Miner Fund balance tops 103 million dollars in 1955 report
John L. Lewis announced the United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund ended June 30 1955 with a cash balance of 103 607 911 an increase from 93 565 044 a year earlier Revenue for the year reached 129 227 658 while expenditures totaled 119 184 791 Nearly all fund income comes from royalties under labor pacts with mine operators Benefit expenditures accounted for 97 percent or 715 608 022 to 210 599 beneficiaries Pension payments of 100 a month were made to 59 482 retirees totaling 69 896 155 Funeral aid widows and orphans 2 879 175 Aid to families of 240 miners killed or seriously injured 60 642 Hospital and medical care payments 42 773 658 Singapore hotels report cancellations as industrial unrest and strikes deter tourists, hurting bookings.
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Phow By James Gregory Married In Adamstown Church
Miss Ann Veronica Main and Millard Kenneth Cook wed at St. John's Catholic Church Adams town July 24 in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Fr. Richard C. Mitchell officiated as organist Mrs Edward Sthantz played pre nuptial music. Bridal attire featured a queen Anne frock of white slipper satin with a cathedral train and pearl jewelry. Attendants wore nylon tulle gowns. reception followed at the Adamstown community hall. The couple will reside with the bride's parents while the groom serves at Camp Lejeune N C in the Marine Corps.
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James Gregory
Ann Veronica Main
Anthony Main
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Millard Kenneth Cook
Dorses’ Cook
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St. John's Catholic Church
Richard C. Mitchell
Edward Sthantz
Dora Andrews
Paul Remsberg
Ilulu Bailey
Virginia Willis
Jo. Wotom
Priscila Kebler
Liberty
Sharon
Bernadine Main
Anthony Main Jr
James Main
Paul Rems _berg
Melvin Cook
Robert Bell
Dinosaurs and political claims mix in early 20th century notices
Fragmented account cites authorities on Dukeminier and Matsion amid claims of slavery access. Tehran reports denial of European medical travel. Fossil news notes a rhynoceratops find near Keho Lake and a Queen Soraya visit in Nice.
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Iran
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English Lesson By W L Gord On Misused Words
A compact language note outlines common misuses such as contemplating versus considering and mispronunciations of virile. It defines submission as yielding to power and urges daily vocabulary growth through focused word study.
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W. L. Gord
Freedom and liberty in personal life
A short reflective note by N. A. Lufburhow on true freedom. The writer argues real freedom includes considering others and speaking thoughts openly, asserting we are not oppressed by fear and that liberty thrives when we share responsibility.
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