Good Samaritans Form Local Aid Group Run by Frank Crary
Frank Crary, a former worker who survived a heart attack, founded the Good Samaritans to help families in need beyond welfare. The group collects clothing and furniture, rents space on Mayfield’s Carolina Street, and seeks a truck and office items to expand. They focus on children and rely on about 100 members, many volunteers, and donated goods from Middletown residents.
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Frank Crary
Crary
The
Good Samaritans
Ohio
Carolina Street
Mayfield
Main
Lincoln Streets
Fifth Avenue
Good Samaritan
Middletown
Islanders resist federal acquirement of Assateague seashore
About 40 cottage owners and roughly 3,000 title holders along a 15 mile stretch of Assateague Island Maryland oppose plans to acquire the island for a national seashore.
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Assateague Island
GM Employees Given Bonuses After Record 1963 Earnings
GM announces over 106 million in bonuses for 14 028 employees as 19 top awards of 100 000 plus spread across the workforce. The bonuses follow 1963 earnings of 1.6 billion on 146 billion in sales, per a Friday proxy filing.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Federal lands grow as recreation drive expands ownership
About one third of U S land is federal or federally held and the government adds roughly 500000 acres annually from private owners for recreational purposes. The expansion reflects a policy shift toward increased public access and outdoor use across the United States.
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United States
Mrs. Oswald seeks accounting of donations and contracts
Marina Oswald filed for an accounting of about 60 000 dollars in public donations tied up in a manager agent dispute. She also asked that two December 5 and 6 contracts be void and that a 25 000 dollar trust be dissolved.
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Dallas, Tex
Marina Oswald
Oswald
Lea Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
James H Martin
Dallas
John M. Thorne
Grand Prairie
Tex
Owen Giles
Thorne
Martin
Paul W. Leech
James Wilson Sells First Globe in 1810 Era
James Wilson, the first American globe maker, sold his inaugural globe in 1810 after 11 years of study and sacrifice. He and his impoverished family pursued mathematics geography and astronomy during the lengthy preparation.
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James Wilson
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