Tax Man Clarifies Earning Status of Dependents
IRS District Director R L Phinney in Austin explains dependents earning 600 or more must file and pay tax. Parents may claim a dependent deduction only if they provide more than half the support. A student under 19 or a college student 19 or older meeting full time study requirements may be claimed.
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R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue Service
Austin
Mr. Phinney
Indian boys join Scouting at Intermountain School
About four hundred boys at the Intermountain Indian Summer School in Brigham City Utah form sixteen Scout units as part of the program.
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Intermountain Indian Summer School
Brigham City
Utah
Texas In Review To Feature State Highway Patrol
The Humble Company’s Texas in Review will profile Texas highway patrol training from application to graduation. The program also shows pressed wood made from shavings at a Jacksonville plant. Airing Sunday February 12 at 10 p.m. on KPRC Houston and KTRE Lufkin, and Monday February 13 at 6:30 p.m. on KFDM Beaumont.
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Humble Company
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Ktre-Tv
Lufkin
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Beaumont
Chance PTA Meeting Set With Founders Day Program
The Chance PTA will meet Thursday night February 9 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. A Founders Day program and silver tea are planned. A nominating committee will be appointed to select officers for the next school year. The president urges all members to attend.
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PTA
Thirty Couples Win Marriage Licenses in January
Thirty couples were granted marriage licenses in January by County Clerk Clarence McNeely. Entries include Manuel M. Gay and Stella Hall on Jan 4, Roy T. Harris and Janie Allen on Jan 7, Johnnie Hoke and Editha La Fitte on Jan 9, and others through Jan 30 with Pink A. Hatcher and Earline Hatcher.
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Clarence McNeely
Manuey M. Gay
Stella Harriet Hall
Roy T. Harris
Janie Mae Allen
Johnnie E. Hoke
Editha Lorene la Fitte
Floyd W. Jinkins
Maude Elizabeth Williams
Bobby L. Norman
Lee Bell Prine
Burton Ward, Jr
Emma Jean Green
Bobbie F. Johnson
Theresa Mae Timmons
Sam W. McCoy
Annie Laura Fullen
David M. Miller
Julia Nell Laugham
Paul C. Washington
Hilda Mae Compton
Guy H. Morgan, Jr
Glenna Marie Whiddon
Wallace A. Monson
Alice Jacoshine Monson
Edward E. Bailey
Laura Belle. Williamson
Willie Joe Wheeler
Willie Geneva Wheeler
Charles Neely
Zilfie Evelyn Potter
Clyde L. Renfro
Hazel Ellen Gypins
Glenn R. Green
Paula Kay Brackin
Lee E. Renfro
Florine Tay
Scouts Aid Flood Relief Efforts in Eastern Rescue
Boy Scouts engaged in rescues and delivered food and water during the eastern floods of 1955 and served as messengers for relief officials.
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Boy Scouts
State Farm Income Off Four Per Cent In 1955 Says Report
Texas farmers saw cash income fall 4 percent in 1955 from 1954 levels, dropping from 1.89 billion to 1.82 billion as the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research notes. The Texas Business Review cites price sagging amid surpluses, rising farm costs, and mixed crop production with 24 million acres harvested in 1955.
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University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Texas Business Review
Church Circle 2 Hosts Birthday Luncheon
The birthday club of Circle 2 at the colored First Baptist Church held a covered dish luncheon honoring Mrs. Elna Mae Williams who received many gifts. The next birthday will be in March.
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Circle 2
The
Colored First Baptist Church
Elna Mae Williams
Eighth Infantry Seeks Enlistments for Germany Move
The 8th Infantry Division at Fort Carson Colorado seeks former Army personnel with corporal rank or higher and suitable MOS skills for direct assignment. Limited vacancies exist as the division transfers to Germany this fall under unit rotation. Recruiter Sat Luke at 321 Post Office Building in Beaumont provides full enlistment details.
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Fort Carson
Colorado
Germany
Army
U. S. Army
Sat. Luke
Post Office Bldg
Beaumont
Scouts Make Global Trips With 850 Groups Shared
About 850 Boy Scout groups traveled within a year visiting Canada Mexico Cuba Puerto Rico Alaska and several European destinations. The expeditions showcased international scouting programs and travel opportunities for youth groups.
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Mexico
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Europe
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