Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1958 — Page 2

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— - !. . L'.i'-’i.?: 1 ESl||||Ea" |4J F< r HUk ' WU J ’ ’ ' ||H| LEO BUSICK, right, is pictured above receiving the Pet Milk award for the top dairy 4-H member in the county. A member for the ' past nine years. Busick took over the operation of his dairy farm on the death of his father. Lawrence Gross, fieldman for the Pet Milk Company, is shown at left making the award at the recent dairy club banquet for nearly 300 persons at the Decatur Youth ■ and Community Center — <Staff Photo)

Alcohol Tax Fund Distribution Off Decrease Noted In State Distribution INDIANAPOLIS — (IF — Indiana distributed $628,726 Tuesday to cities and towns from dwindling alcoholic beverage taxes collected in the quarter ending March 31. Recipts from the beverage taxes were $1,259,785, a drop of about 15 per cent from recipts of $1,479,429 in the corresponding quarter last year. Two years ago, the collections were $1,509,904. Indiana Alcoholic Beaverage Commission Chairman Noble Ellis Sai<t the decline in revenue indicates people are “just drinking less. I guess." He said the economic situation probably was' responsible but Indiana's tax revenue has not dropped as far as some other states. The distribution by cities and towns include: j Alexandria $1,308 Anderson ; 11.334. Angola 1.148 T Auburn 1,329, | Bloomfield 471. pioomington 6.366. i Bluffton 1,373, Boonville 1.151. Cannelton 458 Columbia City 1.073, Columbus 4152, Conners- ; ville 3.515, Decatur 1643. East Chicago 1.2265. Edinburg 742. Elk- _

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hart 8,736, Evansville 29,076, Fort Wayne 32,747, Frankfort 3,397, Gary 38,173. Goshen 21,939, Greencastle 1.879, Hammond 24,480, Hartford City 1,786, Huntingdon 3,408, Huntingburg 917. Indianapolis 104.347. Jasper 1,179, Jeffersonville 4,112, Kendallville 1,482, Lafayette 9,012, Lagrange 428. LaPorte 4,614, Linton 1.350. Logansport 4,754, Madison 2,352. Mal’ion 7.989. Michigan City 7.157, Mishawaka 7,705, Monticello 784. Mount Vernon 1,390, Muncie 14,763, New Albany 8,611, Peru 3,332, Plymouth 1,658, Portland 1.597. Princeton 1,734, Richmond 8,937. Seymour 2,641. Shelbyville 2.886. South Bend 29.784, Tell City-1.473, Terre Haute 14.514, Vincennes 4,256, Wabash 2,638. Warsaw 1.574. West Lafayette 2,§68. West Terre Haute 759, Whiting 2,185. Living Costs Inch Up Again In March NEW YORK IP — The cost of living inched ahead again in March, the National Industrial Conference board reported today. FILMS Developed at Edwards 24-HOUR SERVICE Kohne Drug Store