Wreck injures Milano man on Highway 36 near viaduct
Pete Standly of Liberty community was struck while crossing Highway 36 just below Milano’s viaduct. He suffered a forehead cut and fractured knee, was hospitalized at St Edwards in Cameron, and the driver was uninjured as both cars sustained heavy damage. Other briefs note travelers visiting for vacations and local social visits.
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Milano
Pete Standly
Liberty Community
San Antonio
Standly
St. Edwards Hospital
Cameron
J. D. Peeples
Mex City
Charlie Talbert
McAllen
Mex Ci
Talbot
North Elm Voters Cast Ballots At Russell Home
North Elm precinct voters will cast ballots at the home of E A Russell election manager for July and August primaries. The schoolhouse moved from the community and voters are asked to vote at the Russell home per Article 2.03 of the Texas Election Code.
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North Elm
Russell
E A. Russell
City Police Equip For Finger Printing Move Cited
Cameron police report June arrests total 36 with offenses including drunk driving disturbance and speeding. Fines collected amount to 57.50 with unpaid balance 175.50 due in July. Police chief Willie Dolan installs full finger printing equipment. Three inmates assigned to park maintenance as alternative to jail fines. Texas Farm Bureau urges immediate action to support livestock producers through emergency feed program offering $1 per 100 pounds reduction for foundation herds. Eligible feeds include corn maize barley rye.
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Willie Dolan
Texas Farm Bureau
Hammond Urges Emergency Hay Aid for Texas Farms
Texas Farm Bureau President J Walter Hammond urged Governor Allan Shivers to seek an emergency federal hay program for drought struck Texas livestock producers. He argued current feed grain aid is inadequate and urged direct subsidies to eligible drouth county producers to expedite hay procurement and cut costs.
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Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
Allan Shivers
Texas
Hammond
Benson
Texas Drouth
ASC
Farm Workers Urged to Verify Social Security Earnings
Mr. James B. Marley of the Austin District Office urges farm workers to check that their 1955 wages have been reported and credited. He stresses those paid cash wages up to $100 by one employer in 1955 should verify each employer reported earnings for retirement and insurance eligibility.
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James B. Marley
Austin
Girls Softball Rivalry Grows Between Indians and Dodgers
The article notes increasing competition between the Indians and Dodgers girls softball teams with the Dodgers leading the pennant race four games to three and one tie. It also lists twirling classes taught by Ann Swift, Laura Swift, and Peggy Burke with schedules and student names.
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Indians
Dodgers
Dodgers Indians
Ann Swift
Laura Swift
Peggy Burke
Ann Allison
Deloris Zelesky
Pat Matula
Vera Perrin
Nan Reno
Carell
Ann Wilson
Billie Burke
Marea Schiller
Janie Monroe
Sharon Thompkins
Jan Thompkins
Jolene Wied
Anne Bowman
Linda Kemp
Cheryl Chamberlain
Yee High
Social Security earnings statements and corrective action
Mr. Marley explains that a special printed postcard can request the earnings statement from the Austin office. Verify the Baltimore MD issued statement against your records and contact the social security office if incomplete to avoid reduced benefits. Pamphlets help estimate future benefits for farmers and survivors.
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Marley
Austin
Social Security Accounting Office
Baltimore
Social Security Office
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Lloyd Woods
Colorado
O. H. Roskey
Chriesman
Dan Robinson
Barnett Duvall
Dickinson
Sam Duvall
Maggie Miller
Jim York
Clayton Miller
Arlington
Barbera York
Joan Morgan
Gause
West Texas
Benoit
Miles Miles Ballinger
San Angelo
Arthur Moore
Temple
Kate Miller
Houston
Liberty
W. E. Thomas
Jacksonville
Waco
Linda Gerdes
Caldwell
Ray Corbin
Troys
Ben Ramsey
Sound
Cameron Police Department
Police Department
Rye
Ford
Hefley-Stedman Motor Company
North Houston
Cameron, Texas
Audrey's Beauty Salon
Milam County
Jack Prescott
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