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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
2
The Welwein Daily Register extends Christmas wishes and reprints the famous Virginia O’Hanlon Santa Claus editorial. It argues Santa exists beyond sight, urging faith, imagination, and enduring childhood wonder.
The Wall Street Journal notes the Aug 15 devaluation as a culmination of long inflation and deficits. It argues the realignment, with a wider exchange band up to 2.25 percent, may reduce instability but still risks future woes. It urges quieter government rhetoric.
South navigates a 5NT to seven hearts after North jumps to five notrump. East discards to keep the spade guard, West holds 33 or 42 spade division, and declarer plays precisely to cash spades and clubs, guarding against a 5-1 spade break for the slam. Tomorrow: TLC. Across clues follow.
A compact word puzzle list hints at 11 Ghostly items and 7 themed clues. Down clues include Tree genus and water in Spanish, with cross-referenced hints such as Alder tree, ecclesiastical arm band, and a cryptic Arab ferment.
Readable puzzle items list partial clues and fragmented words. Contains references to Danish measure and a variety of misprinted entries. overall, the text appears as a garbled miscellany of crossword hints and abbreviations from a history newspaper page.
Henry Taylor notes December stock gains historically occur nine of twenty times and warns against timing the market. He recalls Nixon era swings from 921 to 631 and 944, arguing administrations rarely see a sustained bull in election years and questions potential future moves around 860.
The piece argues the Dow may advance about 75 percent from the May 1970 low, citing past election-year gains in 1952 to 1956, 1960 to 1964, and 1964 to 1980, noting forecasting is uncertain yet suggesting a potential surge beyond 1,000 if trends repeat.
Arthur C. Kress of Winthrop was reelected county chairman at the Buchanan county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation convention held in Independence. Paul Murray and T. Crawford were reelected as vice chairman and regular member, with Murray named third-year member and Morey and Arnold as alternates. Forty-eight township community committeemen attended. new offices effective January 1, 1972.
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith were recent callers at the home of their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Gene Rhea in Sumner.
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