Increase Due In 1940 Is Removed In New Measure
United Press reports that the House passed social security amendments to liberalize benefits, cut taxes, and extend coverage to about 1,000,000 more people. Tax savings are estimated at 1.71 billion over three years, with 825 million in employer and worker contributions reduced. An amendment to include physically incapacitated workers in pensions was rejected.
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California
Son of Mexican Ace’s Boy Plans to Fly as Heir
The 10-year-old son of the Mexican Lindbergh said he would be a flyer and carry on his father’s legacy. His mother and the boy visited en route to Mexico City where services will be held for the flier. A United States bomber transported the body to Mexico City. The Texas pension bill would add forty to one hundred fifteen thousand.
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Potomac
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Wae Leng
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Austin
Tex
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Lee O'Daniel
House of Representatives
Gov O'Daniel
Pension Issue Dominates O Daniel Campaign Effort
Austin dispatch reviews Governor Lee O Daniel's bid for a second term with pensions as a recurring theme. It notes legislative battles over a sales tax amendment and social security funding while addressing potential changes to eligibility and federal matching.
World’s Fair welcomes King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
Nearly 3 million Americans greeted Their Majesties during a New World tour stop at the World of Tomorrow. The royal party toured the fairgrounds, lunched at the Federal building, and rode from Sandy Hook through Lower Manhattan as police estimated crowds of 2.5 million cheered in humid heat with a brief shower.
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Court of Peace
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Star
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Daily Herald
Heart of All America
Daily Sketch
Pay Day Sermon Revival Topic at First Methodist Tonight
Mrs. Gerald E Bonney outlines heredity environment and will shaping each life in the home at Family Night. She argues the home is the fountainhead of society and cites authority and example as essentials before noting Pay Day as tonight's topic. A Sunday program includes Fruit Being sunrise and Building a Life rally for the youth at 7 o'clock.
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Bonney
Charney Long, Crimean War Veteran, Dies at 106
Brisbane reports the death of Charney Long aged 106, believed to be the oldest Crimean War veteran. He served with the Royal Engineers in the Crimea, a line highlighted in the obituary.
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Charney Longden
Crimea
Royal &Engineers
Twins Born Within 19 Months Add to Dean Family
Newton Cann reports Mrs Birdseye Dean welcomed a second set of twins within 19 months, enlarging the family to seven children.
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Newton, Cann
Birdseye Dean
Mull wins Paineville county post on slim spending
In Paineville Ohio Mull, elected as Republican county commissioner, spent 10.26 on campaign cards and 450 on cigars and polled 3 276 votes to secure victory.
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Painesville. O
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Missouri corncob pipe city marks three day celebration
Washington observes the centennial of its founding with a three day celebration in the Mis souri corncob pipe industry hub.
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Washington
Canning Can Shipment Aids School Hot Lunch Program
A 9000 can shipment arrived for the Fannin County hot lunch WPA project and was distributed to 18 participating schools. The program employs 32 workers from WPA and focuses on garden and canning work including greens beans beets and kraut to supply winter meals. Additional cans and list of schools benefiting are noted along with community support requests.
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Fannin County
Virgil Wilson County
W. P
Gardet
Wheen
Dallas Negro Given Life Sentence for Shooting Dairyman
King Jex a 28 year old Black man was sentenced to life in prison for shooting and killing Ernest West a dairy delivery man during a quarrel over a $40 debt. He claimed West beat him prompting the shooting.
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Jex
Silvester King
Ernest West
King
Wes
Congress blocks bill to raise federal pension aid
Washington report says the House rejected a plan to raise federal pension aid to 20 dollars monthly with a dollar for dollar state match. The 174 to 97 vote defeated the proposal backed by Rep Coleman of Mississippi, while opponents warned of high costs and state resistance. Ladonia notes accompany the front with a June 25 homecoming event.
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Eas
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Glo & Montin
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Cocias Securit
Colmer
Mississippi
Early closing approved by dry goods and grocers
Notices show merchants and grocers agreeing to earlier or later closing hours with dry goods and variety stores coordinating. Several items describe changes to retail hours and enforcement, reflecting urban commerce adjustments and the era’s public notices.
President Roosevelt Prepares Quiet Hyde Park Royal Party
President Roosevelt hosts a low key gathering at Hyde Park as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth return to Britain. The president and his party plan a calm day, greeting guests and attending church on the Roosevelt estate grounds.
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Pacau
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Feuusevell
Ge Age Vio
Baitan Mittwuorevelt
Tasy Chané
Onion growers face government bid pressure with withdrawal threat
A brief note reports onion growers being urged to accept a government bid on Serples or risk withdrawal. The piece references other unrelated political chatter, markets, and brief world weather notes, all within a chaotic clump of OCR noise.
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