Christmas Gatherings Bring Local Joy Across Communities
Pleasant holiday scenes emerge as many families celebrate Christmas with gatherings. Christmas Eve brings wet fog, yet Christmas Day allows travel to relatives. The energy crunch worries many residents, with Clifford Burger of Unionville presenting an analysis to the Union office. He is knowledgeable on the topic and hints at possible local oil prospects.
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Clifford Burger
Unionville
Union
Clifford
Confidence crisis fuels gas shortages debate in postwar U S
The piece argues a breakdown of trust in government fuels concerns over petroleum shortages. It notes wartime rationing clarity, questions about motives and the lack of full public truth from officials, and cites a Florida trip to challenge claims of nationwide panic. It warns of potential loss of compliance with Washington orders.
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Washington
Truth About The Oil Shortage Reveals Industry Role
A reader-submitted overview cites a U.S. government staff study and a three-part Philadelphia Inquirer series to claim that major oil companies and federal policy fueled a 1970s energy crisis. It highlights record profits, large export volumes, and government missteps amid shortages, pointing to corporate influence and political motives.
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Clifford Burger
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Ace
Don Bartlett
James Steale
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Penn
Knight
Promotion Department
Detroit Free Press
Lafayette
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Nader
United States
Exxon
Standard Oil
Ind
Gulf
Mobil
Getty
Shell
Phillips
Cities
Standard of Ohio
U.S
California
Los Angeles
Richfield
Union
Texaco
Standard of California
Canada
Nixon
Public Guilty Feelings Over Fertilizer Shortage
John Gee argues that government fertilizer exports worsen U.S. hunger risk as farmers struggle without supplies. He urges readers to acknowledge the situation and read the material for proof.
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John Gee
U.S
News of Interest From Coulson and New Hope
Mrs Ernest Hist reports a series of small gatherings and visits in Coulson and New Hope. Families including Hiatt West Tuckers Harrington McDanel Hollis and Shepard share suppers and pre Christmas exchanges with relatives and friends.
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Coulson & New Hope
Ernest Hist
Ernest Hiatt
Roberta
Donita Hiatt
Kenneth Hiatt
Kenneth
Ernest West
Herb Boblenz
Don Hiatt
Donita
Eva Tuckers
Phil Harrington
Clair McDanel
Mike McDanel
Chris
Camanche
Ed Hollis
Brenda
Paul Hiatt
Centerville
Clair
Thelma McDonell
Russell Shepard
Cecil Martin
Ella and
Den
Kenneth Stansberry
Dale Hoffman
Jay Wilson
Sunday Socials Across Town Tie Family Visitations
Ivan Har and grandparents hosted a Sunday evening gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hiatt and Donita. Visitors included Loni Beagle Roberta and Donita Hiatt with her Missouri-bound mother. Several families shared Sunday events and Christmas program attendance at Grace Tabernacle and Grace Methodist churches.
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Ivan Har
Donald Hiatt
Donita
Loni Beagle
Roberta
Donita Hiatt
Missouri
Jerry Henshaw
Sheri
Iona Dotson
Nelson
Glen Overturf
Roger White
Clarence Ballanger
Elizabeth Anderson
D. Downard
Jessie Miller
Nelson Ballanger
Grace Tabernacle Church
Herb Boblenz
Grace Methodist Church
Robert Scott
Visitors and social items from Knoxville area families
Wednesday evening with Mrs Genevie Kalvig and Bessie Don ovan. Sunday Bessie and Eddie Don ovan and Mrs Genevie Kalvig were visitors at the John Woods home at Knoxville. Friday visitors with Bessie Don ovan and Genevie Kalvig were Mr and Mrs Larry Hollingsworth, Lee and Lynnette of Charleston SC and Mrs Nadine Woods of Knoxville. Visitors during the week with Bessie Donovan and Genevie Ral ing were Clelia Free, Lois Wilson, Mrs Elizabeth Anderson and Edna Downard.
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Genevie Kalvig
Bessie Donovan
Bessie
Eddie Donovan
John Woods
Knoxville
Larry Hollingsworth
Lee and
Lynnette
Charleston
Carolina
Nadine Woods
Genevie Raling
Clelia Free
Lois Wilson
Elizabeth Anderson
Edna Downard
Moravia Union offers annual news subscription deal
Moravia Union promotes a yearly subscription at four dollars, inviting readers to receive community news and updates through a dedicated Moravia paper.
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Moravia
Moravia Union
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