Texas Teens Face Crowded Summer Labor Market
Texas youth will flood the job market as about 50,000 graduates seek work in grocers, missile plants, and service jobs. TEC warns of a real problem from mechanization and wage rules, with limited unskilled openings and plans for youth coordination and made-work programs in Tyler and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stromberger
Austin
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
Col
Tyler
Marshall
TEC
R. L. Coffman
Orange
el Paso
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Coffman
Commission
Dallas
Houston
Paintings Sold For 2500 Prove To Be Worth More
Five paintings bought for 2500 in Brooklyn are valued at a five figure sum by Robert S. Sloan of a Madison Avenue gallery. The works include a David Teniers the Younger piece and portraits by Constable and Hopner, later authenticated by Harry B. Wehle of the Met. The discovery follows Sloan answering a Times ad and locating the seller’s collection. A third party appraisal suggests further works by Dupre and Eastman Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Brooklyn
Robert S. Sloan
Madison Avenue
Sloan
New York Times
David Teniers
Teniers
David Teniers the Younger
England
John Constable
John Hoppner
Harold T. Schatzberg
Harry B. Wehle
Metropolitan Museum
Jules Dupre
Eastman Johnson
South Dakota primary eyes light turnout amid two key races
Pierre AP reports the June 5 South Dakota primary is expected to be light with two major contests. Incumbent United States Senator Francis Case faces Attorney General A. C. Miller in the Republican race, while the Democratic contest for the 1st district congressman pits George May of Aberdeen against Ralph Nauman of Gettysburg. Polls show Case with an edge, though Miller could draw protest votes.
Five Enter Pleas In County Court
Five defendants appeared before Judge Pat Moore in County Court at law No. 2. James D. Hepp pleaded guilty to three charges of check law violation and received 30 days in jail plus costs on one charge and $50 plus costs on the other two. Buddy Herber Amos pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and got 15 days in jail and a $150 fine plus costs. Alford Thompson pleaded guilty to theft over $5 and under $50 and drew 20 days in jail plus costs. Billy Jack Barron and Fred Watson pleaded not guilty to two separate charges. Bond was set at $500 for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moore
James D. Hepp
Ave. N
Buddy Herber Amos
Ave. J
Alford Thompson
Cedar Ave
Billy Jack Barron
Amherst St
Fred Watson
18Th St
Mackenzie Park Again Leads as Most Visited State Park
Mackenzie State Park retained the top spot by hosting 216,900 visitors in April per SPARKS June issue from the Texas State Parks Board. Lake Corpus Christi ranked second with 95,848 visitors, followed by Stephen F. Austin State Park San Felipe, Garner State Park Can can, and Jim Hogg State Park Rusk in the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie State Park
Sparks
Texas State Parks Board
Texas
Lake Corpus Christi
Stephen F. Austin State Park
San Felipe
Garner State Park
Cancan
Jim Hogg State Park
Rusk
Man pays fine after mailing 50-cent coins for ticket
In Fresno a motorist retaliated to a parking ticket by mailing two 50-penny rolls in a courtesy envelope. The Fresno Municipal Court faced 53 cents in postage instead of 4. The only detail on the ticket was the license number, but authorities could trace the offender, who ultimately paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Robert Carey
Carey
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Leges
Vicuna
Nnate Few
Lexquisite
Vieuna
Ecuador, Peru
Bolivia
Guanaco
Fam
Ily
The
Guanoco
Vicuno
Nad
Hunter
Durance
South Dakota
Mackenzie Park
Monterey
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