Veiled Political Crisis and Oddities From A Far Country
Fragmented clippings mention a political dictator's rise and a 1984 year with scarce home amenities. Notes cover kidnappers’ lawyers, a Vermont cow barn radio experiment, criminal face beautification proposals, and global oddities from Christmas to bowls, with 80,000 Bowl tickets sold for charity and Japan restructuring long standing pacts.
Harmony School News Of Interest Delayed From Last Week
Harmony School report covers the Booster Club meeting of December 14 1984 with Walter May Estes Hovend and performances by students under Mrs E M Erickson and Hovend String Band. Dancers Doranne Poulson Ruth Calvert and Mins Linn Webster introduced. Piano purchase discussed for Christmas program December 21 at 7:16 PM. Programs include A Greeting Mite Christmas Cards Joy to the World Away in a Manger and more with dialogue songs and pantomime. Girls lost to Meridian Creek and boys defeated Meridian Creek 36 to 7. Notes end with a remark on citrus fruit derived radioactivity and table salt experiments.
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Walter May
Estes Hovend
E. M. Erickson
Hovend String Band
Ed Handley
Doranne Poulson
Ruth Calvert
Mins Linn Webster
Rio
Irene Knudson
Virgie Aars
Velma Erickson
Henry
Raymond Hovend
Ralph Webber
Burton Hanson
Christmas tree festival lights Lanes Chapel scene
A large crowd gathered for the annual Christmas tree event at Lanes Chapel, with community spirit strong. After the program, local youths visited couples to sing carols, and the evening featured generous support from Mr. P. E. Dansby and others. Families from Clifton to Mt Keim joined relatives for Christmas Eve and Day visits, with ongoing entertainments throughout the week.
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Mon- Wat & Duccoms
PE. Dansby
W. OM. Vickrey
Wnel
Clifton
Dra
J. W. Btansback
P. E. Danaby
Ida Barton
Mt Keim
A.B. Poston
Mela Thompson
Womack
Marie Poston
Morgan
Joe McCormick
Valley Mills
Tom Lundberg
Otis Blue
Iredell
Huey Long Ally Held On Charge Of Tax Evasion
New Orleans December 14 United States income tax investigators indicted Seymour Weiss Huey Long s political treasurer on seven counts of trying to defeat and evade the income tax Conviction could bring a maximum $10 000 fine five years imprisonment or both per count The indictment cites an aggregate net income for Weiss and his wife of 232 006 71 for 1929 to 1988 while reporting only 55 123 47 an understatement of 176 972 26 It also accuses Weiss of reporting just 22 percent of the correct net income and that the government was due 26 1298 86 in five years Mrs Weiss was not indicted
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New Orleans
United States
Huey Long
Seymour Weise
Weiss Long
Ling
Wins
Mra. Weiss
Farm Income Gains as 1934 Cash Total Reaches 611 Million
Washington reports 1934 cash farm income at 611 million dollars, up from 583 million in September and 564 million in October 1983. Ten month total shows 35.045 billion, with 4.612 billion from farm product sales and 4.349 billion from rents and payments. 1933 ten month cash income was 4.009 billion. At full moon the moon is between the earth and the sun.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economy
Oklahoma City Hearing Orders Sterilization at Norman Hospital
The Oklahoma state board of affairs ordered a hearing on sterilizing 68 insane patients at Central State Hospital in Norman, the largest number since the law passed. The measure targets hereditary cases and third term prisoners, with the operation for released prisoners under challenge. The piece also notes the easternmost United States point in Maine and urges Christmas Seal buyers to track their impact as an investment.
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Oklahoma City
Central State Hospital
Norman
State Board of Affairs
Cicero I. Murray
Jane
State Penitentiary
Texans Buy More Expensive Makes F Cars In Th
Austin reports from the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas show higher priced car registrations rising while the lowest bracket falls. Fifteen counties counted 2,005 new registrations versus 3,388 in October and 2,986 in November. Total for the first months of 1083 is 26. Tuberculosis remains a leading killer of school age children. seals are being sold to fund fight by the Temper Tuberculosis Association.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Businans Research
University of Texas
Oectober
Occidenta
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