New Drive Seeks Private Pension Continuance
Washington October 2 A new push to amend the federal social security program aims to permit continued operation of private old age pension systems in industry. Appeals from workers have prompted the effort as about 2 million private sector workers are under pension plans now, feared to be wrecked when the federal annuity payroll takes effect January 1, 1957. For many workers ages 65 and over, the shift to the federal system could reduce retirement benefits noticeably.
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Washington
INS
A. Tro Gollars
Theft and assault pleas from 1912 county cases
A disjointed 1912 record shows pleas of guilty for theft of clothes leading to a $15 fine plus costs and a 15 day jail term in County Court at Law No 2, Judge Charles J. Matthews presiding, with other entries noting guilty verdicts for unlawful carrying a slung shot and carving a pistol and related sentences in early July and August.
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Hielt
T. Holmes
Joilieutis
Webster Lyons
East Crockett Street
Charles J. Matthews
Aniceto Martinez
Paso Street
Missions Talk Opens San Antonio Baptist Association Session
The seventy eighth annual San Antonio Baptist association opened Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Harlandale district with Rev. W. A. Sloan of Prospect Hill leading discussions on association missions. New officers elected Tuesday night included Moderator Rev. B. B. Lloyd Central Baptist and Vice Moderator Rev. Mr. Slain. The program featured several pastors and a musical program led by S. L. Turner as the convention resumes with devotions and speakers through Thursday noon.
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W. A. Sloan
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
San Antonio Baptist Association
Harlandale Baptist Dittrcht
B. B. Lloyd
Central Baptist Church
Mr. Slain
JB. Clark
Thee Avenue Baptist Church
Cers
J 1 Griffith
Jourdanian
A. Slimp
Baptist Tempter Trensurer
James Sullivan
W. J. Rogers
R. G. van Roving
H. M. Stulth
G. Pozey
Palestine commission reports from Hearst papers
The Hearst newspapers publish observations from a senatorial commission on Palestine. Senator Royal S. Copeland leads the panel with Daniel O Hastings and Warren Ke, reporting on the situation and ongoing strife as the region faces critical issues.
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Palestine
Hearst
Royal S. Copeland
Daniel O
Tel Aviv story shows a modern Jewish city rising in Palestine
A reporter's visit to Tel Aviv paints Palestine's newest urban center as a thriving, diverse hub. The piece notes its population near 150,808, Jewish immigration from 50+ countries, robust industry with textiles and electronics, and a strong police presence amid tensions with Arab readers. It highlights child welfare, refugees from Russia and Germany, and Tel Aviv as a rising trade center.
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Royal
U.S
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Jaskrome
Jerusalem
Copeland
Furs
Tek Aviv
Holy Land
Herbert Samuel
Salonika
Yemen
Russia
Germany
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Near
Siam
London
Tva
Levant
Tel Avv
HEF Maner
Leipzig
Ant
Nizhoi-Novgorod
Massa
Tel A Whith 15
Levant Faiy
Sophomore Leaders Elected At St Marys University
Francis Martines, 1935 Central Catholic graduate, elected president of St Marys sophomores. Edwin Reilly and Kemper Diehl named vice president and secretary treasurer, with Paul Moore and Arthur Ratdol as student council reps. Kipling story acquired for a future projectaturing Shirley.
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Francis Martines
Central Catholic High School
Si. Mary's University
Edwin Reilly
Kemper Diehl
Paul Moore
Arthur Ratdol
Governor presses pension funding shift amid road fund plea
In Austin, Governor adamantly pushes lawmakers to amend pension law and divert 3 million dollars from highway funds to sustain pension payments through winter. He warns of a desperate Christmas scenario and potential local relief for the aged if action is not taken, disputing opponents of the plan and resisting fiscal bills.
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Austin
James V. Alleed
Stolen Goods Report From City Grocery Store
Police logged theft reports including a $200 ticket from Jony Frake’s grocery at 300 Victoria Street and the loss of 12 orchestral books from J N Orasileck at 621 Dalorasa Street. Additional items stolen include clothing, purses, jewelry, and a string of miscellaneous personal belongings from multiple addresses.
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Jony Frake
Victoria Street
J. N. Orasileck
Dalorasa Street
Manuel Mora
Labor Street
Bronevies
Edward A. Grimes
South Presa Street
Janey
Delaware Street
Teresa Sheifer
Travis Street
William MM
Curry
Brooksfield
SAG
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