New Pay Bill Ends Family Allowances for Soldiers
Washington reports that the forthcoming military pay raise bill will discontinue family allowances for armed forces personnel by July 1 1952 with staged cutoff dates. The bill totals about $300 million annually and grants increases in basic pay while phasing out dependent allowances under various enlistment rules.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
New Orleans Milk Price To Increase
Distributors announced the price of milk will rise one cent a quart in New Orleans starting Saturday due to amendments to the federal milk marketing agreement. The new formula calls for higher prices in winter and fall when supplies are tight and lower prices in spring and summer. The increase covers butte milk chocolate milk bottled milk drinks cream cheeses breakfast cream and plain milk.
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New Orleans
Truxillo
Forum discussed Austin school system administration
A League of Women Voters forum in Austin featured R. W. Byram and Dr. J. W. Edgar among others outlining the school system. Edgar described 1,071 employees and 34 schools serving about 20 000 students while Byram cautioned that at least 12 million dollars are needed for new buildings and 300 000 annually for space. Wilborn spoke on teacher philosophy centered on moral physical and ethical values.
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Austin
League of Women Voters
R. W.W. Byram
J. W. Edgar
Temple Mayhail
Lee Wilborn
Stuart McCorkle
Edgar
Byram
Gilmer-Aikin
Wilborn
Teens risked death by lying under six trains in Chicago
Two teenagers ages 16 and 15 told police they enjoyed the thrill of lying beneath railroad tracks while six suburban trains passed overhead. Detectives stopped their stunt after spotting them entering a shallow trench beside the Chicago and Northwestern line. They said they opened a sheet to shield their clothes from soot. Authorities were checking if any laws were broken and whether this could spark a youth fad.
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Chicago
Raymond Salaman
Thomas Collins
Chicago & Northwestern
James O'Neil
John Pretzel
O'Neill
Pretzel
Undertaker Hangs Self After Filling Death Certificate
In New York on September 28 an undertaker named Herman Moskowitz aged 60 hanged himself after completing his own death certificate except for the line noting the cause of death. He was found in the basement of a Brooklyn mortuary.
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New York
Herman Moskowitz
Brooklyn
Three Money Problems Outlined by Daniel
Attorney General Price Daniels’ office releases three opinions. One says half the cash surrender value of life insurance is taxable for inheritance when community funds paid premiums. A second allows constables’ salaries to be paid from fees with limits, no mileage reimbursement. The third clarifies that a married minor living in Texas for 12 months with wife and child is a Texas resident for tuition fees.
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Robert S. Calvert
Nacogdoches
M. B. Campbell
Lloyd Croslin
Lubbock
Texas
Oklahoma
Shivers Names Five State Officials in Spare Changes
Governor Allan Shivers appointed five new state officials including two Water Board members James S. Gulerie and Andrew P. Rollins. two Game Commission appointees Walter Lechner and Scott Schreiner. and Pecos River Compact commissioner J C Wilson. The terms run to specified future dates with biographical notes on each appointee.
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Allan Shivers
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Game Commission
Jamess. Gulerie
Amarillo
Water Board
E. V. Spence
Andrew P. Rollins
Dallas
John W. Pritchett
Austin
Pritchett
Walter Lechner
Eagle Mountain Lake
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Murrell L. Buckner
Scott Schreiner
Kerrville
University of Texas Regent
Frank Jones
Marfa
J. C. Wilson
Pecos
Texas
Charles H. Miller
Barstow
Galerie
Panhandle
University of Texas
West Texas State College
Navy
Admiral Nimitz
New Jersey
Rollins
New Water Board
A and M College
Engineers and Tank Corps
Lechner
Leake Texoma
Oklahoma
Beauford
Wood's Heirs Must Sign Loyalty Oath
Los Angeles dated report states Sam Wood heirs must file a loyalty affidavit to benefit under his will. Widow Clara L. Wood is exempt. Daughters Jeane Hiestand and Gloria Marlowe receive $1000 monthly each with their children and a household servant excluded from exemption. Estate valued between $100,000 and $500,000.
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Los Angeles
Sam Wood
United States
Clara L. Wood
Wood
Bull Hits Truck in New Mexico Collision
A bull and a pickup truck collided near Clovis New Mexico. The bull returned to its pen while the damaged pickup required hauling for repairs.
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Clovis, N. M
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