Lumps and Santa Claus Eavesdropping Tale Sparks Odd Letters
In New York a strange scene unfolds as letters to Santa Claus are mailed from the city. Affected individuals including poet Albert Gaman are linked to cryptic requests and prayers, with global reactions and a mix of humor and superstition surrounding the Christmas figure.
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New York
Evert
Santa Claus
Albert G
Aman
Esurvpp
Sama Geidman
Santa
Ag Xenera
New York City
Bronx
Antistias
Magman
Aerses
Charite
Adidas
Des Moines
Grange Officers Installed in Douglas County Lodges
Installation of 31 Grange officers across three Douglas County lodges occurred Monday at Vinand Grange hall. County deputy John Selzer presided. speaker Gilespie urged tax cuts and grassroots farm solutions, criticizing current plans. Officials from Clearfield, Vented arpe, and Belleview Granges were named with candles and ceremonial readings.
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Ox Grange
Douglas
Vinand Grange
John Selzer
Grange
Waa
Carence Gilespie
Khagerttun
Ratsas
Juliet
Gilespie
National Grange
Washington
Work Lacking In Little Mining Town Shalimar Md
In Shalimar Maryland of 54 families life improves with food and clothing but no work. The Wolf Den mine above town has been shut since March due to no coal orders. Unemployment checks faded by August and store credit ran out. Miners discuss town hardship and uncertain future while awaiting relief programs.
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Shalimar
Wolf den
Police vice inquiry ends as five officers cleared in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the vice scandal inquiry cleared the last five officers of all charges. The fifth officer freed was Elmer Vo Jackson. Superior Judge Stanley Barnes dismissed the case after Brenda Allen, former Hollywood vice queen, refused to testify, stating she paid protection money but invoking self incrimination concerns.
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Los Angeles
Dees
Hey
Elmer Vo Jackson
Stanley Barnes
Brenda Allen
Hollywood
Jackson
Purner Brothers Buy Print Shop From Mrs Bod
Purner Brothers assume ownership of a local print shop from Mrs Bod with longtime staff continuing. Deveard, a former employee, will help manage transitions and maintain operations as the shop relocates within Massachusetts.
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Purner Brothers
FL J. Bostes
Baetateset
Albee
Taft cites debt worry as top voter concern
Senator Taft reported after a 13 week Ohio tour covering 75 counties that the greatest voter issue is the size of the public debt and government spending. He said constituents show no socialist leanings and that many workers back the Taft Hartley act while farmers seek reasonable support prices.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
APLL
Department of Agriculture
New Delicatessen Near Opening Plans Revealed
A new business venture is announced for 982 Massachusetts Street with Jack Lee and his wife Mrs. Jack Lee to operate a delicatessen and pastry shop. The venture follows previous sandwich shop work at 41 Massachusetts Street and aims to open soon in Montgomery Ward area with Vel ture as investor.
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Tre
Minassach
Jack Lee
Lee
Montworery Ward Company
Jaca Lee
Mave Street
Meo
Lawrence
Yus
Massachusetts Street
Commission Offices Jamar Cole and Others Named
In Garden City and Lamar officials including Jamar Cole and Harry Nevius are listed for commission roles. The item notes appointments to vice or treasurer positions with references to Arkarsas movement and certification requirements.
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Jamar Cole
Deefin
Leavitt
Garden Coty
Run
Pasheed Oreecetead
Dran
Arkarsas
Harry
Nevius
Lamar
Reno
Svere Cary-feasurer
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Smadi
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Kong
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Mils
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Cinderela
Santa Gs
Perchevse
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Peace St Deey
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Foeroey Shop
Massachusetts
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Mrs
Shep
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Wea. Ege Cweria
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Buick
ABC Netoora
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Henry J. Taylor
Parker Buick Company
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