Social Security rules described by Terre Haute official
James E. Snider of the Terre Haute Social Security field office urged estate administrators in Clay Greene Owen Parke Putnam Sullivan Vermilion and Vigo counties to check for single cash benefits under the old age insurance program. Benefits equal 3 percent of wages since 1936 with a $3000 cap per employer, and may go to the estate or relatives. Inquiries to 815 Ohio Street Terre Haute.
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James E. Snider
Terre Haute
Social Security Board
Clay, Greene
Owen
Parke
Putnam, Sullivan
Vermillion
Vigo
Mr. Snider
Snider
Ohio Street
McGill Educators Back Abolition of Homework
Montreal December 12 McGill University educators support an international push to abolish homework for children under 12 and limit older pupils to four nights a week. They argue that young children need maximum outdoor time and sunshine after a British study cited in their recommendation.
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Montreal
McGill University
Great Britain
McGill
Greene court issues marriage license to Welch and Rousch
The Greene circuit court clerk Lew Good issues a marriage license to Lowell Welch 35 Bloomfield an accountant and Genevieve Rousch 31 Linton beauty operator daughter of Mr and Mrs Bris Rousch of Linton.
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Lew Good
Greene Circuit Court
Lowell Welch
Bloomfield
Genevieve Rousch
Linton Beauty
Bris Rousch
Linton
Cranberry Meat Loaf Dish with Relish Recipe
A old fashioned meat loaf recipe combines veal and smoked ham with eggs mushroom soup and cranberry orange relish. Instructions include mixing packing baking one hour in a 350 degree oven and preparing a cranberry relish with cranberries oranges and sugar.
Oddities in 1930s Notices Echo Pop Culture
A playful collage of snippets references sports bowls and bowling alleys, Christmas stogies, odorless cabbage, Chinese spinach, and casual remarks about war, marching tunes, a missing basket, and Jimmy Roosevelt's Hollywood prospects.
Unfinished Poems and Notes From a Reader’s Notebook
A reader shares unfinished poems and notes found in a small notebook. It opens with a philosophy about small daily deeds shaping future joy or sorrow and includes poems on dream and death with a Confucius rhyme and a cowboy campfire scene.
I Am the Reaper and Death A Poem by Lloyd Herman
A compact verse by Lloyd Herman presents Death as a quiet reaper who follows crime and birth. The speaker links Death with Time, noting Death’s breath accompanies sorrow, and locates the realm on Earth.
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Reaper
Death
Earth
Lloyd Herman
Fly saves miner from brain strain in collapse
London reports John Lumley, trapped 16 hours in Pit House Colliery Brandon Durham, heard only a fly buzzing. The insect kept him hopeful and prevented mental collapse until rescuers freed him. When the fly flew away into freedom, Lumley shed tears.
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London
Pit House
Brandon
Durham
John Lumley
Lumley
Beauty contest judges drop IQ test for finalists
Pasadena reporters note seven judges set to pick the Rose Parade queen from 22 finalists. The judges found only two knew bridge and none considered Robert Taylor an ideal noir. They abandoned the test and will use photographs to select the final seven.
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Pasadena
Cal
Robert Taylor
Jasonville Visit By Local Residents on Saturday
Mrs Ed Long Miss Irene Long Mrs Hannah Crosby and Richard Crosby traveled to Linton on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Loren A Edmond were also mentioned in the report.
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Ed Long
Irene Long
Hannah Crosby
Richard Crosby
Linton
Loren A. Edmond
Weekend Visit Recounts Evansville Part with Lewis Family
A weekend in Evansville included time with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lewis and relatives. Albert Falk and son Marvin, Rose Street, and Kenneth Falk traveled to Linton on business Saturday.
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Evansville
L. B. Lewis
Albert Falk
Marvin
Rose Street
Kenneth Falk
Linton
Jury Hears Tune Votes For Violin
In Pennsylvania a Philadelphia man sued over a Guadagnini violin he believed he bought from Capt. John G. Dillin. The courtroom song “Hunoreaque” by a former Philadelphia Orchestra member helped jurors decide the violin was not genuine.
Public speaker signals end of talk in tax unit remarks
Earl Williamson acting agent in charge of the U S Alcohol Tax Unit says he times his addresses to end when the audience grows uncomfortable. He notes four or five potential places to finish and aims for the closest concluding moment to spare listeners.
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Cleveland
Earl Williamson
U. S
Law rescues opossum after nighttime rescue in Vinita
Police chief Hugh Martin interrupted a scene described as a crucifixion of an opossum in Vinita Oklahoma. Pedestrians reported a live opossum was being mistreated prompting action by local authorities.
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Vinita
Okla
Hugh Martin
New York City
Animal found alive nailed to truck in investigation
Martin discovered the animal alive nailed to the back of a truck during an inquiry. Two large spikes were driven through the animal's tail. Martin freed the animal and delivered a lecture to the truck owner.
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Martin
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Hogs 7,000 held over 73. Market steady to 10 cents lower. Lights 7 to 37.75, Medium 7.65 to 7.80, Heavy 7.25 to 7.30, Lows weak 6.60 to 7. Cattle 1,460 Calves 50 all classes steady. Steers 38 to 9.85, Helfers 6.50 to 9, Cutter cows 3.75 to 5, Beef cows 5 to 6.25. Wealers steady to 2 cents lower, top 9.50. Sheep 2,509 Native lems steady road and choice 9 to 89.25.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Population rise in Greater Cleveland
Greater Cleveland reports a population of 3,208,058, up 2,183 since 1980, according to city statistician Howard W. Green.
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Cleveland
Greater
Howard W. Green
Mystery letters warn three men to leave town in Sudbury
In Sudbury Ontario police search for a mysterious sender claiming allegiance to the Black Legion. The letters warn three men to get out of town and threaten dire action if ignored.
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Sudbury
Ont
U.P
Black Legion
Rhode Island hens lay double yolked eggs daily
Several Rhode Island pullets in the Giddings hen house lay from three to five double yolked eggs each day. The chickens hatched last April began laying in late August and have continued producing double yolk eggs consistently.
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Perry, O
U.P
Rhode Island
N. J. Giddings
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