Letter to Trumansburg Children From Busy Year
A personal note addresses Mrs Murphy and asks her to print a letter to the boys and girls from the Trumansburg area. The writer expects the children have been good and respectful to parents and teachers.
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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
21
A personal note addresses Mrs Murphy and asks her to print a letter to the boys and girls from the Trumansburg area. The writer expects the children have been good and respectful to parents and teachers.
The third nomination of Harry H. Emmons as Interlaken postmaster at $7 088 a year is returned unconfirmed by the Senate Post Office Committee. Rep. Stratton urged Emmons, who has been acting postmaster since 1962, and allies call for support to press Kennedy Javits and Stratton for reconsideration in the new year. The piece also includes a Christmas gift letter from a Santa figure listing children's wishes.
The new law lets veterans with higher post discharge rank receive higher basic pay for dependency and indemnity compensation if it yields more. Veterans with VA home loans should keep homes in repair, pay on time, contact lenders for advice if unable to pay, and seek release from Mobility before selling. Ten years extra may be granted for service connected serious disability to finish vocational rehab if not previously rehabilitated or if disability worsens. Minor children of deceased
ERNEST D. LEET outlines the New York State Constitution from colonial roots to the 1821 reforms, noting religious liberty under 1777, suffrage shifts in 1777 and 1821, and key figures like Peter Livingston and Benjamin S. Dean. The piece previews a series on 1846 and 1867 conventions.
Promoter Gertrude Carman reports Prof Bosco, famed magician, will present three entertainment events at Opera Hall Trumansburg with European testimonials and nightly prize giveaways. Admission 35 cents, reserved seats 50 cents.
A reader reflects on Christmas as God’s birthday and the joy it brings, contrasting it with mythical gods and noting the global greetings. The letter also recounts outdoor Christmas light theft at a neighborhood home and calls for parental responsibility for stolen bulbs.
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