The Herald Christmas Story Mr Shnoo s Zoo
Santa Claus visits Mr Shnoo to help his zoo by gifting flying pills to the reindeer and granting a glimpse of Horace the leader’s joy. Mr Shnoo aims for a royal award as bears roar and Honeybun returns, promising tomorrow’s troubles.
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Mr. Shapo
Horace
Santa
Mr. Shnoo
Molly
Hippopotamus
Henrietta
Mr. Shnpo
Duck Pond
Prairie Dog Hills
Nancy
Daisy
Henry
Ernest
Honeybun
Gets Cash For Grain Drying Idea
Walton Missouri AP reportsBill Jack Harmon an Atchison County ASCS bin site supervisor received 765 from the U S Department of Agriculture for a plastic funnel that vents moisture from grain bins preventing rot saving CCC about 20000 yearly in Atchison County Harmon devised the funnel from a 20 cent sheet of plastic the award largest by ASCS Missouri
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Harmon
CCC
Atchison County
ASCS
Missouri
Dinner guests from six counties hosted by district superintendent
Six counties will be guests of district superintendent Rev. Melvin Booth for a noon dinner at Hilltop House on December 10. The event underscores regional collaboration and community outreach led by the district office.
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Melvin Booth
Hilltop House
Wellsville Curiosity Day Showcases Local Finds
Wellsville seventh graders presented Curiosity Day items including lava from Colorado Japanese glass floats a half thunder egg from Oregon and ashore rocks from Royal Gorge Charlene Flinsbaugh displayed arrowheads found near Ottawa Connie Warren showed foreign money from the Philippines and Japan Nathan Coons a family keepsake ring and bracelet Jim Ferris a Model A Ford spark plug remover James Bellinger a piece of lead Beverly Moss a Seattle Worlds Fair paper weight and rocks from the Western United States Gail Dunham a Seattle Worlds Fair ring Mrs H E DeTar spoke on Pearl Harbor and Antique or Colored Glass at Crescent Club meeting.
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Bernice Holden
Wellsville
James Hagen
Colorado
Oregon
Charlene Flinsbaugh
Ottawa
Phillipines
Japan
Connie Warren
Nathan Coons
Jim Ferris
James Bellinger
Beverly Moss
Seattle
United States
New York City Santa Claus Banter Angers Shoppers
A street scene in New York features quips about Santa Claus and fellow holiday characters. Vendors tease Santa with appeals for change while a City License Inspector threatens consequences for lacking permits. The banter plays on Christmas shopping chaos and humorous street dialogue from the era.
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New York
Santa Claus
Black Maria
Joblessness At Peak For 1962
The Department of Labor reports a surge of 150,000 extra teenagers jobless in November raising the national unemployment rate to 5.8 percent, the year’s high. Total unemployment rose by 507,000 to 3.8 million while employment fell about 912,000 but neared 68 million. Nearly 400,000 left the labor force as colder weather reduced outdoor work, with teens contributing notably to the rise.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Santa Claus in the snowbound street banter
Citizens snub or joke at a red suited figure, someone asks about a store, another quips about the North Pole, and a child questions gifts from Santa as an inspector urges cheer to boost business. The banter weaves humor with the holiday mood in a cold street scene full of questions about identity and origins.
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McGillicuddy
Bowery
Uncle Jake
Santa Claus
Jake
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