Einstein Early Life and Family Ties in German Years
A narrative tracing Albert Einstein's upbringing in Ulm and Munich, his parents Hermann and Pauline, their reethinking of Judaism, early musical training, and his escape from schooling to study as a stateless student before entering Zurich Polytechnic. Also notes Pauline's death in 1920 and a brief Leyden family history including Rembrandt's birth in 1606 and Neelijen van Rijn's later years.
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Buchau
Ulm
Pauline
Hermann
Bahnhofstrasse
Albert Eimnstein
Munich
Maja
Albert
Alps
Italy
Milan
Federal Polytechnic School
Zurich
Berlin
Einstein
Neeltjen Willemsdochter van Suydtbrouck
Leyden
Holland
Hermen Gerritszoon van Rijn
Hermen
Rembrandt
Lijsbeth
Area woman among top Hughes heirs
A Detroit genealogist identifies three paternal heirs to Howard Hughes fortune, including area resident Mrs Elspeth DePauld and two relatives who are Hughes’ first cousins once removed. The others are Mrs Agnes Roberts of Olmsted Falls and Mrs Barbara Cameron of Cleveland now in Beverly Hills. Morgan of Diversified Genealogy Research says the estate could be split equally among paternal and maternal heirs if no valid will is found. He notes the three women will contest a will found last week in Salt Lake City and that the maternal line has one known heir, Mrs Frederick Lummis of Houston.
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Detroit
Rocky River
Ohio
Howard Hughes
Elspeth DePauld
Rupert Hughes
Hughes
Agnes Roberts
Olmsted Falls
Barbara Cameron
Cleveland
Beverly Hills
Calif
Los Angeles
Charles Morgan
Diversified Genealogy Research of
Morgan
Salt Lake City
The
Mormon Church
Felix Hughes
Superior Court
Frederick Lummis
Houston
Bricklayers walk out after stalled wage talks in Lorain County
Lorain County Bricklayers Union Local 34 members walked out after failed talks with 13 independent contractors over a two year contract and a wage re opener due April 30 1977 A federal mediator failed to move negotiations with no future talks scheduled The base pay is 10 87 an hour with offers ranging from 40 to 70 cents per hour and 60 to 70 cents for carpenters and laborers in nearby agreements Missouri voters approve 51 million in general obligation bonds for schools this year per the state Department of Education
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Lorain County
Mason and General Contractors
Bricklayers Union
Ted Stumphauzer
Lorain
T.J. Hume Co
Robert Butz
Stumphauzer
Union Local
Ohio Contractors Association
Jefferson City, Mo
UPI
Missouri
State Department of Education
NYC Doormen and Maintenance Workers Strike Hits Sutton Place
Doormen and maintenance workers in New York City walk off the job on Sutton Place, with over 3,000 apartment buildings affected. Realty Advisory Board says owners anticipate a long strike as union officials cite initial demands of a $50 weekly raise, with many members earning under $145 weekly.
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Sutton Place
New York City
Realty Advisory Board
UPI
Parkway Alternate Study Faces City Council Vote
Safety director Lyle C Scott and acting city engineer Lon Shippy remain unsure of the study scope and implications as Richland Engineering of Mansfield is eyed to perform the work pending council approval. The finance and community development panels will review the transportation department request amid concerns a better plan may exist and funding may delay East River Parkway work. Mayor Marguerite Bowman favors pursuing other projects if funds are unavailable.
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Safety Service
Lyle C. Scott
Lon Shippy
Richland Engineering of
Mansfield
Council
Transportation Department
Shippy
Marguerite &. Bowman
East River Parkway
Probe sparks price fix suit in Lorain County firms
The suit alleges 12 suppliers controlled 90 percent of ready mix concrete and hard building materials since 1968 in Lorain County and parts of Erie Medina and Cuyahoga counties. Plaintiffs seek a preliminary injunction and say 3,000 to 4,000 class members bought materials since 1968. Judge Frank J. Battisti will set a hearing date and rules on the injunction.
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Justice Department
Lorain County
Erie
Medina
Cuyahoga
Frank J. Battisti
Battisti
Longevity Tips From California Health Studies
Mormons and Seventh Day Adventists in California show cancer and heart disease protections far above average. A four year Adventist study reports much lower deaths from respiratory disease strokes and liver cirrhosis. Health experts urge dietary changes and nine lifestyle habits to extend life.
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California
Roeland Phillips
Loma Linda University School of Health
County joins hospital planning five county area
Cleveland The Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation is designated a new five-county health Systems Agency by HEW adding Lorain County to its area. MHPC will oversee hospital expansion approval and must meet consumer representation goals. this year it expects $480,950 from HEW but must raise $385,000 through matching funds and donations.
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Cleveland
Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation
MHPC
HSA
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lake
Geauga
State Department of Health
Congress
Bonnie Baker
HEW
U S Steel Hints Price Rise as Shortages Loom
Edgar B. Speer chair of United States Steel Corp forecasts higher steel prices due to potential shortages in late 1976 and 1977. He cautioned that the period could mirror the 1973-74 shortage. Stockholders approved a 3-for-2 split, first since May 1955.
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Atlanta
UPH
United States Steel Corp
Edgar B. Speer
Grain price report from Columbus area markets shows mixed movements
The Columbus markets report closing prices list Northeast Ohio No 2 wheat at 2.88 and soybeans at 4.45, with Northwest and Central Ohio showing No 2 wheat at 2.92 and 3.00 respectively. Trend notes No 2 wheat steady, corn and soybeans higher, oats steady. local Farm Bureau figures show wheat 2.75, corn 2.53, oats 1.40, soybeans 4.44 per bushel.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
New York
API
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
GM doubles dividend on near record first quarter profit
General Motors reports about 800 million profit for Q1 and doubles its dividend, paying a 50 cent special plus 60 cent regular per share. Both payouts target June 10 for holders of record May 13, continuing GM’s long dividend history since the 1940s.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
GM Board of Directors
Auto Company
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John Farquhar
Stanford University
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Lester Breslow
School of Public Health
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Philadelphia
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