Payroll records urge accurate Social Security numbers
J R Sanderson of the Social Security Administration in Amarillo warns employers must include each employee's correct Social Security number for wage credits. With past-quarter reports due, workers should ensure their names and numbers are accurately listed. Employers should request the number for every new hire at payroll outset to avoid credit loss. For questions, contact the SSA Field Office in the Panhandle. Also, George R Collier announces a PTA lecture series directed by Mrs W D DeGrassi as part of the Margaret Wills PTA project across Amarillo council units. the third lecture is at Margaret Wills School next Thursday from 1 to 3 PM, with a final announcement to follow.
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J. R. Sanderson
Social Security Administration
Amarillo
Sanderson
Panhandle
George R. Collier
PTA Education Committee
W. D. DeGrassi
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Margaret Wills P-Ta
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Lee Bivins School
Woblin School
Horace Mann School
Sanborn School
Margaret Wills School
The
Newcomers Club
Colonial Dame
Accused Slayer of Texan Returns From Brazil
Irvin Goodspeed, a 26 year old Dallas Morning News contract carrier, is returned from Brazil where Brazilian police arrested him aboard the SS Denison Victory. Sheriff J L Buck Jameson of Montague County says murder charges have been filed in the slaying of Marlin Camp, body found Oct 31 roadside five miles east of Bowie Texas. Camp was shot twice.
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Irvin Goodspeed
Dallas Morning News
Brazil
J. L. “Buck” Jameson
Montague County
Goodspeed
United States
Marlin Camp
Bowie
Tex
Second in a Series of Four PTA Lectures at Margaret Wills School
Representatives from seven or more organizations attended the second in a four part PTA lecture series on parliamentary procedure held yesterday at Margaret Wills School. Mrs. chaired the event and led discussion on rules and duties of members.
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Orientvations
Margaret Wills School
Unsafe Plumbing Sparks Texas Health Alarm
A public health warning discusses unsanitary plumbing across Texas. It cites cross flow between sewer lines and drinking water, disease risks, and epidemics linked to faulty installations. The text argues a new law would license unqualified workers and undermine sanitary codes, framing health hazards as severe as rabies.
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Texas
Senate
House of Representatives
Texas Plumbing Licensing Bill Draws Public Health Fight
The proposed Texas plumbers licensing bill faces opposition over health concerns and the lack of a qualified licensing board. Critics argue exemptions for small cities undermine public health protections and call for a board with sanitation expertise and health department representation.
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Texas
Plumbers’ Licensing Board
State Health Department
Sanitary Engineering Profes
Texas needs a strong plumber licensing law
Safe plumbing is as important as brakes on your automobile. Some Texas houses sold lack sanitary plumbing and GI veterans may spend more to fix unsafe systems. Additions have been built with unsafe plumbing due to weak planning by unqualified plumbers. Texans deserve a rigorous licensed plumbing standard with no exceptions.
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Texas
Texas House urged to defeat untenable plumbers licensing bill
A Dallas style call urges Texans to oppose a proposed plumbers licensing measure after Senate approval. Citizens are asked to write Senators and Representatives to defeat the bill, arguing it harms public health and imposes discriminatory, impractical rules.
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Texas
Representatives
House of Representatives
Senate
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