Needy Aged in Texas May Get Pension Checks in June
In Texas the first old age assistance pension payments may start June 1 under the new plan after federal approval. Orville Carpenter reports the federal government will match state funds, with initial amounts dependent on final May income reports from the liquor control board and statewide applications, with four-fifths of liquor revenue funneled to the assistance fund.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Orville Carpenter
Washington
Federal Social Security Board
State Liquor Control Board
Pension Payment Plans Under Old Age Act Debated
Director Carpenter targets June 1 for speeding payments while pension headquarters notes the act allows one more month before disbursements begin. Only needy applicants qualify after investigations. many are excluded by residence, property, and income criteria.
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Ital
Carpenter
Pension
Hanson Post Seeks Prize At District Legion Meet
Amarillo Legionnaires aim for the attendance prize at the district Legion convention in Pampa on May 2 and 3 after Hanson Post members voted to send at least 25 delegates. Floyd Sloan chairs a special committee to plan the session, and Lou Roberts is backed for district committeeman to replace Van Stewart of Perriton whose term ends next month.
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Professor in Tech Dies at 56 in Lubbock
C S Mast 56 professor of physics at Texas Technological College since 1925 died in a sanitarium after a cerebral hemorrhage. Found unconscious in the basement of the chemistry building, funeral plans unavailable. Survived by wife two sons Dr Henri Mast of Baltimore John Mast a Johns Hopkins student and daughter Mrs Burnett Cox.
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C. S. Mast
Texas Technological College
Mast
Ohio Wesleyan University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Hedding College
Abingdon
Til
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Henri Mast
Baltimore
John Mast
Johns Hopkins University
Burnett Cox
Kennamer Convicted Again in Oklahoma Prison Return
Kennamer, already serving 25 years for the manslaughter of John Gorrell Jr. in 1934, returned to McAlester State Penitentiary where he was numbered 31,420. He is expected to resume work in a twine factory after bond was posted in an appeal case. He criticized the Court of Appeals and District Judge Thurman Hurst for rulings on his trial and rehearing. He must surrender to Pawnee sheriff tomorrow.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.P
Phil Kennamer
McAlester State Penitentiary
John Gorrell, Jr
R. W. Kinney
Kennamer
Tack Letters Seek Immediate Work From Ward Family
Classified notice lists Mrs Lillie A Ward seeking hourly or daily work at 1007 North Fillmore and Mrs B M Ward seeking farm or ranch work at 608 Tyler Street Dial 2 3387. Both emphasize immediacy due to rent.
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Lillie A. Ward
North Fillmore Street
Tack
B. M. Ward
Tyler Street
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