Three San Francisco sisters accept Social Security funds
In San Francisco three widowed sisters aged 102, 89, and 81 agree to take their Social Security benefits of 35 dollars a month after consultation with a business adviser. They decide to give the money to charity instead and live in a grand Victorian home once built by Captain Alexander Swanson, a bay pilot. The family line includes the late Captain Swanson, listed in local telephone books.
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San Francisco
Ebon A. Swanson
Lirline
Alice
Alexander Swanson
Swanson
San Francisco Bay Pilots
Cub Pack 938 Honors Seven With Bobcat Pins
Seven boys received Bobcat pins at a Pack 93 meeting in the Sherman School gym. Recipients were Mark Alspaugh Mark Taylor Sammy Frisby Bret Brubaker Bobby Sparks Marion Davis and Timmy Palmer. The ceremony was led by pack chairman John Alspaugh.
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Cub Scout Pack 93
Sherman School
Mark Alspaugh
Mark Taylor
Sammy Frisby
Bret Brubaker
Bobby Sparks
Marion Davis
Timmy Palmer
Pack
John Alspaugh
Draft Standards Lowered To Boost Training Pool
The Pentagon lowers draft standards again to obtain 40,009 more men for remedial training. The third revision this year allows rescreening of men currently classified fit only in war or national emergency. Secretary Mac Namara aims to draft and train borderline cases to reach 100,000 qualified this fiscal year. About 2.4 million men are now classified 1Y.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert S. MacNamara
Try Teen As Adult In Rape Judge Decides
Akron Ohio AP Judge Russell W Thomas of Summit County Juvenile Court rules 16 year old Charles McGowan should be tried as an adult in the rape slaying of 99 year old Mary Zoltowsky. Zoltowsky was raped and beaten to death at her home November 16. McGowan remains held on a delinquency charge awaiting grand jury action.
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Akron, Ohio
Russell W. Thomas
Summit County Juvenile Court
Charles McGowan
Mary Zoltowsky
Nurses threaten mass resignation in Youngstown hospitals
Nurses at North Side and South Side hospitals in Youngstown Ohio push for renewed mass resignations to back collective bargaining demands as negotiations with the Youngstown Hospital Association stall. OSNA reports a majority favor reinstating the action despite recent pay proposals and counter offers from management.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Joyce Nagle
Ohio State Nurses Association
Youngstown
Youngstown Hospital Association
OSNA
Hospital Association
North Side
South Side Hospitals
Nagle
Nurses’ Association
Tomorrow’s Stars Favor Realistic Caution in Relationships
For Estrellito the forecast urges realism and care in personal relations, especially with past irritants. Birthday period promises excellent personal and business growth, with rising earnings chances in the next two and a half months and via April, September, and October, plus careful money moves in mid January and early March.
Ongania Faces Labor Pressure In Argentina
Six months after seizing power Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania treads cautiously as labor anger grows. He focuses on reorganizing Buenos Aires port and plans to tackle state railroads, aiming to curb deficits but risking wider unrest from unions and Peronist rivals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Ganization
Ohio House Picks Bryce Kurfess as Speaker of House
Charles Kurfess of Bowling Green was unanimously chosen by 58 of 62 Ohio Republican representatives as the next speaker of the House. He vows to tackle school problems taxes pollution and highway safety with a large GOP presence backing him. A January 2 oath awaits the new session with Republican leaders Holmes Fry Evans and Guess chosen for top posts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Charles Kurfess
Bowling Green
Ohio General Assembly
Kurfess
Robert F. Reckman
Cincinnati
Reckman
Roger Cloud
James A. Rhodes
Cloud
Charles E. Holmes
Columbus
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Robert J. Evans
Coshocton
Carl Guess
Harry Corkwell
Putnam County
National Gop
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Ticking Lunch Boxes Cause Locker-Size Alarm in Enid
Two discount-store lunch boxes ticked loudly and contained alarm clocks and concrete pieces. Police evacuated the areas and sandbags were used as a precaution. Ft. Sill bomb-disposal unit arrived and dismantled the padlocked boxes, ending the scare.
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Enid
Okla
Ft. Sill
Two Convicted In Swindle in Hillsboro
In Highland County Ohio two men Thomas Wilkinson and Houston Maynard were found guilty of larceny by trick and extortion for swindling farmer Peter Porter out of 11300 using a money making machine. A third defendant Lawrence Burns was acquitted. Jury deliberated about two hours.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Thomas Wilkinson
Barden
Houston Maynard
James H. Robinson
Dayton
Lawrence Burns
Highland County Common Pleas Court
Trick
Peter Porter
Porter
Youngstown Man Charged With Second Degree Murder
Otis Lee Stanley aged 26 of Youngstown faces a second degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of 41 year old Robert Harris outside a tavern Friday night. The incident occurred in Youngstown with Harris pronounced dead at the scene.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Otis Lee Stanley
Robert Harris
Dean's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Pain and Bladder Irritation
Advertising copy touts Dean's Pills as a rapid remedy for headaches muscular aches and bladder irritation caused by unwise eating or drinking. It claims soothing bladder effects and mild diuretic action to increase kidney output and promote better sleep and comfort, urging readers to ask for a large size.
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Dean
Duan
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