Feed Grain Program Study Group Backs Voluntary Basis
The advisory committee on feed grains recommends continuing the voluntary acreage reduction program despite favoring a mandatory system as more economical. Chairman Fred J. Ludwig notes Congress may not approve mandatory reductions, and most farmers prefer to operate independently. The panel cites 1961 and 1962 voluntary programs reducing surpluses by about one billion bushels and expects strong participation in 1963, with future years aiming to raise farm income via price supports and diversion payments.
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Washington
Advisory Committee On
Feed Grains
Fred J. Ludwig
Laurens
Iowa
Congress
Ludwig
Willard W. Cochrane
Department
Division of Agricultural Economics
Orville L. Freeman
Cochrane
Farm land use conversions to recro versions planned in 1963
Limited state by state cost-share assistance will help farmers convert cropland to grass trees wildlife and income producing recreation uses under the 1962 farm law. The program targets pilot recreation areas in 1963 with measures for soil water forest and wildlife conservation to support fishing swimming boating hunting picnicking camping and related activities.
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Department
Overseas Foreign Service recruiting visit in Indianapolis
Miss Nancy French, recruiting officer for the State Department Foreign Service, will interview in Indianapolis from December 10 to 15 seeking career oriented secretaries, clerks and typists for overseas posts and Washington home office. Candidates must meet age, citizenship, language, and testing requirements with starting salaries from 4110 to 4575 dollars plus allowances. applicants may contact the Indiana State Employment Service office or write to the Chicago regional director if unable to attend.
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Nancy French
U.S. Department of State
Foreign Service
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
Wellington
New Zealand
Washington, D. C
America
Home Office
Washington
D.C
Indiana State Employment Service
North
Senate Street
Melrose
Miss French
Chicago
U. S. Civil Service Commission
West van Buren Street
Illinois
Linton Resident Elected Treasurer at Breeders Association
Willis Bobbitt of Linton elected treasurer of the Indiana Shetland Pony Breeders Association at the annual convention held Sunday at the Marrett Hotel in Indianapolis. Harrison Gates of Martinsville chosen as president. Bobbitt owns Maple Leaf Pony Farm in Linton.
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Willis Bobbitt
Linton
Indiana Shetland Pony Breeders Association
Marrett Hotel
Indianapolis
Harrison Gates
Martinsville
Mr. Bobbitt
Maple Leaf Pony Farm
Special Service Set At Lyons Church
Rev L G Lyon of Teenage Evangelism Inc will speak at the Lyons Assembly of God at 7 30 PM Tuesday December 11. He will discuss the groups Bronx work aiding teens in gangs addicts pushers debs and dolls. A film The Devils Pit will be shown and admission is free.
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L. G. Lyon
Teenage Evangelism, Inc
Brooklyn
N.Y
Assembly of God Church
Lyons
America
Joseph Priest
The
Local Social News Highlights from Lyons and Vicinity
Mrs Pearl Branigan visits the Wilsons in Hammond. Wendell Lake and family tour Vincennes and visit Mrs Kate Moore. Ford Tidd and family stay with Ona Camper in Saybrook Illinois. Joe Waggoner and family visit Indianapolis. Hobart Haywood heads to Florida for winter. Charles Stalcup and Orval Hunter visit L A Hunter in Bedford and Bloomington kin. Alice Lester aids ill sister Betty Gray at Bloomington.
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Pearl Branigan
Max Wilson
Hammond
Wendell Lake
Vincennes
Kate Moore
Ford Tidd
Ona Camper
Saybrook
Ill
Joe Waggoner
Richard Byrd
Indianapolis
Hobart Haywood
Florida
Charles Stalcup
Bedford
Orval Hunter
L. A. Hunter
Alice Lester
Betty Gray
Bloomington
Todays Bible Thought On Fading Earthly Glory
A reflection on First Peter 1 24 noting that all flesh and human glory fade like grass. It warns against pride in strength or beauty and urges focus on eternal things such as Christ and the Bible.
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Peter
Psi Iota Xi Holds Business Session at Local Library
Psi Iota Xi sorority members gathered at Linton Public Library for a business session. Maryreth Kramer presided as reports and letters were read. Fruit cakes pickup announced at Frieda Tubby’s. January meeting set in the former telephone building. Christmas party planned at Mary Lee Brumfield’s home with buffet at 6 30 and a $1 gift for the grab bag.
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Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Linton Public Library
Maryreth Kramer
Frieda Tubby
Mary Lee Brumfield
License office changes announced in six Indiana counties
Commissioner Allen Nutting of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles said changes are scheduled soon in Lake Knox Marion Madison Starke and Wells Counties. Marion and Madison Counties’ changes stem from instructions from the Democratic State Committee led by Manfred Core after those counties did not pay assessments.
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Indianapolis
Allen Nutting
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Nutting
Lake
Knox
Marion
Madison
Starke
Wells
Democratic State Committee
Manfred Core
Thanksgiving Visits Spread Across Indiana Towns
Marco Mr and Mrs Henry Meiers and their sons Robert and Jack joined Vern Carr in Switz City for Thanksgiving. Sunday guests included Lena McKissick and her daughter from Linton visiting Tim Brown and daughter Betty. E J Garrett visited Opal Faulk. Weekend hosts George Ahnert hosted Paul Iliff of Peru. George Crane and Maude Crane visited St Claire Shores Michigan and Clyde Pair and Rhine Zielke in Michigan. Mary Bovenschen and sons Tim and Terry visited George Brown in Lyons. Claude Heim and Ray Heim hosted and visited in Vincennes and Detroit area hospitals.
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Henry Meiers
Robert
Jack
Vern Carr
Switz City
Tim Brown
Betty
Lena McKissick
Linton
E. J. Garrett
Opal Faulk
George Ahnert
Paul Iliff
Peru
George Crane
St. Claire Shores
Mich
Rhine Zielke
Clyde
Maude Crane
Detroit
Mary Bovenschen and Sons
Tim and
Terry
George Brown
Lyons
Claude Heim
Vincennes
Ray Heim
Mrs Claude Heim
Annual Turkey Supper Set by Evangelical Church
The Evangelical United Brethren church will host its annual turkey supper in the lower auditorium at 6:00 p.m. Thursday. Members and friends are invited with families. attendees should bring their own table service 25 cent and a covered dish.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evansville Fire Destroys Vacant One-Story Building
Two-alarm blaze tore through a vacant Evansville structure formerly used for barrel stave storage. No injuries reported as investigators assess damage and cause.
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Evansville
Ind
Fire crews halt blaze near Swift & Co plant
Firemen succeeded in keeping the blaze from spreading to the adjoining Swift and Co plant. No damage estimate was available.
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Swift & Co
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