Unusual Proof Helps Man Qualify for Social Security
George Dewey Jacobus, 67, lacked a birth certificate but obtained Social Security eligibility via a historic autograph letter from Adm. George Dewey dated January 27, 1899. The note, addressed to Jacobus’s father, praised the naming of the boy and wished him a long, useful life, described by Jersey City officials as the most valuable age evidence ever submitted.
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Social Security Office
Jaacobus
Adm
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Kearny, N. J
Jacobus
Adm. Dewey
Olympic
Bec
George Dewey Jacobus
Sy W. Kutner
Jersey City
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Current Life Magazine
Lord Moran
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Moran
Roger Lee
Boston
Yalta
England
Lee
Vane
Ohioan
Cincinnati
District Court
Shiney
Estes
Frank M. Gusweiler
Coun Pleas Court
Gusweiler
Property Tax Ceiling Measures Defeated
Sacramento reports describe Assembly committee debate over a 2 percent property tax ceiling in California. Assessor Philip E. Watson argued the tax is oppressive, noting a rise from 1.8 percent in 1952 to 1.86 percent in 1963, while Los Angeles and Orange counties show widespread election losses for school measures. Watson warned a 2 percent cap could end rapid transit funding.
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Sacramento
Joe A. Gon‘salves
D-Norwalk
Lid
Los Angeles
Philip E. Watson
Gonsalves
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
California
Wyeness
Assembly Revenue and Taxa
Con
Watson
Califor
California Assembly panel backs Brown no tax hike bill
In Sacramento the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee advanced Governor Brown’s bill endorsing accrual bookkeeping to avoid a tax increase. Republicans lacked votes to derail it. final passage could ease the budget dispute. Debates centered on committee referrals and vote tactics as lawmakers pressed for timely action.
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Sacramento
Guy, Brown
GOP
Assembly
Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
House
California
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
New Coins Protested in Congress Proposal
Representative Paul A Fine of New York introduced a bill Wednesday demanding a Treasury study on developing new coins to replace the copper silver dime and quarter currently minted. The measure seeks a government review of coin design and production options.
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UPI
Paul A
RNY
Treasury
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