$50,000 a Year Not So Much It Says Here
New York AP reports that many in the 50 000-and-up bracket find it hard to make ends meet due to high living costs and taxes. Dorothy Shay, a Park Avenue performer, estimates 1951 expenses at 81 000 and 1952 needs rising, concluding she must earn at least 100 000 to save.
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New York
Arie Sara
Riley
Bowery
Dorothy Shay
Park Avenue
Dorothy
California
Cory
Taat
Bowie Pupils Top Honor Roll Across Three Grades
Sixty five Bowie Junior High School students earned honor roll status with grades above 90 in all subjects for the second semester. The list includes 9th graders Betty Allen through Sheila Young, 8th graders including Jan Akins and Betty Lou Mc Cary, and 7th graders such as Carol Ann Beardsley and Marilyn Bigham.
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Bowie Junior High School
Betty Allen
Frances Berry
Georgene Brownlee
Nancy Jo Caffey
Linda Fowler
Barbara Gober
Ivan Gresseit
Jann Hale
Rosie Hill
Quita Ivy
Lois Latch
Rosemary McDonald
Patricia Marburger
Priscilla Milburn
Carolyn Petering
Mike Russell
Tommy Sanders
Patricia Smith
Tommy Starnes
Jeanne Stone
Melba Wright
Sheila Young
Reds Accuse UN Of Plotting To Extend Korean War
North Korean Lt. Gen Nam Il charged the United Nations with plans to prolong the Korean conflict during Panmunjom talks. He cited deaths of nine prisoners at Koje and Yongchon camps as the trigger for his protest as the stalemate over prisoner repatriation continues. An Allied spokesman said the UN stance is firm and final, with 70,000 of 169,000 prisoners willing or likely to be repatriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United Nations
Nam H
Panmun-jom
Korea
Koje Island
Nam I
Yongchor
Nam
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Doctor Announces Clinic Purchase and Office Move
Dr. James W. Rainer announced the opening of the Medical and Surgical Clinic at 1200 N. Texas after purchasing the building from Dr. Thomas B. Abney who moved to Weatherford to practice there. Rainer plans to enlarge the building for six more doctors within a year and will add obstetrics and gynecology by Dr. A. B. Finch arriving July 1, while Dr. Mullins and Dr. McMahon remain in the building and a new telephone number will be added alongside the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Rainer
Texas
Rainer
Thomas B. Abney
Weatherford
A. B. Finch
New Orleans
D. H. Mullins
Jack McMahon
Dr. Rainer
Dr. Abney
Better To Receive Than Give Says Thug
Richmond California May 30 A man posing as a contest winner delivered flowers and a $25 savings bond to tavern owner Fred Barotti then pulled a gun and robbed the couple of 5400 in cash and jewels at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thug
Richmond
Calif
Fred Barotti
Barotti
FFA Convention Opens Monday at Odessa High School
Area II Future Farmers of America holds its annual convention at Odessa High School with 100 plus delegates. Registration starts 12 noon, first program at 1 30 pm. Officials will be elected, area sweetheart chosen, speaking contest prizes awarded. Activities include Chuck Wagon Gang barbecue, two swimming parties, a dance. Delegates hail from Iraan Grandfalls Midland Big Lake Brownfield Seminole Alpine. Joe Stevens of Lamesa presides. Meals provided at the school cafeteria.
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Area II
Future Farmers of America
Odessa High School
Iraan
Grandfalls
Midland
Big Lake
Brownfield
Seminole
Alpine
Joe Stevens
Area Ffa Association
Action Taken On Panty Raiders at North Texas State College
Denton May 31 North Texas State College president Dr J C Matthews said disciplinary actions have been taken against youths who participated in a panty raid on May 21 Four dormitories were raided and about 35 boys took part One was arrested and released Matthews would not disclose whether any students were expelled or suspended noting the case is complex and under study
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Denton
J. C.matthews
North Texas State College
Matthews
North Texas
Two Men and Woman Charged in Local Forgery Case
In Justice of Peace Thomas Murphy's court a group including George Ingram and George L Lane faced forgery and attempted pass of forged instruments. A third man George Marrow also charged after checks were attempted on his father in Mexia. Mary Gaynelle Green from Longhorn courts was charged with forgery tied to two small department store checks signed Mrs Marie Brides of Dallas.
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Justice of Peace
Thomas Murphy
George Ingram
George L. Lane
Odessa
George Marrow
Marrow
Mexia
Murphy’s Court
Mary Gaynelle Green
Longhorn Courts
Marie Brides
Dallas
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Bowie
Solieg
Schwinn Traveler
America
Toyland
N. Belmont
Min
Syracuse
China
Berkeley
Lester
North Grant
Dean Thornbrough
Lee Thornbrough
Brentwood
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Albuquerque
N. M
Sandia Corp
Odessa College
FFA
Penney’s
Panty
Clifford E. McGuire
Optometrists
J. R. Jeter
S. Fisher
S. Vines
Fisher Ostica Co
Grant Odessa
Dad
Plisse
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