Almanac for June 9 1976 with notable events
The June 9 1976 almanac notes the 161st day of the year with 205 still ahead and lists birth dates for Cole Porter and Bob Cummings. It recalls historical moments from 1899 1943 1959 and 1969 including Jeffries Fitzsimmons pay as you go tax and Burger nomination. A thought from Henrik Ibsen closes the brief.
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Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Cole Porter
Bob Cummings
James Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York City
Congress
Groton
Conn
Senate
Warren Burger
United States
Senior forum disability claim hard to prove
The columnist notes legal action is possible if harmed by disability denials but warns it is hard to win. Insurance firms and Social Security often view claims skeptically, especially for older workers, and most policies pay only if the person cannot perform any paying job. Consider compromise rather than a lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hightower
Social Security
Marriage Licenses List Reflects Names and Addresses
A compiled list shows numerous marriage license applicants with full names and addresses including Thomas W. Sprofe Sharon Mitchell Hunter Stine Whitehead Joan Larkin and many others. Locations span Saliga Street Marcellus Lincoln Avenue Baldwinsville DeWitt Skaneateles Jamesville North Syracuse Reston and more, indicating broad local entries.
Mobile homes grow in popularity and reach nationwide
A reader profile shows Mrs. Hattler adapting to life in a mobile home park near Washington D C. The piece explains mobile home types manufactured and modular, reasons for rising popularity, typical income and demographics, financing, locations, parks, and durability with mentions of Woodall's directory and proposed federal standards.
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Stanley Hattler
Porter
Washington, D.C
Owens Corning
Texas
California
Florida
South Atlantic
Woodall
Mobile Home & Park Directory
Highland Park
Ill
Adams Warns of Great Revolution Before Congress
John Adams writes from Philadelphia on June 9 that the independence resolution before Congress carries objects of vast magnitude affecting millions unborn. He calls the moment a revolution, the most complete and remarkable in world history.
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United Press International
Philadelphia
John Adams
Congress
Sketches of a Love Memory in Quiet Remembrance
A reflective verse laments a departed beloved. The speaker clings to memories of shared moments and places, describing empty chairs and silent conversations. The poem captures enduring longing as time progresses and memory strengthens despite absence.
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Feei
Borden
ELSIE
Byrne
Ny. Ry
Thomas W. Sprofe
Saliga St
Sharon E. Mitchell
Marcellus
Joan Larkin
Holland
Beenda Powell
Holland St. David Arthur
Patricia Helen van Aernem
Davis St. Michael
DW. Lemm
Mann Drive
Theresa M. Chamberlain
Baldwinsville
Arnold Rubin
Chicago, Il
Carol M. Smith
North Syracuse
Edgar
Merriam
Noth
Pauline A. Graves
North
Thomas J. Kinney
Hartson St
Karen L. Chmura
Walter J. Heynyk
Pletcher
Cathy A. Cain
Calthrop
Thomas P. Walsh
Valley Cottage
Raraih
Timthy Heffernan
Jamesville
Karen
Botowshe
Fern Road
Lawrence Morgan
Kirk Ave
Sharon E. Thompson
John B. Boked
Reston
Doris van Lenyen
Alexandria
Clancy W. Flynn
Gordon Ploy
Barbara S. Hawley
Avoca St
Thomas J. Baughman
Sequoia Drive
Elsie K. Aadahl
Weedsport
Michael E. Berlow
Fellow Ave
Judith M. Treinin
Niven St
Terrance J. Piralia
Marian Drive
Mary Harner
Benhan Ave
NYS Dept. of Ed
Manlius Pebble Hill
Jamesville Rd
Dewitt
By Ben Burroughs
S.M
Converse
Weatherite
Sno Kl
Edda
Schenley Reserve
Schenley
Reese Erve
Erica Nw
Hiskey
Sebening Destrets Co
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