Women's News Editor Names and City Editor Stated
Gene Don Macel Coleman and J. P. Cooper appear as editors with Mrs. Bobbie Eugle named in the page header. The clipped note notes editorial staff roles and titles across the women's section.
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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
2
Gene Don Macel Coleman and J. P. Cooper appear as editors with Mrs. Bobbie Eugle named in the page header. The clipped note notes editorial staff roles and titles across the women's section.
The piece argues for curbing Supreme Court overreach into legislation. It notes House Judiciary Committee support for Rep. Howard W. Smith’s bill to preserve state laws where federal action exists and assails Rep. Emanuel Celler’s opposition as a distractive use of race issues. It urges citizens to back the Smith bill.
In a period of recession, the rise in April living costs surprised households as prices edged up two tenths of a percent mainly due to higher food costs. Year over year, April costs are 3.5 percent higher, while deficits and government spending fuel inflationary pressure, with productivity gains lagging wage growth.
This column explains Texas law on separate, community and special community property within marriage. It covers how property is classified before and after marriage, who controls it, and when each class remains protected from debts. The piece advises consulting an attorney for lawful application.
The piece details a broad downturn in rail earnings and dividends across major lines, noting long standing causes including outdated regulation, rising competition from air and truck transport, strong labor unions, and declining traffic. It cites a pending Congress bill to modify the Interstate Commerce Commission and propose federal loans, arguing recovery will require time and reform.
The Big Bend Sentinel notes talk of building a dam in Limpia Canyon at Wild Rose Pass to serve Pecos water needs and recreation. It would be the state’s only trout fishing site, boosting tourism and municipal supply.
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