House Members Respond To Pension Plan
Washington report notes 156 members of the House have joined the retirement plan created by the Congressional Reorganization Act. It lists former members like Andrew J. May and B. Carroll Reece, with current leaders Sam Rayburn Harold Knutson and John Taber among applicants. The plan requires six years service and age 82, with a pension based on length of service and a 6 percent contribution.
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D. Ky
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Harold Knutson
Minn
Ways and Means Committee
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R. M
Appropriations Committee
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Congress
Publisher Murder, Peru Cabinet Resigns in Crisis
In Lima the entire Peruvian cabinet resigned after publisher Francisco Grana Garland was shot dead at La Prensa. The attack sparked a political crisis, with officials saying the crime was political. Grana led efforts to block oil concessions by Canada’s International Petroleum Company and APRA critics say his death targeted press freedom.
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Peru
Jose Luis Bustamente Alvaro
Francisco Grana Garland
la Prensa
Bustamente
Hat
Mexico City
Ricardo Alvade Mongrut
United Press
Grana
Canada
International Petroleum Company
Talcade
Peruvian Senate
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance
APRA
Will Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary in Avon Lake
Mr and Mrs William Springer of Belden road Avon Lake will celebrate the 60th anniversary of their marriage at their home on Friday January 10 Open house for relatives and friends will be held during the day and evening. He is 88 in good health formerly a salesman for a Cleveland firm before retirement. She is 80 and has been homebound for five years after fracturing both hips. Married in Lorain street Methodist church in 1887 they have lived in Avon Lake 25 years. They have two children Mrs Olive Wilson and Lester Springer plus four grandchildren four great grandchildren and two great granddaughters.
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Avon Lake
William Springer
Belden Road
Avon Lake Twins Arrive at St Josephs Hospital Lorain
Avon Lake couple announces the birth of twin girls at St Josephs Hospital Lorain at 4 07 pm Saturday. Engagement announced for Maxine Rose to Ralph J Mann son of Mrs Harry Mann of Brighton Mass. Maxine studies at Ohio Institute of Medical Assistants.
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Avon Lake
LaVern Buswell
Marjorie Horn
Lakewood Drive
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Sam Rose
Shaker Heights
Maxine
Ralph J. Mann
Harry Mann
Brighton
Mass
Ohio Institute of Medical Assistants
Flance
Cambridge Junior College
Lace Forest College
Elaine Mayer
Clifford Howells
Katharine Anderson
Mary Carson
Red Cross
Grafton Here and There Social Roundup
Sunday events include Mrs Mary Aldrich and Mrs Ray Eppley dining with the Burtons in Medina and guests from Mallet Creek. Mrs W B McCreedy of Huron visited Naomi Addis’s family. Families from West Unity and Kunkle hosted New Year gatherings. Principal Otto Thomas and Max joined Bay Village guests. Marian Hicks of Elyria stayed with the Nesbetts as Oliver Yent recovers after Cleveland Clinic treatment.
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Mary Aldrich
Ray Eppley
Joan
Janet
Victor Burton
Medina
Robert Clay
Mallet Creek
Burton
W. BD. McCreedy
Huron
Naomi Addis
B. B. Cox
Patty
Airs
William Manevah
West Unity
Ger Wwade Cox
Kunkle
Cox
Grafton School
Otto Thomas
Max
Guy Wheeler
Bay Village
B. ‘. Nesbett
C. E. Aldrich
Aldrich
Florida
Ming Marian Hicks
Elyria
Nesbett
M. B. Bartter
Fields Corner
Carl Shepherd
Oliver Yent
Cleveland Clinic
Community Club and Play Plans Highlight Birmingham News
Florence township Community Club meets January 13 at Birmingham school with a business session led by Mrs. Andrew Wang and a comedy film shown by Wayne Davia of Lorain. W.S.C.S. meets January 15 at Mrs. Thomas Purcell’s home with a Catholic study report by Mrs. Gust Kolinski. Rehearsals underway for Roy Tobias play Introducin Susan set for February at Birmingham school, with Edward Taylor as Dick Heatherby and a large local cast. Church officers installed at Florence and Birmingham churches. candlelight service planned.
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Birmingham Community Club
Birmingham
Florence Township
Andrew Wang
Wayne Davia
Lorain
W.S.C.S
Thomas Purcell
Gust Kolinski
Dick’ Heatherby
Barbara School
Susan
Dominic Milett
Buddy Chalmers
Sally Halcomb
Babs Boswell
Buddy
Donald Green
Hillington Ross
Edward Reising
Diana Mayneld
Picks
Violet
Rook
Karl Webber
Cyclone
Robert Schnitz
Cordelia Quackenbuck
Beatrice Clary
Jim Donavan
George Long
Mitcred Long
Schoul
Warren Hate
Elia Reising
Ars
Charles Home
Charles Hunam
Richard Breen
Arthur Couttrip
Maury Seneff
Dea-Coness
Florence
Sheriff reports rise in civil work and paper service
A report by Deputy Sheriff Charde Adams shows 4,407 court papers served last year by Sheriff Carl Q R Finegan’s civil branch, up from 3,885 in 1948. It lists 9,068 summonses, 1,163 subpoenas, and 379 foreign writs, plus 144 inmate transports to state facilities. Property sales declined with only two farm foreclosures and eight other foreclosures last year.
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Carl QR. Finegan
Charde Adams
Cport
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbus
Toledo Hospital
Market Building Is Being Razed On Broad Street
The Packing House Market opposite Fast Bridge Street is razed by owner J R Dall who also owns the adjacent land once the Beebe tavern site. He plans a modern auto sales and service garage. The property fronts Broad Street 187 feet and backs 13 feet. Foreclosure sales last year totaled 18121. Sheriff’s civil fees were 7308. Department autos traveled 140.17 miles costing 2002. In 1944 total mileage was 101202.
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Fast Bridge Street
J. R. Dall
J. R. Dall Motor Co
Fred W. Jackson
Beebe
Thia
Broad Street
Sheriff's Department
Albany College Poll Flaunts Dewey as Ideal Business Man
A Spotlight survey of Albany Business College students shows Gov. Thomas B. Dewey as their preferred business leader. The poll highlights the governor's reputation as a capable organizer and financial manager, citing his public record and stance on economic policy.
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Albany
Albany Business College
Thomas B. Dewey
The
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Nylon Lariats and Tanker Shortening Reported
Cowhands in the west and southwest are adopting nylon lariats from Dupont as superior gear. In Chester Pennsylvania the Sun Ship building yards will cut the Avila tanker to shorten its length from 481 feet to 132 feet after the work is completed.
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Hylor Wilmington
Del—fvén
Dupont Co
Chester
Hg Building Yards
Avila
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