Washington Texas Solons Look To Probe Of Pay Padding
Washington Texas lawmakers discuss payroll padding in Congress after Rep Parnell Thomas conviction. Texas figures like Rep Gene Worley and Sen Tom Connally face scrutiny as salary rules, staffing limits, and incentives are reviewed. Names such as Lloyd Bentsen Jr. and Lyndon B. Johnson appear amid broader debate.
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Billie Strawbridge
Mary Virginia Alves
Dorothy Plyler
Margaret Duncan
Famous Last Words and Prophesies From a Bygone Era
A pastiche of quips and musings on family, politics, technology, and society. Observations range from domestic harmony to Cold War era politics and future tech predictions, with humorous and cautious notes on human behavior and progress.
Fag Tax Debate Misleads on Cigarette Levy
The discussion on a one cent per package cigarette tax as a solution for Texas tax needs is flawed. Governor Shivers notes that a minimal per package rise could raise about seven million dollars annually, but overall the omnibus tax plan aims for a broad base. A ten percent overall hike could bring in between twenty six and forty million annually, with net effects on consumer prices likely equaling a full cent per pack.
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Propaganda Squeeze Fails As Labor Fascination in Washington
A vivid column details a failed Soviet plan to smear the United States during a Washington protest by Negro demonstrators. It notes hotel integration, a shift in capital labor politics, and union battles with Taft-Hartley era enforcement, plus party infighting and organizing moves across AFL CIO ranks.
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Copacabana
Margaret Truman
Multiple earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault
Records show several major quakes along the San Andreas Fault from San Francisco Bay to the Gulf of California. Movement on this fault helped cause the 1908 San Francisco earthquake.
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US Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Russell Signals Civil Rights Compromise With Dems
Georgia Senator Dick Russell told a closed Democratic meeting he is willing to compromise on civil rights. Illinois Senator Paul Douglas pressed for party harmony while Russell argued Southerners won’t compromise with others. Some senators doubt the pledge amid ongoing debates on fair employment, anti-lynching, and poll tax bills.
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Winchell on Broadway and Midnight Gossip Panel
A collage of Broadway chatter, poems, and nightlife notes. The column covers Winchell themes, reviews Lindy’s café humor, Rosalind Keith and Chumley gossip, plus Midtown vignettes and citywide showbiz tidbits with names like Artie Shaw, Sallies in Our Alley, and Garbo, including a Dallas Las Vegas gambling flare and stock Market musings.
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Billy Shaw
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