Convention Opens for Eagles State Aerie Meeting at Hilton
The 600 Eagles meet opened at the Hilton hotel with Walter Schulze, southwest regional president, outlining past and present achievements of the order. He cited pension, social security, and workmen compensation laws and noted major donations to Boystown and other projects.
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Naples families fund public health amid war losses
A large wartime style appeal notes million dollars available to aid families of Naples who lost relatives during World War III. It mentions construction of a Florida motel for elderly members of the order, cancer and health funds, and lists prominent figures attending a convention.
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Solon Says Strauss Hurt Senate Fight Over Confirmation
Senator Monroney of Oklahoma warns that the Senate battle over confirming Commerce Secretary Strauss could hinder the administration of new programs. He questions Strauss's usefulness if confirmed and notes concerns about leadership of the Commerce Department amid efforts to expand authority.
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Reader to Write On Oyster North East superintendent saga
Reader plans a book on sub urban school district problems and underlying causes beyond board friction. Keatley, with a doctorate angle, will study Texas districts, then the nation, aiming to expose deep issues while minimizing personal clashes.
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Tax bill faces subcommittee as sales tax plan booms
Bill opposed by Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and utility leaders as a $145 million two year tax proposal moves to a subcommittee. Southwestern Electric and Gulf State Utilities warn of large tax increases and higher customer charges. Senators and lawmakers debate franchise taxes and gas levies, with officials urging broadening of the tax base to cover state needs.
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