Government Indicts Woodrow Bean for Tax Evasion
A federal grand jury in Austin indicted Paso County Judge Woodrow W. Bean on five counts of willful failure to file income tax returns for 1956 to 1960, totaling 106 593 19 in gross income with half as Bean’s share. If convicted he faces up to a year in prison and a 10 000 fine per count, plus civil penalties and interest.
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Austin
Woodrow W. Bean FE
Paso
U. S
Ernest Morgan
Internal Revenue
R. L. Phinney
Bean
Morgan
R. L Phinney
Internal Revenue Service
Beans
Phinney
Ramsey Yelvington joins Baylor Summer Theatre
Nationally known playwright Ramsey Yelvington joins Baylor University’s Baylor Summer Theatre as it opens its twenty second season. He will be a company member while pursuing graduate drama studies this summer at Baylor in Waco Texas.
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Ramsey Yelvington
Baylor University
Yelvington
Baylor
Frazier
Army
Fort Hood
Connally High School
Tarleton State College
Stephensville
Pecos Daily News Sale Ends Political Turmoil In West Texas
The Pecos Daily News sale concluded after delays with Receiver Harry Moore Jr collecting 2500 dollars, two Pecos auditors representing local interests buying the paper, and claims that Billy Sol Estes owned only 39 shares. In Odessa a district court petition seeks to disqualify Democrat nominee J T Rutherford for Congress over a 1500 gift from Estes and election code violations.
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Pecos Daily News
Harry Moore, Jr
el Paso
Pecos
J. F. Patee
J. Robert Scott
Billy Sol Estes
Barney Hubbs
Joe Pouns
Preston Hawks
Odessa
Roert Arias
J. T. Rutherford
Rutherford
Baylor Teen Theater Workshop Opens with Broad Art Focus
Baylor University kicks off a children and teen theater workshop in the Baylor Theater from June 25 to July 13. The program blends art history with drama creative writing and stagecraft under director Jean nine Wagner, offering daily sessions, Friday conferences, and supplied costumes and sets to nurture individual talent.
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Baylor University Childrens and
Baylor Theater
Jeannine Wagner
Baylor
Childrens
Auditor in Name Only for State of New Mexico
Special to the Citizen reports that Robert Castner is state auditor in name only for New Mexico not an accountant. The elective post is challenged as Mayor Ed ward Noble requests Billy Williams, an accountant, be allowed to audit Las Cruces city books. State auditors are criticized as too costly for city needs.
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Robert Castner
New Mexico
Edward Noble
Billy Williams
Las Cruces
Pension Payoffs Increase In McLennan County
New York dispatch reports McLennan County residents increasingly benefit from Social Security funds. As of year start 13 940 locals receive monthly checks with average 674 dollars, up 42 percent since three years ago, while national beneficiaries exceed 17 million with near 13 billion dollars yearly distributed locally.
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New York
McLennan County
United States
Social Security Administration
Blood Center cites county shortfall in blood quota
McLennan County lags in meeting its 5 253 pint annual blood quota with about 500 pints short in 11 months. Dr Schwetman warns reduced service vigor and urges residents and groups to donate, notes Open House at 525 North Eighteenth Street Mondays 4 to 8 pm and Tuesdays 9 am to 1 pm, with Bloodmobile visits to local plants and Baylor University.
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McLennan County
Schwetman
Mce-Lennan
Blood Center
North Eighteenth Street
General Tire
Owen-Illinois Glass
Veterans Administration Hospital
Baylor University
Waco
Rocketdy
Dr. Schwetman
Gallon Donor Club
Letters to the Editor salute local paper and criticise city government
A reader from Waco writes to the Tribune praising the paper and denouncing local officials as tax hogs while sharing personal history. The note also mentions Fort Hood promotion news for Sergeant Jack Williamson, son of tembert Williamson, recently promoted to sergeant in the 1st Armored Division.
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Bill Foster
Tribune
W. M. Cameron Co
Sticks
Waco
J.F. Pack
Rt. 5
Fort Hood
Jack L. Williamson
Tembert L. Williamson
1St Armored Division
Williamson
Army
Downing Aires Mistake on Gurley School Plan and AC Cost
The district faced a costly error as Gurley planned a large development with air conditioning. Trustees chose to add AC after bidding, raising costs by about 11000 dollars. Electrical costs run about 1 dollar per day per room. Downing defended merit pay while noting teacher gender contrasts between junior senior high and elementary schools.
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Richfield High
Battlegrounds
Parkdale
Clothing Industry Emploies Millions in Factories
Well over a million men and women are employed in clothing factories that supply the nation. The industry produces about $70 of clothing per person annually, per the U.S. Labor Department Occupational Outlook Handbook.
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U.S. Labor Department
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