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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1936

Page

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Records urged for social security tax compliance

Washington officials announced that workers should keep permanent records of each employer, job, hours, and pay beginning January 1 1937 as part of social security tax rules. Employers must file information returns on wages quarterly starting July 1 1937, with special deadlines tied to workers’ birthdays or deaths. Identification number cards will be issued next week, and exemptions include agricultural workers domestic servants casual laborers and government employees among others.

Washington Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue Collector Peetmaster Farley Social Sc Passare Helvering

Damages Awarded in Nobis Injury Case Against Woolworth

A federal jury ordered PB Woolworth and company to pay J H Nobis 34500 damages for injuries suffered on February 7 1934 when a sidewalk de swator on Alatno plaza caused him to fall from the basement. Nobis had sought $15000 in damages.

So Man PB. W. Woollworth and Company Swednesday J. H. Nobis Woolworth Alatno Plaza Nobis

Insurance Fee Suit Against Life Company Hears Hearing

Dr. Lee Rice of San Antonio sues Great American Life Insurance Company for alleged debt of 418 dollars. The federal case was set for hearing Wednesday morning as the doctor alleges the company hired him to examine applicants and failed to pay him.

Farm Leaders Weigh Crop Insurance and Production Controls

In Washington on November 11, farm leaders, Secretary Wallace, and President Roosevelt discussed likely topics for new legislation. Roosevelt indicated farm leaders still favor crop insurance and seek a plan to prevent surpluses and price swings, potentially combining insurance with a revised conservation act and a production control center.

Washington Wallace Roosevelt Administration

College to Close Art Week Observe Our Lady of Art Center

The college marks a week of ee arte observance with an exhibition of facsimiles of masterpieces and student works. Miss Mary Lockers delivers a Friday address on Art Centers in the United States, following a visit by a guest speaker from Huntingley Mexico and Burane States.

Our Lady of Will Come Mary

Hamer Sued as Campaign Manager Dispute Emerges

iD E Hamer is sued by campaign manager Tuffor who alleges employment during World War II and seeks back pay. Simultaneously Huffer sues Wes, garnishment actions target Will A Morriss Jr chair of Bexar County Democratic Executive Committee to recover funds meant for candidates from filing fees.

Tuffor Huffer Wes Will A. Morriss Jr Bexar County Democratic Comritter Mortiss

General Brees to Address Chamber of Commerce Luncheon

Maj. Gen. Herbert J. Brees commander of the Eighth Corps area will address the chamber of commerce luncheon at noon Thursday. The following day he will speak to the Rotary club. Dr. D. T. Atkinson has returned and occupies his office at 627 Medical Arts Building today.

General Brees Herbert J. Brees Eighth Corps Chamber of Corralmerce Thuan le Rotary D. T. Atkinson Medical Arts

Modification of Profit Tax Expected

Roosevelt administration plans to modify the corporate surplus tax to exempt undistributed earnings used for expansion and sinking fund purposes. Officials aim for congressional action before March 15, 1937, with Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corp named to draft the amendment. Treasury and revenue experts will report for early January submission to Ways and Means, as corporations move to distribute profits to avoid penalties.

Universal Service Washington Roosevelt Internal Revenues Bureau Jesse H. Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation BSA

National Labor Conference Backs Constitutional Change on Wages

The Washington conference urges a federal constitutional amendment to allow minimum wages and social legislation. A committee report calls for model laws and accelerated state minimum wage enactments for women and minors, with plans to study unified principles for future federal action.

Washington National Conference On Labor United States Perkin Lash August

Doubled liability upheld for Detroit bank stockholders

The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a Detroit case finding First National Bank of Detroit stockholders liable for double assessments. About 25 million dollars in double liability were involved as 31 named investors led appeals on behalf of 2000 shareholders against comptroller actions.

Cincinnati U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals First National Bank of Detroit U. S. District Court Detroit George H. Ratbone Outrerey Shorts Detroit Bankers’ Comepany, & Holding Company

Ten killed as Italian plane hits crowd

J Rome Nov 11 five members of a town and villagers at Rocca Gorea were killed when a bomber crashed and burst into flames amid a crowd. The pilot Captain Bernial escaped by parachute. Authorities disclosed the figures and details today.

Texas Federation of Employees Formation Announced

Miss Gertrude McNally national secretary and treasurer announced a consolidation of all departments of federal employees and an extension of the scope and members of the Texas Federation of Employees at a one day special meeting.

Texas Federatation of Gertrude McNally

Texans form Texas group of federal employees at Ginster Hotel

Lotier Steward of Washington D C president of the National Federation of Federal Employees spoke on careers based on demonstrated ability and the elimination of patronage. Delegates from San Antonio Cal Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and Del Rio discussed forming a legislative council to represent all federal workers in Texas. Mayor Quin and Postmaster Quill welcomed attendees. New officers to be elected at a banquet with Steward presiding and Congressman Maverick expected to attend.

Ginster Hotel Lotier Washington, D. C National Federation of Federal Employes Yropa Miss McNally Appke San Antonio Calsfax Fei Paso Legion del Rio Walter B. Taylor College Station Texas National Association H. A. Bardwell C.K. Quin Dan Quill Steward Maury Meverick

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