Same U S Tax Next Year Seen
Washington reports Chairman George of Georgia forecasts smooth Senate Finance Committee action on a bill to freeze the 1 percent social security payroll tax for another year. The House passed the measure by voice vote, with provisions expanding survivors’ insurance for WWII veterans, extending unemployment coverage to maritime workers, and raising federal aid for needy aged, blind, and dependent children, with state matching.
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McIntyre Named Vatican Archbishop Coadjutor to Spellman
In Vatican City on July 23 Cardinal James Francis McIntyre, previously titular bishop of Cirene and auxiliary to Cardinal Spellman, was named titular archbishop of Palto and appointed coadjutor to Cardinal Spellman. The move places McIntyre as future head of the New York See.
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Bobbitts Welcome Son Robert Lee III in Tyler
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Bobbitt Jr of Tyler welcomed a son Robert Lee III born July 19. Grandparents on the maternal side are Mr and Mrs Gallaway Calhoun of Tyler. A dance planned for Friday night in Olmos was postponed to September 20 by Local No 28 National Federation of Federal Employes.
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63rd death by own action at Golden Gate Span identified
In San Francisco on July co. 63rd death by own action at the Golden Gate Bridge was identified as Mrs. Charlotte Winton, 48, of San Francisco. She leaped before Dr. Paul White, a Florida visitor, who tried to grab her. Patrolman notified and body recovered from 236 feet below.
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Shaw Celebrates 90th Birthday With Quiet Defiance
George Bernard Shaw, the renowned author and dramatist, turns 90 tomorrow. He plans to ignore the occasion, avoid callers, and pretend July 26 is just another day, though he knows world attention will mark the milestone with dinners, tributes, and messages from numerous countries.
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Sera Finally Sinks Aboard USS Saratoga
Aboard the USS Saratoga, July 23 report says the 33,000 ton carrier was sunk by Japanese action after claims of sinking her repeatedly. The vessel suffered hits from a torpedo and kamikaze attacks, with one prior sinking claim nearly accurate.
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Coogan Raises Support for Child's Care in Los Angeles
Hollywood reports Jackie Coogan agreed to raise child support for his 4-year-old son from $60 to $100 per month. Ex-wife Flower Parry Cope plans additional support in September. Cope disclosed another child and said she reconciled with Hal Baker Cope, the radio manufacturer she sued for divorce last May.
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Army Offers Civilian Jobs
The War Department announces civilian positions including stenographers in Manila, Shanghai, Tokyo and Berlin with travel, base pay 2394 to 2168 yearly, 25 percent overseas bonus, meals, quarters under 10.50 weekly, plus open technical roles with engineers in the Far East and unlimited typist stenographer posts in Washington. Details from Fourth Army civilian personnel, Fort Sam Houston.
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