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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

9

Government to pay 43.2 percent incentive on 1959 wool sales

The Agriculture Department unveiled a 43.2 percent incentive, paying 4.32 dollars per ten dollars of wool revenue for the marketing year ending April 1. Lamb sales receive 0.75 per hundredweight. the program aims to lift producer returns to 62 cents a pound and follows higher 1959 wool prices. Incentives exclude mohair due to prices above 70 cents.

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Cincinnati Woman Gets Her Children After Court Fight

Mrs Alvie Jenkins won court custody of her two children Bill 14 and Helen 1 after a chaotic scene at their father G S Jenkins home in Cincinnati The mother arrived by private plane from Abilene Texas guided by her brother Ernest Smith The confrontation led to police involvement and fines for Jenkins and for her ally Smith on charges including assault and battery and destruction of property

Cincinnati Alvie Jenkins Texas Bill Helen Midland Tex Smith G. S.2 Jenkins Marguerite George Palmer

New Member Sworn In to State Employment Group

AUSTIN AP J E Lyles was sworn in as a member of the Texas Employment Commission by State Supreme Court Justice Joe Greenhill. In the same ceremony Richard Latting of Austin was sworn in as Lyles successor as a labor commissioner, and Leonard Carlton of Commerce took the oath for another term on the Industrial Accidents Board. Lyles succeeds the late Bobs Newman on the three member commission and will represent employes.

Austin J. E. Lyles Texas Employment Commission State Supreme Court Joe Greenhill Richard Latting Lyles Leonard Carlton Commerce Industrial Accidents Board Bobs Newman

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