Fairmount HDU Notes Potluck Meeting at Mrs Wray's
Noon potluck at the home of Mrs. Russell Wray with eight members and guests present. Mrs. Ralph Overstreet chaired. Mrs. George Graves led discussions on excellence and Germany and the Common Market. Walter Koenig, a Kansas University student from Germany, visited and shared impressions of life and television in Germany. Members elected leaders and noted dues and a continuing White Elephant sale. Next meeting set for Feb 4 with Mrs. L. E. Dunn.
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Germany
George Graves
Graves
Walter Koenig
Kansas University
Koenig
Fisher
Howard Tucker
Elm Grove
Anton Strafuss
J. T. Mercer
Ree
J. S. Welton
Charles Mavity
R. J. Hoffman
Forrer
Unnecessary Taxes on Timber Owners Cited in 1964 Advice
Timber and forest product sales often taxed as ordinary income instead of capital gains. Standing timber sold six months before year end may qualify as capital gain, Christmas trees over six years old fit, while balled and burlapped trees are ordinary income. Depletion allowances reduce taxable receipts. report capital gains on Schedule D, and advisors note 8x Save for those with no 1964 sales.
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Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D.C
Wave of Boston gangland killings shocks city
A year after a wave of stranglings left 11 dead, Greater Boston faces a new wave of gangland killings. Fifteen men killed in underworld violence, many with police records, and several related cases tied to rival gangs and loan sharks. Police warn the violence may continue, with few arrests so far. Investigations focus on three hoodlum elements and possible links to a historic mail truck robbery.
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Boston
Greater
Edmund McNamara
McNamara
Boston Police Department
Herbert F. Mulroney
Somerville
Mulroney
Plymouth
Mass
Boys Canned By Judge For Cleanup Sentence
Three Tarkio College students Leroy Schmockel George Benson and Martin Hirsch faced 60 day jail terms for littering a public highway. Magistrate H P Savage offered a reprieve until February 5 if they cleaned debris along 1 5 miles of the rural road northwest of Tarkio. Trooper Fred Kling noted the row of beer cans contributed to the litter.
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Rockport
Tarkio College
Tarkio
P. Savage
Leroy Edward Schmockel
Hammond
Ind
George Richard Benson
Pittsburgh
Martin Douglas Hirsch
Arlington
Fred Kling
Missouri Highway Patrol
Savage
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HDU
Fairmount Hdu
By Don Brown
Oston
U.S
Brink’s
William J. Sheridan
Boseton
Am ‘Bush
Roxbury
FBI
George P. MoeLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Bernard McLaughlin
Sheridan
Francis Benjamina
South
Rosesell C. Nicholson
Wilmington Woods
Paul J. Collier
Vincent A. Bisesi
Providence, R.L
Quincy
Harold A. Haneson
Everett
Wilfred T. Delaney
Boston Harbor
Hannon
Delaney
William Treannie
Treannie
William Murray
John F. Murray
Kansas
Norton County
Rush
Saline
Kansas River
Jefferson
Brown
H.S
Jr. High
Ottawa High School
Turner High School
Ottawa High
Issage
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Alderman Construction CO
Bennett Creamery CO
Bonnie's Shoe Box
Kile & Son Steel Erection
Kile - Davi
Lamb Funeral Home
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Brown's Hardware
Louis Dengel & Son Mortuary
Budge's Hardware
Butler
Mann-Bell Drug CO
Clary 'S Shoes
Bill Clary
Montgomery Ward & CO
Art In
Marietta
National Sign Co., Inc
Crites Body Shop
Conoco Service & Appliance Center
Drake's Bakery
Dwight Haworth
Ottawa
Co-Op Assn
Ottawa Farm Impl. Co., Inc
Ottawa - Hiway
First National Bank
Ottawa Finance CO
Farm Bureau
INS. Service
Firestone
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Packing CO
Ottawa Savings & Loan Assn
Hughes Auto Parts
Johnson-Golden Auto Parts
Kansas State Bank
Pence Iga Food
Peoples National Bank
Plaza Theater
Porter-Spears
INS
Price Oil CO
Champion Distributors
Raney Rexall
John Reynolds
Richeson, A. C
Richardson's
Sam Mott
Scott's Store
Sears Roebuck & CO
Saffron Glass CO
Todd Mobile Homes
Peka Hiway Mower, Inc
JOE Towner Funeral Chapel
Waymire’s Food Mart
BOB White Motor CO
Chrysler-Imperial-Plymouth
Valiant
S. Main
Woolworth 'S
Dewey Cook
Mgr
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