Tax Exempt Foundations Scrutinized For Tax Loopholes
Washington report details Treasury findings on private foundations owning numerous businesses and profiting tax free. It notes 26 corporations under one foundation and 45 others under another, plus effects on local merchants and calls for limits on ownership and changes to curb abuses. House action and hearings move to tax unrelated debt financed income of tax exempt groups.
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Bert Mills
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Treasury
Cong
Ress
Treasury
Fundation
Foundation
The
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Wilbur Mills
D., Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sydney Herlong
Fla
Ways and Means
National Geographic Magazine
Rep
Herlong
Valley News Notes Many Local Social Visits
Mrs. Grace Buchta returned home January 18 after three months with her daughter in Aberdeen Washington. The Dee Hastings and Jerry hosted guests as did several other couples. Various visits occurred including nursing hospital auxiliaries, bridge parties, horse sales, and family gatherings. The Valley C Society meets February 1 with Mrs. Dennis Johansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Burritt
Grace Buchta
E. H. Schlozes
Aberdeen
Washington
Dee Hastingses
Jerry
Dave Waller
Bruce Pickett
Hospital
Bruce Kershaws
Silver Creek
Ronald Sarows
Algot Yungdahl
Dee Hastings
J. N. Kirby
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Albert Schmokers
Columbus
Wesley Chapel Club
James Eriksen
al Kuhnel
Bruce
Donald Schmoker
David Rutters
Maurice Newcomers
Omaha
Ken Burritts
Davey
Sidney Dunn
Orley Conkling
Fullerton
Gary Workman
Allan Kresha
Martha Kresha Twins
Luther Potter
Julius Johnsons
Buchta
Edna Reed
Stromsburg
Harry Wisely
Earl Bonds
Bill Umstead
Walter Yungdahl
Henry Schippareit
Irene Burritt
Don Conklings
Chris
Chad
Dick Merricks
Lynda
Beverly Wieseman
Allan Kreshas
Mary
St. Andrews
Wayne Grosches
Shelby Parish Hall
Clarence Shield
Stella Blakely
Kearney
Walter Koehler
Donald Schipporeit
Richard Wyman
Jack Wieseman
Ronnie Carlson
David Rutter
Dennis
Paul Kresha
Lincoln
Ivan Hastings
Suromsburg
Clarence Dugans
Michael
Osceola
Fern Ogden
Dee
Maxine Hastings
Valley C. Society
Dennis Johansen
Shelby businessman Jean Duren dies at 91 after long illness
Jean Henri Duren born in Duren Germany September 29 1875 died January 11 1967 in Shelby after a lingering illness aged 91 He came to America as a child to live with uncles Senator Charles Krumbach John Krumbach and Erasmus Krumbach He married Bertha Hartel who died in 1905 Survived by son Terence brother Hubert of Rising City and many relatives Burial was at Sacred Heart Church in Shelby with interment at Graceland Cemetery Escorts were listed</n>
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Jean Henri Duren
Elizabeth Krumbach
Duren
Germany
America
Charles Krumbach
John Krumbach
Erasmus Krumbach
Bertha Hartel
Shelby
Terence
Hubert
Rising City
Sacred Heart Church
Graceland Cemetery
Wm. V. Kosch
Oswald Alt
Richard Hiemer
Max Gabel
Ray McBeth
James Fosbender
Osceola Local Notes Reflect Quiet Social Visits
Mrs Grace Buchta returned from Aberdeen Washington after a three month visit with her daughter. Rev Guy McClure formerly at Fairview Church now serves as Crowell Home chaplain in Blair. The Wisers visited Clarks area homes midweek. The Tillman Joys hosted guests from Omaha and nearby towns. Local families shared Sunday meals and greetings with friends and relatives across Osceola area.
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Osceola
Grace Buchta
Aberdeen
Wash
E. H. Schloz
Irene Meacham
Geo. Heinemeyer
Guy McClure
Crowell
Blair
McClure
Fairview Church
Art Wisers
Fred Swedenburg
Arthur B
Clarks Wednesay
Milo Cochrane
Mike
Jim
Lou
Omaha
Tillman Joys
Clarence van Hootens
Naper
Robert Shostroms
Polk
David Andersons
Don
Mabel Carter
Nina Delamore
Silver Creek
Irene Cremeen
Geo Heinemeyer
North of Shelby News Briefs from Osceola Visits
Osceola relatives visited by Mrs Cyrus Janice and the Albert Gabriels. Henry Ebels returned from Philippines duty with Robert Gabriel. Walter Bosak family and Kate Stetz visited Andrew Miceks. Aquinas Scotus game in David City saw Janices McCawleys Cocksons. Aquinas won. John Peiffer of Winslow died. Ebels learned of cousin’s death. Henry Ebels visited Henry Smith in Shelby after hospital stay.
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Cyrus Janice
Henry Ebels
Albert A. Gabriels
Osceola
Robert Gabriel
Philippines
Ebels
John W. Gabriel
Albert Gabriels
Walter Bosaks
Kate Stetz
Jake
Genoa
Andrew Miceks
Emil Zwiener
John Kelly
Holy Name Society
Aquinas-Scotus
David City
Cyrus
Gerald Janiceks
Thomas McCawleys
Leo Cocksons
Aquinas
John
Henry Ebel
John Peiffer
Winslow
Henry Smiths
Shelby
Mr. Smith
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Social notes from West Side include gatherings and visits
Mrs Homer Green and Mrs Vernon Peterson hosted coffee for a group including Miss Vernelle Carlson and Lillie Johnson. Weekend visits featured Marie Pierpont with DeVere Hamilton of Grand Island and a Columbus party at Mrs Fred Ingold. The Nielsen and Shostrom families connected with Central City and Polk residents, with birthday belated celebrations and local luncheon guests. A final note invites readers to eat at Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg with Swedish buffet dinners Sundays 11 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Green
Vernon Peterson
Vernelle Carlson
Lillie Johnson
John Anderson
Carrol Peterson
Gladys Carlson
Irvin Anderson
Marie Pierpont
DeVere Hamilton
Grand Island
Ray Nyffeler
Kenneth Johnson
Steve Lindquist
Fred Ingold
Columbus
Lynn Sundbergs
Bruce
Lincoln
Howard Sundbergs
Emil Yungland
Clifford
Morris Nielsen
Robert Shostroms
Polk
Kenneth Andersons
Ruth Rudeen
Loris Neals
Central City
Irvin Andersons
Walter Binford
DeVern Noyds
Shelley
Milton Johnson Jr
Delbert Norquest
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Ralph C. Bond
Jean Duren
Aid Fo
Mrs
Wesley McCoy
North OF Shelby News
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Dr. E. T. Parminter
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King’s Ballroom
Highway 30
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