Social Security funds stay self supporting in 1961
The board of trustees reports the old-age and survivors insurance and disability insurance systems both paid their way in fiscal 1961. Income exceeded disbursements by 409 million, lifting total assets to 23.4 billion. The old-age fund held 20.9 billion and the disability fund 2.5 billion.
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Washington
Social Security Old-Age and Survivors
Board of Trustees
Congress
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
T He
Disability Insurance
Mitchell
Squatters Can Obtain Title By Adverse Possession
A 21 year possession in Ohio can vest title in occupants. Jacob Schmidt learned squatters who fenced land and built a house gained actual legal title after 21 years, despite his deed. He later learned quit claim transfers did not curb their claim.
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Ohio
Jacob Schmidt
Schmidt
Strauss
Schmid
Company To Build New Research Center
Industrial Rayman Co. a division of Midland-Ross Corp announced plans for a new fiber research center to be built adjoining the plant in Painesville. Construction will begin in several weeks and the facility will research new fibers and develop rayon tire cord and rayon textile yarns.
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Cleveland
Industrial Rayman Co
Midland - Ross Corp
Painesville
Title Dispute Reveals Owner’s Frustration with Attorneys
A fragment shows Schmidt pressuring his lawyer over land titles, noting he will seek legal guidance before relying on others and criticizing Strauss. The exchange highlights ongoing concerns about property ownership and who handles title work.
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Wm. Draper
Samuel F. B. Morse
Louis Daguerre
U.S.A
James Clark
Hamilton Smith
Lincoln
Brady
Gardiner
Amos Wilson
N. J
King Features Syndicate
Social Security
William L. Mitchell
Legally
Butler County Bar Association
Rose Toyla
Spencer
General Electric
Ertyul Magnet
America
Central Ave
Middletown
Garden
Liz
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