US Taxes Pay for Hitler’s Children Graduating Teens in Germany
Edward M. Korry reports on West Berlin where 25,600 high school graduates face post graduation unemployment. US taxpayers fund relief programs for these youths while leaders debate graduation timing to avoid swelling jobless numbers and potential delinquency among the 28,000 under 28 projected to be jobless after graduation.
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Hitler
Edward M. Korry
Oberlin
West Bertin
United States
Bertin
Berlin
Baytown Alcoholics Anonymous Group Meeting Notice
The Baytown Alcoholics Anonymous group invites the general public to attend a meeting each Friday at 1803 Huckns Street. For more information call 9231.
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Baytown
Alcshelics
Huckns St
Trust Schemes and Government Payouts Examined
Br Harman W Sichols reports on a scheme mindset exposing how government trust funds like the Railroad Retirement Fund Foreign Service Retirement Fund and Indian Trust Funds earn higher interest. The piece notes how funds collect interest early, allowing returns above standard bonds, and cites a Tax Foundation contact on overpaying income tax for extra refunds.
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Foreign Service Retirement Fund
Treasury
EPNRF
Bil Barnard
Washington
Tax Foundation
Bill
Bil
Uncle Sam
Two Neighbors Bond Over Southern Select Beer Preference
In Mineral Wells two men, P. E. Grimes and B. Divers, celebrate Southern Select Beer for its friendly flavor and consistent dryness. The note invites friends to try the beer for a bitter-free evening, promoting Galvester SARE Galveston, Texas 123, Inc.
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Southern Select
P. E. Grimes
Mineral Wells
3. B. Divers
New Southern Select
Galvester
SARE
Galveston, Texas
123, Inc
Detroit's get-tough traffic policy nets 3234 jail terms
Detroit's broad get-tough traffic policy led to jail sentences for 3234 motorists in the first year. Judge Watts praised the crackdown while noting pedestrians remain a hazard. He urged a program to bring ticketed pedestrians to court as more officers enforce roadway safety. A separate beauty course survey found 7 percent report weight problems and 88 percent unhappy with their size.
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Detroit
John Watts
Trumans Live In Blair House Not A Home Like
The Truman family at Blair House on 16th Street Washington looks for more homelike comfort than the White House. The mansion feels formal with cactus plants from Mrs Yeoman placed on a mahogany table. Mrs Wallace lives there with the Trumans who may move back to the White House next fall after a three year remoding project is finished. Blair House is smaller and upstairs is transformed to suit the family, keeping tourists away from the executive mansion for now.
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Blair House
Zuela Omfiner GP
Ss. Trumans
Independence
Buisspur
Washington, D. C
White House
Zey
Pennsania Avenue
Trumans
Waite House
Executive Mansion
Get A Hobby Before Retirement Says New Book
Newark based Mutual Benefit Life Insurance publishes Dr Ray Gilesch s decade by decade timetable urging 40 plus Americans to act now. The guide advises middle aged adults to develop hobbies plan finances and health, build social ties and prepare housing and pensions before retirement shocks hit, stressing ongoing activity over reliance on pensions and social security.
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Newark
N. J
Lsaus
United States
Mutual Genefit Life Insurance Company
New Jersey
Ray Gilesch
Delay Sought in Mulrooney Liquor Appeal
Howard Boytes attorney for Mrs. Helen Mulrooney asked for a postponement of her appeal from the Texas Liquor Control Board administrator’s order canceling her beer license. The case, to be heard in Civil District Judge Dan Jackson’s court in Baytown, was postponed as Boytes left for Tulsa where his father is critically ill. Mulrooney contends area taverns were tipped off before raids by L-Men and cites alleged officer protection pay-offs related to past charges. Her beer tavern on Market Street was closed May 19 when the administrator’s order took effect.
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Howard Boytes
Helen Mulrooney
L-Men
Beytown
Mulrooney
C. B. Arnold
Baytown
State Liquor Board
Market Street
Tidelands Oil Bill Aimed at Educating Children
Washington senators unveiled a plan to use royalties from offshore Tidelands oil to fund nationwide education for all children. Senator Lister Hill and colleagues propose dedicating about 19.5 billion barrels of oil value to education, with defense use during the current crisis. Senator Tom Connally suggested Texas should receive a share while funds support broader needs.
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Washington
Tidelands
Lister Hill
Alabama
Imic
Hil
Tom Connally
Texas
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Searkarea
Oldsters
Ition
Wik Aailron
Gare Fener
Sears Garden
Easion
Crete
Arizona
Fes
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Gary Visisting
Maryland
Matherne
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