Shut-Ins Get Hot Meals In Own Homes
Pittsburgh and Dubois dispatch report on meals delivered to elderly shut-ins by Lutheran Service Society volunteers. Meals cooked at Trinity Lutheran Church and delivered weekday. donations from clients and contributions fund roughly seven dollars per week per person. Expansion includes centers in Butler, Cambria and Indiana counties. volunteers note social visits accompany deliveries. In a separate item, state police probe the slaying of Robert R. Frene, 27, an escapee from Cranston prison, found shot four times along a highway. autopsy points to death within two to four years.
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Pittsburgh
Marie Merkel
North Side
Lutheran Service Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pat Morgan
Service Society
Jan Knoebel
Kids in Leaf Pile Killed by Truck
Ingram township near Pittsburgh two children Kim Gordon 12 and Robert Fleming 5 died when a milk truck rolled onto a leaf pile hidden in the middle of the street. A third boy escaped unharmed. Police called it an accident.
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Pittsburgh
Ingram
Robert Clark
H. W. Fleming
Gordon
Clark
Handy Place For Identification Card
In Asheville North Carolina a man opened a savings account after the teller required proper ID. He could not provide IDs initially, then produced his upper dental plate engraved with his name and address, enabling the account to be opened.
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Asheville
N.C
U S Sells To Silver Too Valuable To Be Used In Coins
The Treasury ends the governments long silver association with the final private sale set for Tuesday. Silver coinage ends in practice since 1965, with U S money based on gold, copper, and nickel alloys. Remaining stockpiles and industrial reserves will stay for emergencies. University Park brief notes criminology awards to Rector and Lindesmith at the American Society of Criminology conference.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Thomas Wolfe
Treasury
Office of Gold and Silver
United States
Congress
U.S
Europe
Democratic
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Fraklin D. Roosevelt
The
University Park
American Society of Criminology
Milton Rector
National Council of Crime and Delinquency
Alfred Lindesmith
Indiana University
Vollmer
August Vollmer
Sutherland
Lindesmith
Edwin Sutherland
Ford Deal Offers 71 Fords At Low Prices Start 1919
A dealer advertises a full stock of seventy one Fords with prices starting at 1919 dollars. It promises extra savings on leftover seventies models while noting that dealer prep, transport, taxes, and local charges are not included.
Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia declines exile throne
London AP Prince Alexander, son of the late King Peter, says he has no current ambition to be crowned king in exile. He notes King Peter died in Los Angeles last Tuesday and he would not be consulted on crowning. He fears constitutional impact and political friction, but would consider restoration if Yugoslavs decide so in the future.
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London
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Peter
Los Angeles
Andy Williams and Claudine Longet Separate Quietly
London AP report says singer Andy Williams and his wife Claudine Longet are in a trial separation while sharing a Savoy Hotel suite. Williams cites a strained marriage and mutual decision to separate to avoid further conflict. If reconciliation occurs it may improve the marriage.
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London
Andy Williams
Claudine Longet
Savoy Hotel
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Corry, PA
Cliff Buelink Ford, Inc
West Smith Street
Prince Shuns
Andy
Claudine
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