07 Jan 1960
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
1
Fresh supply of typewriter and copying paper available at the Register Tribune office. Limited stock and first come first served. inquire at the office for details and prices.
The article explains penalties for knowingly buying receiving or hiding stolen property. It details required proof: knowledge property was stolen and possession or concealment on the buyer’s premises. Circumstantial evidence may establish knowledge, with factors like price, seller reputation, property type, timing, and identification changes. It notes a presumption of knowledge if received from a minor.
All minerals tankage meat scraps soy bean oil meal bone meal linseed oil and many other feed ingredients are in stock for sale.
The state may prosecute a fence who arranges with a thief to receive stolen property and may charge an accomplice with conspiracy to theft burglary or robbery. Secondhand dealers have a duty to verify ownership else the law presumes knowledge of theft. The owner's right remains even if the buyer knew nothing. Prepared in the public interest by The Iowa State Bar Association.
Editors warn night driving causes three times more deaths per mile than day driving though traffic is lighter. Tips include slight head angle to see distant objects, using road edge or oil slick as guide when blinded by headlights, keeping a clean windshield, checking vehicle lights, safe trouble stops with flashers, slowing at night, and refueling before quarter tank to avoid gas issues. Also notes early eligibility for social security disability protection for farmers starting October 1959 with continuous self employment.
Employed farmers beginning in 1956 gain 20 quarters by October 1959 to qualify for disability freeze or payments. Those under 50 may get the freeze, while those 50 and over may receive monthly checks. No payment in the six months after insured status begins. April 1960 is first eligible month, with payment issued in May.
The New March of Dimes funds birth defects work as a Columbus Children’s Hospital study center launches research and teaching efforts. The program aims to combine treatment, research, and training to uncover causes and prevention methods for congenital malformations and related conditions.
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