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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1955
Page
6
The Army announced the 101st Airborne Division will become a major paratroop combat outfit, joining the 82nd and 101st as airborne divisions. This boosts total Army combat strength to 19 divisions by year end, with one reduction from current levels.
Ashland reports show Fred Walters with 598 arrests since 1934 totaling 1,629 days in jail and fines of 5619 for misdemeanors. Lée McCloud placed in clinic for the 298th time yesterday. John Zornes arrested 318 times. Jim Fillenger cited as claiming 161 arrests in 13 years.
Marvin C. Whitt 48 owner of Fleetwood Coal Co at Seaboard was killed in an explosion while unloading explosives from a truck in Richlands Virginia. He is survived by his wife and 10 children.
Visitors from local concerns toured the National Fruit Product Company plant as part of six open house events marking the firm’s 41st year. The main plant, with 550 employees on one shift and 1200 bushels per hour sorted, showcased vinegar presses, large storage vats, automatic apple grader, and processes for juice, slips, and canning.
Premier Bulgarin and Nikita Khrushchev wrapped up a four week Indo Soviet tour with pledges of closer political economic and cultural cooperation. They announced plans to fly to Tashkent to await a Kabul snow storm and urged unconditional ban on nuclear and thermonuclear weapons along with weapon reductions. Khrushchev and Bulgarin stressed disarmament could only occur with major powers and signaled a strengthened Soviet deterrent otherwise. Nehru framed Indo Soviet ties as not directed against others and noted a joint communique on expanding trade as a concrete outcome of the visit.
Miami Beach police received a running description from taxi driver Frank Dubois as a man robbed Chicago attorney Albert J. Gilse, forcing him to drive along Collins avenue. Gilson surrendered after police boxed the suspect, George Eugene Russo of Beaver Falls, Pa., who was held without bail for $28 taken in the holdup.
A parent employed by a son or daughter does not come under Social Security. The employer-employee relationship in this case is not treated as coverage.
Charles W Grim 70 of 257 Millwood Avenue died at 6 55 am in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 22 1885 in Frederick County he was a cement finisher for the city of Winchester and Stuart M Perry and later at American Viscose. Survived by wife Daisy Sonner one son Charles R Grim three daughters Katherine Fusco Vergie Noll and Bernetta Henry one brother Oliver F Grim step mother Mrs Nora Grim four stepbrothers five grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Forrest B Oglesby. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Remains at the funeral home until service.
The text states that transfers made by a child for a parent or by a husband for his wife or by a wife for her husband are not covered by the Social Security law. It frames these as non covered actions under the law.
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