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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1959

Page

11

Retirement project grows from packing crates to pet cages

In Washington Walter Chadwick at 70 proves retirement need not mean idle time. Using old packing crates and power tools he builds pet cages and birdhouses for pet shops, airlines, and veterinarians, turning a Civil Service pension into a year round business while keeping Social Security limits in mind. He works 10 to 12 hours when well, 4,000 dollars income last year with 2,600 dollars in expenses, and reinvests to stay under the earnings cap.

Washington Walter Chadwick Chadwick Civil Service South Carolina

Scrap lumber and tools offer income for retirees

The article notes retired men in cities could profit by delivering scraps to a workshop and using few hundred dollars in power tools to earn a decent income. It mentions Ray Henry and his Social Security handbook Security For You available by mail for 35 cents.

Ray Henry

Birthdays of notable Americans from Kentucky to California

Know America Today's Birthdays lists diverse figures born in states from Kentucky to California. Albers B Chandler of Kentucky, Ernest K. Lindley of Indiana, Robert St. Alles of Kentucky, Douglas Edwards of Ohio, Erwin N. Griswold of Ohio, Gregory Breit of Yale, William B Graham of Chicago, Horace Havemeyer Jr. of Islip, George R. Harrison of Massachusetts, with ages ranging from 42 to 61. Also notes a History item on 1776 Howe vs Washington letter and a line on the Gag Law.

Guy Albers B Chandler Kentucky Cordon Ernest K. Lindley Washington Richmond Ind Robert St. Alles Latonia Douglas Edwards Ada O&la Erwin N. Griswold Harvard Law School Cleveland Ohio Gregory Breit Yale Russia William B Graham Pharmaceutical Marturers Chicago Horace Havemeyer Jr National Sugar Refis“ng Co Islip George R. Harrison School of Mass. Institute of Technology San Diego Calif Howe Washingon Congress

Timeline of World Events From 1835 to 1953

A compact chronicle lists milestones such as 18353 country’s first World Fair ovens in New York 1922 Sacco and Vanzetti guilty of murder in the first degree and executed six years later 1943 American ships and planes batter enemy Sicily 1950 US State Department formal note seeking Soviet permission for informal probe into about 300000 German POWs 1953 British French and US foreign ministers meet.

Congress New York Sacco Vanzetti Sicaly U.S Britain France United States

Vow to Fight in Korea as Reds Break Truce Terms

Regional headlines touch on Korea tensions with promises to resist any truce violations. Reports note 958 coup in Iraq ousting the king with possible U.S. intervention in Lebanon and Jordan. Today's Anniversaries list prominent births and deaths, including Amanda Douglas, Charles Taylor, and Owen Wister, with brief biographical mentions.

Korea Iraq U.S Lebanon Jordan Amanda M. Douglas New York Charles H. Taylor Boston Globe Boston Owen Wister Philadelphia

Kansas governor and longtime senator born in Garnett

Farm papers note the Kansas governor and longtime U S senator born at Garnett Kans died Dec 19 1951 SG Edwin B Frost famed blind astronomer director of Yerkes Observatory born Brattleboro Died May 14 1935 Today s Horoscope warns versatility and inquisitive mind may drive study of unusual subjects but lack of perseverance and worry could hinder success

Kansas U.S Garnett Kans Edwin B. Frost Yerkes Observatory

Auto makers resume normal output after July week

Detroit plants returned to normal after a one unit drop caused by the Fourth of July holiday. Albany reports Gov Nelson Rockefeller says all New York passenger cars will soon be equipped with safety belts, with department heads to ensure employee use.

Detroit Albany Gov. Nel- US Assembly Hines A. Rockefeller York State

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