Four Political Groups Spend $1 300 000
Four major political groups reported spending over 1.3 million dollars in the three months ending May 31. Receipts for the period totaled about 1.2067 million, with roughly 500 thousand dollars on hand as of June 1 to finance the presidential campaign. The two National committees held the bulk of the cash balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democrats
Republican
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
American Liberty League
Lperats
Liberty League
Coughlin
Democratic National Committee
Liberal League
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Sele
James A. Farley
Akron
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Youngstown
International Envelope Corp
Dayton
Complete Census Of Soviet To Be Taken In A Day
MOSCOW using a force of 1,320,000 persons, the Soviet Union expects to complete its census of 1987 in one day, starting at 8 a.m. January 6 and finishing at midnight. Answers to 14 questions will be collected from all citizens and residents. The operation follows a heavy mobilization of state resources and reflects a major bureaucratic effort to document the population. The census will assess age, gender, occupation, and housing among other demographic data. Final results are expected to inform plans for economic and social policies in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Census Reform and Pneumonia Rescue Items
A report notes new counting machines in Moscow and Leningrad for a census with results due within a year, using over 1 000 tons of paper for questionnaires and omitting class origin. Firemen in Windsor save Mildred Bryant, 24, from pneumonia after 28 000 gallons of oxygen. Butte graduates total ages three times Methuselah’s, heights 18 times taller than their school building, and weigh about 4 tons. Fort Hall Indians are cited in another item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Central
Moscow
Leningrad
Kbharkov
Mildred Bryant
Butte. Mont
Methusaleh
Reservation Powwow Ban Renewal Sparks Native Interest
Fort Hall residents show renewed interest in banning their own tribal powwows reversing a five year trend. KF A Gross, superintendent, notes the shift as officials reassess cultural events and self governance amid regional pressures. In parallel, federal researchers confirm the second unofficial air mail route, Henryville to Oakland, operated in February 1902. An aviator delivered 1000 pieces of mail near the Oakland post office without landing. Nature Upsets Plans in Klamath Falls as Andrew M Collier drills a deep artesian well for an ice plant, producing hot water to heat the facility instead of manufacturing ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall Reservation
KF. A. Gross
Oakland
Val
United States
Hmeryville
Klamath Falls
Andrew M. Collier
Collier
Accident Victim Improves After Bicycle Collision
Jobo Kotal, 17, of West River Street, is reported improved at Wylra Memorial Hospital after a bicycle struck by a car driven by Anthony Tobbush of Luth Street. The accident occurred several days ago and marked his first noticeable improvement since the incident. A separate item from Longview, Washington notes Jane Seaman not acquitted in police court on a reckless driving charge after she testified she believed an officer was a musher and sped to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Kotal
West River Street
Wlyrla Memorial Hospital
Kotal
Anthony Tobbush
Ltth Street
Longview
Wash
Jane Seaman
Ale
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Clowson’s Market
Furnace Street
Cas
Edward’s Ve
Weideman Tomato Juice
Wilson’s
Edward’s
Edill Wickles
Bazley’s
Hamburg
Utton
Sar-A-Lee
Evergreen
Broad Street
SAVI
Food Stores
East Avengs
Lorain County
Country Club
Good Housekeeping
Kroger
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Wesson Oil
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Gans
Weaca
Santi
Clara Prunes
RITZ
Northfield
California
LAS
Henkel's
JLICY
Valencia Oranges
Bonelese Veal Roast Co
Beef Roast
Bones
Swift
Ndoooz
Kroger Stores
Hamilton
Windsor
Ont
POWW
Lar Fort Hall
John D. M. Hamilton
Landon
Alfred Mossman Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
Link
Link’s
Toad Stree
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