Olga Hobeck Claims VA Cheated Brother Prompting Tax Evasion
Olga Hobeck 57 says she avoided income taxes for two decades by claiming four dependents while supporting only herself and her brother Arthur 50. He suffered a wartime breakdown and is deemed ineligible for VA compensation. IRS will review the irregular return as Hobeck seeks VA relief to pay back taxes.
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Chicago
Veterans Administration
Olga Hobeck
Internal Revenue Service
Arthur
Miss Hobeck
Hobeck
IRS
New Hope Church Officers Elected in Wellsville
Wellsville New Hope Baptist Church annual meeting on January 7 elected officers including George Miller moderator Mrs Kenneth Cordle clerk Nelson Briles financial secretary Claude Beets treasurer Jack McWilson deacon F M Clark trustee Mrs Ethel Miller deaconess Ruth Ann Shoemaker organist and Mrs James Peckham assistant organist Music committee members named Mrs James Peckham Mrs R B Shoemaker Mrs Dale McWilson and Sharon Rice Marvin Shoemaker head usher with Gale Shelton Dale McWilson as assistant ushers Substitute ushers Wesley Stevenson and George Miller Mrs Percy VanHorn church librarian Board of education members Mrs Ray Carpenter youth work chairman Mrs Jerry Seyler childrens work chairman Vacancies filled by Mrs O D Garrett general chairman and Mrs Roy Miller leadership education chairman Church school officers include O D Garrett superintendent Mrs Dale Van Horn assistant superintendent Jean Whiteford secretary Mrs John Slaven absentee secretary Mrs Becky Kirchhoff treasurer Mrs James Peckham organist Mrs Dale McWilson and Linda Harra church school pianists Marilyn Shoemaker church school librarian Mrs Roy Miller childrens superintendent.
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New Hope Baptist Church
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Kenneth Cordle
Nelson Briles
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Jack McWilson
F. M. Clark
Ethel Miller
Ruth Ann Shoemaker
James Peckham
R. B. Shoemaker
Dale McWilson
Sharon Rice
Marvin Shoemaker
Gale Shelton
Wesley Stevenson
Percy VanHorn
Board of Education
Ray Carpenter
Jerry Seyler
Childrens Work
O. D. Garrett
Roy Miller
Leadership Education
Dale van Horn
Jean Whiteford
John Slaven
Becky Kirchhoff
Linda Harra
Marilyn Shoemaker
Man locks five children in rooms and sets house ablaze
West Covina police say William Carrell admitted plotting his wife Lois 25 neglected their five children. He locked them in their rooms, started a fire, then fled, later returning with remorse. The blaze destroyed the home but all children aged 144 to nine escaped unharmed. Carrell, 30, faces arson and attempted murder charges.
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West Covina
Calif
William Carrell
Lois
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To Close Small US Consulates
Washington reports the United States will close several smaller consulates worldwide to streamline services. The US operates 180 consular offices: 68 consulates general, 96 consulates, and 16 consular agencies.
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Washington
United States
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In Pittsburg Kansas a bandit posing as a service station attendant tied up the regular attendant Bill Malone and locked him in a restroom. He rifled the till for 44 dollars then about to leave when a tire pickup occurred and a 75 cent charge was made. A woman arriving to refuel helped expose the theft and the bandit fled as more customers arrived. Malone was freed by customers after crying for help.
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Bill Malone
Malone
Cardinal Cushing Reveals Million Dollar Cuban Prisoner Ransom
Boston archbishop Cardinal Cushing says he personally raised 1 million dollars to help free Bay of Pigs prisoners. He denies anonymous donor rumors and clarifies reports about sources, while Fidel Castro sought 2.9 million in cash before releasing 1,113 inmates.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Lucius D. Clay
Robert F. Kennedy
Easy-To-Move House Wrecked In Nashville Incident
A four room house built to demonstrate easy relocation for the Air Force was wrecked while being moved. A tow truck struck a railroad underpass in Nashville and toppled the 16 ton wood beamed structure onto a busy street. Built by National Homes Corp of Lafayette Indiana, the house was damaged beyond repair.
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Air Force
Nashville
National Homes Corp
Lafayette, Ind
Felker Values Test Model Cost at Fifty Thousand
Clarence Felker an official of National Homes said the test model cost about $50,000 and was nearly a total loss. The remark highlights the high expense and severe damage discovered during testing at the company's facility.
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Clarence Felker
National Homes
Two Safe One Dies In Jet Crash Near Wichita
A B47 bomber from Lincoln Air Force Base crashed near Wichita after taking off from McConnell AFB during a routine training flight. Captain Pudwill, 29, Detroit Lakes Minnesota, died, found strapped in his seat as flames faded. Co pilot Lt Medrick, 26, Hastings New York and navigator Captain Jones, 34, Oakland California survived with mild shock.
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Wichita
Air Force
P. L. Pudwill
Detroit Lakes
Minn
F. T. Medrick
Hastings
N.Y
H. T Jones
Oakland
Calif
Medrick
Jones
Lincoln Air Force Base
Nebraska
McConnell Afb
McConnell
Pudwill
Russian MIG21 Jets Headed to India
New Delhi reports a number of Soviet MIG21 fighter aircraft are en route from Russia to India. Foreign Ministry spokesman declined to disclose the exact count or route, stating the planes are not being flown in.
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New Delhi
India
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Library Off Limits To Students In York Pa
Katherine Shorey, York public library chief, defends a reading room ban for junior and senior high students. The York Library Board backed her stance as she maintains the library must curb teenage socializing and safeguard the study environment.
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York, Pa
Katherine Shorey
York Library Board
Miss Shorey
Ottawa teen hangout policy sparks school row
The Ottawa Herald reports a ban on a teen hangout in a basement area of a school, prompting student picketing and a state aid threat. The board backed Miss Shorey and set another meeting with city and county officials amid controversy over the plan.
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Shorey
Herald Offers $5 Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips should be timely, relevant, and verifiable, and must be turned in through the newspaper's standard submission channels.
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