Florida plans retirement villages for low income seniors
Governor Fuller Warren outlines a program via the Citizens Retirement Committee to attract thousands of retirees with about 125 dollars monthly pensions to Florida. Walter Keyes describes village clusters near large cities, starting near St. Petersburg, with dormitories clinics and homes featuring yards ramps and waist high ovens to aid aging residents. Long term loans would finance the project with tenants paying roughly 15 dollars monthly rent to eventually own the dwellings.
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Tampa
Fla
Fuller Warren
Florida
Walter E. Keyes
State Improvement Commission
CIO
State Industrial Union Council
Keyes
Citizens Retirement Committee
The
Improvement Commission
St. Petersburg
Keves
Byrnes Sworn In as South Carolina Governor
Former Secretary of State James Byrnes to be sworn in as the 78th governor of South Carolina in Columbia. The 71-year-old Byrnes will deliver an inaugural speech touching national and international affairs and states rights, with a large crowd expected for the ceremonies.
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Columbia
S. C
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Truman
Washington
Supreme Court
Tree rings reveal climate and health history
Tree rings document not only age but also past droughts and heavy rainfall, reflecting environmental conditions that shaped a tree’s growth and health.
British firm pioneers silklike synthetic fibre from crude oil
A British company develops a synthetic fibre derived from crude oil products that reportedly feels like silk. The initiative signals a new synthetic textile path, highlighting material innovation and potential market impact.
Oklahoma bishop says Vatican Rotary ruling unlikely
Bishop Eugene McGuinness of the Oklahoma City-Tulsa Diocese says a Vatican order banning priests from Rotary clubs is not expected to apply in the United States. He notes no official notification and says priests should be encouraged to join Rotary. The Holy Office Congregation had barred clergy from Rotary Kiwanis and Lions and urged lay Catholics away from such clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Eugene McGuinness
Oklahoma City-Tulsa
Rotary Clues
United States
Vatican
Rotary
Holy Office
Kiwanis
Lions
Steel production expected to grow to 115 million tons by end of 1952
Steel Magazine reports U.S. capacity at 104 million tons annually, with projections to rise above 115 million net tons by year end 1952. Civilian demand tight, most output diverted to defense. existing mills ran at 102 percent last week, producing about 1,975,000 net tons.
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Cleveland
Stee
United States
Steel Magazine
The
Metalworking Journal
Sai
Earth's Largest Battleship Driven by Earthquake Energy
Scientists estimate the energy released in a violent earthquake could power the world’s largest battleship at top speed for about 45,000 years, highlighting extraordinary energy scales and theoretical implications for future propulsion concepts.
Baby births announced for multiple families in Ohio towns
Vital Statistics lists several births last weekend and today. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Howard Coles Rd Coles, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown 1908 First Ave a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Sam James 1715 Church St a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Drake Middletown Route 1 a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Puckett 1904 Fleming Rd a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lamphier Monroe a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendrickson Miamisburg Route 2 a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Howard
Coles Rd
Paul Brown
First Ave
Sam James
Church St
Winfred Drake
Middletown
Sundny
Jack Puckett
Fleming Rd
Omer Lamphier
Monroe
Charles Hendrickson
Miamisburg
Marriage Licenses in Middletown and Hamilton Area
Several couples from Middletown, Hamilton and Monroe obtain marriage licenses including Larry L. Moon 18 laborer of Middletown to Mable Zelphia Carroll 17 domestic of Middletown. Richard E. Shannon 25 chemist and Phyllis J. DeLaney 23 nurse of Hamilton. Melvin R. Cain 24 soldier of Hamilton Route 6 and Louise A. Minnelli 22 accountant of Hamilton. Joseph C. Lamb 20 student and Marjorie R. Smith 21 secretary of Hamilton. Gordon A. Doty 21 sailor of Monroe and Wanita Hiteshue 22 order clerk of Monroe. Frederick K. Ruscher Jr. 28 sales manager of 801 Fourth Ave and Mary Jean Homan 24 clerk-typist of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry L. Moon
Central Ave
Mable Zelphia Carroll
Middletown
Richard E. Shannon
Phyllis J. DeLaney
Hamilton
Melvin R. Cain
Louise A. Minnelli
Joseph C. Lamb
Marjorie R. Smith
Gordon A. Doty
Woodlawn Ave
Wanita Hiteshue
Monroe
Frederick K. Ruscher, Jr
Fourth Ave
Mary Jean Homan
North
Sutphin St
Medical notices list residents with treatment descriptions
A long list of residents including Mrs C L Dakin and Mrs Moss Davis and others appears with medical or surgical notes. The names cover streets such as Tytus Ave Franklin St Charles St and extends to Maryland and Ohio area landmarks, indicating a community update on health statuses or procedures.
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C. L. Dakin
Tytus Ave
Moss Davis
Franklin
Anna Powers
Charles St
Robert Clark
Baltmore St
Minnie Mullendore
Yankee Rd
Arthur Dorenbusch
Fourteenth Ave
Charles Bell
Wilbraham Rd
Drexel Williams
Grenco Ave
Eugene Luttringer
Miamisburg
Dominick Guido
Paul Ellis
Columbia Ave
Surgical
Bonnie and
Karen Marksbury
Richard Marksbury
Lefferson Rd
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Planning For Pensioners
Paradise
Norcross
Henineh
Valentines
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
TSELF
Bishop
U.S
Fiat
Ralph Ashley
Buena Ave
William Cropenbaker
Oxford
Hardie Bursk
Shafer St
Carl Barnickel
Germantown
Clinton Henry
York St
Samuel Morrison
Tytus
Henry Price
Kathryn Ryan
Frank
Marvin Holliday
Elza Maye
Manchester
Kenneth Ditmyer
Carl Wedekind
Elwood St
Stanley Govedon
Queen Ave
Charles Tranter
C. J. Tranter
Grandge
John Turner
West Middletown
Roscoe Milburn
Kenneth Fields
Carolina St
Elbert McIntosh
Edith Crane
Yankee
Everett McIntosh
Excello
Orville Short
Sheridan Ave
Earl Hewes
Second
Edward Gill
Franklin Route
Robert Stover
Navaho
Hazel Toole
Broad St
John Kelly
Michigan Ave
Gage
Melton Cossack
Alues
Mouton
Mouto Col
Crisp Pericious
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