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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
5
A reader asks if a neighbor running an unlicensed beauty business should be reported for tax noncompliance while another asks how to handle a cousin privacy issue. Amy advises considering tax reporting confidentiality, urges civility, and stresses verifying divorce papers and potential risk to a daughter's future.
The Mercury Employer and Boosters Association at the Nevada test site raised funds to establish a reliable ambulance service for workers and their families in Southern Nevada. The drive exceeded expectations and secured funds to arrange air ambulance support.
Dry fall months raise forest fire risk as cool air invites more campfires. Create a large cleared zone around your fire site and keep the blaze small to protect isolated communities and prevent fires.
A dense daily television grid lists programs for KVKM TV Channel 9 including The Dakotas Rifleman Stoney Burke Ben Casey News and Weather Pioneers Combat Hawaiian Eye The Untouchables Radar Weather Queen For A Day Who Do You Trust and Tennessee Ernie Ford with films and sports scores across daytime and prime time slots.
Courthouse records list marriages for Braxton Lott and Joyce Gilmore, Alvin Sligh and Thelma Kent, Kenneth Schrimsher and Linda Bates, Arthur Booth and Jo Stephens, Clyde MacGibbon and Jackquelyn Simmons, Robert Pierce and Saundra Weaks, Perry Wilson and Rose Cooper. Civil cases include Texas vs Hollis Tipps, various license and driving offenses, and multiple divorces and damages.
A report claims the United States owns nearly half of the world’s wealth, highlighting its dominant economic position and global financial influence.
A reader facing a large, mixed clue list for a weekly crossword puzzle includes horizontal entries from 1 to 58 and vertical entries from 1 to 45. The grid references flower mimic mockery river etc and various abbreviations, names, and terms appear across both orientations. The puzzle presents standard crossword fare with hints for common terms, phrases, and proper nouns.
The Monahans Jaycees board unanimously elected Bob Mullen as Jaycee of the Month for May. The award was presented at the regular meeting last Monday by President Don Edmonds. Mullen, a newer Jaycee, chaired the local Road-e-o event and has shown outstanding involvement.
A report states Adolf Hitler became absolute ruler of Germany on August 2 1934 while noting a Washington taxi census and a Breckenridge native age 24 employed by National Supply Company. The piece also recalls the US Army’s long history since June 14 1775 and offers a kitchen reheating tip with Parmesan toast.
The piece explains that insurance works by pooling premiums from many, paying losses to the few, enabling claims despite no guarantee of loss, and keeps costs in check. It emphasizes protecting policyholders through shared funds and promotes using a strong independent agent and top US companies.
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