Scholarship Fund for Prostitutes Opens in Seattle
Seattle officials start a $1,500 scholarship fund for women convicted of prostitution in the past five years. Judge Charles Z. Smith notes limited hope for success, with only one applicant so far who aims to study counseling after high school equivalency. The program, administered by the Seattle Municipal Probation Service, requires college or vocational enrollment and a cross‑agency board to award aid.
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Seattle
Superior Court
Charles Z. Smith
Smith
Ralph I. Goldberg
Goldberg
Jennie James
University of Washington
Detroit
Seattle Community College
Corry Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharge List
Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Robert Joy and Mrs. William Schutt with others from Corry Clymer Spartanburg and Union City. Discharges include Mrs James Jackson Michele and Bethany along with several other patients and family notices.
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Robert Joy
R.D
Corry
William Schutt
Clymer
Willian Spencer
Ashville
Vincent Bensink
Clara Moore
Mott Street
Roger Stranahan
Spartansburg
Lelan.Crate
Donald Nelson
Columbus
Edward Kellner
James Jackson
Michele
William Lindstrom
B.D
Mary Payer
Spartanburg
Clarence Vanderhoof
Bethany
Robert McDonald
Daniel
Benjamin Craker
York Street
Ronald Bell
Aaron Lee
Union City
20000 Will Receive UMW Pensions Now
Washington AP reports that up to 20,000 retired miners or widows will get annual pensions this year of at least 1000 dollars under a settlement in a three year old suit against the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund. The plan revises eligibility, requires 20 years in the industry and five years in union mines after 1946, and sets minimums of 1800 dollars for ex miners and 1000 dollars for widows with retroactive benefits for past applicants. The first year payout is at least 52 million dollars, from two class actions.
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UMW
Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
US District Court
UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund
Erie County launches drive to seize long overdue fines
Erie County Clerk of Courts Byron Clapper reports progress in collecting unpaid court fines. Judge George Levin ordered a December 1969 convict to pay 126.27 within 30 days or face contempt. A February 1971 case was given 90 days to act. Clapper says many dockets hold decades of unpaid fines, including 1954 bribery trials.
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Erie Counnty
Clapper
Erie
Erie County
Surgery Saves Eye Of Imogene Coca
New York AP report says Imogene Coca remains under observation after a Monday night operation to save her vision at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. Dr. Pierre Guibor indicated results will take about a week to assess, noting the eye was not removed. The actress was injured on New Year’s Day in Florida when a car driven by her husband King Donovan collided with another vehicle.
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New York
Imogene Coca
Pierre Guibor
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Maplecrest Sales and Service
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Ens
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Rossbacher Lot
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Santa Claus
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Parade Street
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Centerville
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence Eckman
David Ward
Neva Johnson
Dowman Street
William Lasher
Cherry Street
Michael Majba
South Main Street
Charles Malec
DuBois
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Congdon
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Mill Vilage
Neil Daniels
Waterford
Dale Murdock
East High Street
Carola Hutchinson
Washington Street
Hawley Skinner
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Desmond’s Electrical
South Street
George R. Sample
William S. Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Blue Star Jarman
Zalzneck
North Center ST
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