County Claims Awarded by Commissioners List July 1945
The county will review claims at the regular July 2 1945 meeting. Listed are numerous individuals and companies owed funds, including Frances Jarman 140.00 Ruth Ranard 125.00 Remington Rand 5.00 Indiana Bell Telephone Co 74.58 Bloomfield News 113.16 and many others totaling multiple hundred dollars to be approved or adjusted by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jarman
Rixther Young
Frank A. Lenning
Ruth Ranard
Diate
Muth Kragery
Mary Jo Hannum
Ryelyt, Cullison
Remington Rand, Inc
A. W. McLaughlin
Bérock
Stigmaatee
Pearl Liwellee
JL le
Martha
Lover
Marion Shepherd
Frankie Justus, Jr
Maxine Graves
Mike Shauffwer Nage
Byaaror
Bart Rid
Ben, O
Wallace Gu
Minnie Miller
Zena Workman
Karl Parker Vosloh
Merny
Boaqey
Nscc
Pawn of
Bloomfield
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Wm. i. Breeiat
Hudson & Abdstam
Petlie Chamdete
Asciovann
Rainbow Store
Nell Haina
M. Vincent's
Wemes
Comes
Wsekvsees S400
Treorge Stafford
Lew Wilaem Visenk
Gususra
Ottis V. cRti Rig
Margaret M. Foulks
Hugh
Mioyd McManahan
Welch & Cornett Fun
Deer
R.C., Myer
Hendren Abstract Ce
Alfred Lee Gabbard Peetie
Standard Oi Co
Courtland Chambera O
HiGiway Delbert Shepherd
Patricia Poddrill
Maurice Gillett
S. H. Hoffeditz
Rey Manter
Harbon Kinnaman
Prank Kirchner
Samuel HR. Scott
Prorrest Thompson- Sain
Frank Thompson
Trey
Floyd Vandeventer
Wayne Vandeventer
DOR Ia
Heeche Baker
Tom Binghem
Tetera Weninel i
Mwreia
Robert Fields
Cmt
Kiynn
Lester Goodwil
Jesse Harbin
Joe Haskett
Arvey Hawkin
Henry Haywee
Floyd Kindred
Ort Lynch
Harold Aletpto
Robert Morela
Robert Mullis
Nade Newsem
Paul G. Noel Kivin
Wilbur Fark
Jack Potter
William Kesius Price
Deneil Shepher
Clarence Sulliv
Fred Timmons
Mary Vandevente
Bloomfield News
Greene Co. Telephone Corp
EB. J. Ecker & Son
Galion Iron Works & Mfg. Co
Indiana Equipment Company, Inc
Wilma Baker
Bart Brock
Genevieve Greene
Harriett, Moore
Mabel Buckner
Evening World
The
Emery Sparke
H .B. Turner
M.D
Russell W. Powers
Ben Franklin
Leader
Forecast of 1.8 million unemployed by July 1 1946
War Manpower Commission predicted 1.8 million will be unemployed by July 1 1946. About 7.7 million will lose or be discharged from armed forces in the next year, with 6.3 million to be re employed in a expanding civilian economy. Unemployment expected to rise from 700,000 to 1.36 million by Jan 11 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
War Manpower ‘Commission
WMC
War Production Board
Paul V. McNutt
May Disband Symphony in Oklahoma City Loss Deepens
The Oklahoma State Symphony Society may liquidate after a deficit exceeding 26000 dollars threatens to end an eight year era of music. With federal funding gone, local donors had funded the budget but a drive for 160000 dollars fell short. Florida’s 1944 45 citrus shipping season closed early for the first time in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U.P
Oklahoma State Symphony Society
Florida
Notice to Creditors of Possum Hollow Mining Corp Indiana
State of Indiana Greene County notice to all creditors and claimants of Possum Hollow Mining Corporation to file claims for allowance or disallowance by August 1 1945 under Greene County Circuit Court order. Claims may be filed with Referee Ben H Sum or Greene County Clerk in Bloomfield Indiana. Dated June 15 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possum Hollow Mining Corporation
State of
Indiana
Greene County
Greene Circuit Court
Industrial Supply Company
A. M
Tony) Nielsen
Ben, H. Sum
N. 151
South Park Avenue
Jasonville
Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Preparation for Borneo Landings Reported Near Balikpapan
Allied minesweepers worked off Balikpapan as prep for landings amid reports a U. S. 7th Fleet operated between Borneo and Celebes. MacArthur HQ confirmed air attacks and sinking claims while Tarakan oilfield resumed production with local blessing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
U.P
Tokyo
Balikpapan
U. S. Tth
Macassar Strait
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Fleet
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Borneo
Celebes
Portianak
Melbourne
Tarakan Island
Tarakan
Beaufort
Brunei Bay
Scientists aided in foiling Nazis by postal censors
London reports that British postal censorship division scientists at Liverpool used chemicals and secret rays to intercept German spies. They discovered hidden messages in a chess problem, a doctored Hitler speech recording, literature, advertising, and even a damaged postage stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Liverpool
Postal and Telegraph Censorship Division
Germany
Hitler
Beverly market ad touts Pig's Ears No Points Required
Beverly Massachusetts worded a humorously blunt meat cue as a market owner advertised the only available meat with the line Pig's Ears No points required. The quip underscores a scarce meat supply and a joking response to shortages in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
U.P
Coast Guardsman Flung 73 Feet In Duluth Bridge Crash
Bluege G. Green, motor machinist’s mate 3/C from Minneapolis, was hurled 73 feet when his jeep struck a steel girder on the aerial lift bridge at Duluth. Four Army K-9 Corps dogs were sent to Fort Warren, Wisconsin, for guard duty at the POW compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Coast
Army
Fort Warren
Woo
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Firestone
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U.S
Paul Gambill
Roy Gray
CINE
Sree Oy
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Sssa
Japan
United States
Canada
Tor
MAY
Symphony
Monument CO
North 5Th and East Pear Sts
Udfi
Rhode Island
Johnson Feed & Supply CO. Farmers Feed and Seed Store
Allied
Seria
Miri
Philippines
Luzon
Mindanao
Davao
Kiangan
Highway Four
Bolog
Mankayan
Baguio
Formosa
Karenko
Toyohara
Koshun
Kruschen Salts
Kruschen Salts Hamilton Drug CO
Arnerwe
North Main
N. Main ST
Linton, Indiana
Linton
Illinois
Joseph V. Riley
North Main Street
Chevrolet
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Ismobile
Greene County Loan CO