop
N. Union
Robert Lentner
Delphi Ind
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