Income Tax Free Institutions Must Not Politick
District Director R L Phinney announced that the Internal Revenue Service has alerted district offices to a major change in the 1954 Code affecting organizations claiming exempt status under federal tax laws. Section 501 c 3 exempts religious and charitable groups from income tax, aligning with prior provisions.
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R. L. Phinney
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Tax Code Reform Affects Educational Groups on Campaigns
The new Code requires exemption thus conditioned on nonparticipation in political campaigns. Director Phinney notes the rule applies to groups granted exemption under the 1939 Code and to those established after enactment. Violating the provision leads to loss of tax exempt status.
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Phinney
Cost Conscious Livestock Farmers Use Self-Feed Salt Mix
Farmers will let cattle self feed a salt and protein supplement this winter to cut labor costs. J K Riggs of Texas A and M notes salt acts as a limiter, letting producers regulate daily supplement intake by adjusting salt percentage. A water supply is essential to flush excess salt, with heavier animals accessing more, timid ones less. Self feeding began near the Pecos River in 1934 and surged during WWII labor shortages.
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J. K. Riggs
Texas A. & M. College
Riggs
Texas
Pecos
Miss Bettye Coffee to Marry Richard Tumlinson
Bettye Jacquelyne Coffee and Richard R Tumlinson plan to wed December 18 at Cox Memorial Chapel Highland Park Methodist Church. Coffee, Estes Park native, Texas State College for Women alumna, former dean of women assistant and student leader. Tumlinson, a Texas A&M graduate, led student SAE chapter and engaged in campus service groups.
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Bettye Coffee
Richard Tumlinson
Bettye Jacquelyne Coffee
Benkley
Richard R. Tumlinson
West Claridge Circle
Cox Memorial Chapel
Highland Park Methodist Church
Jack K Coffee
Estes Park
Colo
O. G. Tumlinson
Cameron
Miss Coffee
Texas State College For Women
Tomlinson
Texans A&m College
Society of Automotive Engineers
Toss
Tau Beta Pi
Shoaf Couple Welcome Daughter Carolyn Sue
Mr and Mrs Walter Ray Shoaf of Baytown Texas announce the birth of their daughter Carolyn Sue born October 19 She weighed seven pounds ten and one half ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Malone and Mr and Mrs Malcolm Cass all of Cameron
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Walter Ray Shoaf
Baytown, Texas
Tober
Carolyn Sue
Walter Malone
Malcolm Cass
Cameron
Conference Games To Be Broadcast By Humble
Humble will telecast the Pennsylvania State game from Philadelphia and four Southwest Conference matchups. Texas SMU from Austin and TCU Baylor from Fort Worth air at 1 50 p m with multiple stations. Rice Vanderbilt from Houston at 1 50 p m. Texas A&M Arkansas from College Station at 8 00 p m. Commentators include Harmon Dres Stern Tips Waler Box Butler Ferguson Barker Russell Doggett and others.
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Humble Company
Texas
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Tom Harmon
Jack Dres
Bill Stern
Ktbc-Tv
Austin
Wfaa-Tv
Dallas
Wbaptv
Fort Worth
Kprc-Tv
Houston
Kgbs-Tv
San Antonio
Krod Tv
el Paso
Kcen-Tv
Temple
Texas Smu
Kern Tips
Bob Waler
KTBC
Auston
WFFAA
WBAP
Dallas- Ft. Worth
KPRC
KGBS
Tcu-Baylor
Ft. Worth
Wes Box
Colt Butler
KWTX
Waco
KRLD
KTRH
WOAI
John Ferguson
Eddie Barker
KXY
KTSA
WFAA
Texas A & M - Arkansas
College Station
Dave Russell
Jerry Doggett
KORA
Bryan
KFJZ
WRR
KTHT
KMAC
KVET
Mrs. C. W. McDonald Dies from Polio at Freer Area
Mrs. C. W. McDonald of Freer died at Mempist Hospital in Corpus Christi on Saturday October 16 at 2:20 PM from bulbar poliomyelitis. She had been admitted for observation and respiratory distress. an iron lung arrived from Corpus Christi to aid resuscitation but could not save her. A police escort transported the life-saving device to Memorial Hospital in Corpus Christi.
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Florence Spiegel
C. W. McDonald
Freer
Corpis Christ
McDonald
Freer Hospital
Corpus Christi
Memorial Hospital
Mrs McDonald Funeral Services Held for Mrs McDonald
Mrs C A Weatherly cared for two younger sons while Mr McDonald rushed home from Colorado to his critically ill wife and their son Bert. Mrs McDonald born April 1 1918 at Thorndale was a Sharp High School graduate. Funeral services were held in Freer and Sharp with multiple pastors. Burial followed in Taylor cemetery. Survivors include husband three sons and her parents Mr and Mrs John Gresham of Sharp.
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Freer
Baptist Church
Don Cochran
Methodist Church of
Sharp Presbyterian Church
Cochran
T. Teal
Christian Church of
A and M Judging Team at Ideal Hatchery Prepares
Alton Fuchs and his fellow students from A and M College arrange poultry classes at Ideal Hatchery under E. D. Parnell to ready for the intercollegiate judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago this November. Several students assist with judging practice and later refreshments are served by Mrs. Leo Fuchs. Also noted is Mr. B. D. Clark returning from a six week illness in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Alton Fuchs
Ideal Hatchery
A & M College
E. D. Parnell
Cameron
Leo Fuchs
John Williams
Jack Couch
Jim Newman
Carl Hill
Monroe Fuchs
Jimmy Tyrie
B. D. Clark
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Clark
Santa Fe Hospital
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