Livingston News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Livingston notes report Mrs Fannie Mae Gard patient at Union Hospital Terre Haute remains stable while Mrs Dora Ranney ill at Sioux Valley Hospital Sioux Falls. Hutsonville students return after holidays. Residents visit relatives in Robinson Marshall Terre Haute and Vanlia. Hog and cattle hauled to Indianapolis. multiple local visits and church events.
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True’ Thompson
Ms. Carroll
Fannie Mae Gard
Union Hospital
Terre Aute
Anna Shotwell
Dora Ranney
Sioux Valley Hospital
Sioux Falls
Ranney
Hutgonville High School
RFC Profits 1951 Turned Over to U S Treasury Total 95 Million
Stuart Symington reports RFC net income for 1951 totaling 95,345,812 dollars turned over to the federal treasury. The filing notes 16,345,812 dollars in dividends and 75,000,000 dollars from production programs and war asset liquidations, plus 4,000,000 from smaller War Plants liquidation.
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Bricause
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Stuart Symington
U.S. Treasury
RFC
Treasury
War Plants Corporation
Federal Treasury
Manila
Central America
Kaiser-Steel Corporation
Truman
Symington
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
REC
Washington
Parliament and farm talk mingle with wary patriotism
The notes mention a Paris visit by Mr and Mrs Roy Fox and grandson at church. It warns that rising farm costs outpace income and promotes efficient production for profit in 1952. It critiques liberal influences in Washington and England noting Fabian prototypes undermining government and cautions against groups with flashy patriotic names.
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Roy Fox
Paris
Tom Wl Sia
Lberals
Washington
Fabians
England
COUNTY LINE By Mies Frances Draka
Mrs Iola Thompson visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Dorcas Graham. Mr and Mrs Raymond Calvert and sons visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Ray Drake. Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory were callers in Casey Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Swope entertained the Young People of the Mt Olive church to a watch party New Year s Eve. There were eighteen present and a good time was had by all. Sons and Mr and Mrs George St John of Casey spent Sunday with Mr
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Iola Thompson
Dorcas Graham
Raymond Calvert and Sons
Ray Drake
Joe McCrory
Casey
Joe Swope
Mt. Olive Church
George St John of
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