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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

6

Bachelors Of Woird Unite Nothing To Lose But Your Freedom

Nation's first bachelor convention announced by Jack Spialt of the Bachelor's Society of America. Four day program in Bethlehem New Hampshire aims to address discrimination against unattached men, with speeches on bachelorhood, social and economic aids, and a moonlight resort hotel dance.

Jay Breen New York Jack Spialt Bachelor's Society of America Bethlehem Nlh Blatt Pye N.H New England New Hampshire Sesquicentennial Park

Ex Congressmen Draw Big Pensions in 1946 Act System

Sixty seven former congressmen defeated or retired draw a total of 222964 annually from the voluntary pension plan. Averages 3323 a year with ranges from 793 to 7375 based on service length and contributions. System created under the Congressional Reorganization Act of 1946. Retired senators and representatives may collect at 62 after six years service. Congress members contribute 6 percent of basic salary. pension equals 2 1/2 percent times years of service. No one yet drawing the maximum 9375, which may reach legislators with 200 years service. Several could reach max next year with retroactive payments. More Mexican Workers to U.S. farms. 120,000 braceros expected this year under bilateral agreement.

Washington Congressional

Early Shoreham Co Operative Founded in 1776

Ephraim Doolittle and followers established Shoreham on a share the profit basis, one of America's first co operative ventures. In Memphis, a botched tree misidentification led neighbors to receive sassafras instead of dogwood as Joe Gagnano's group distributed saplings.

Shoreham Ephriam Doolittle America Memphis Tenn Joe Gagnano Sassafras

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