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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

7

Many Students To Work During Summer Months

Dallas Social Security official urges high school students entering work for the first time this summer to obtain Social Security account numbers before June 30. Wages and employment records determine future retirement benefits, and employers require numbers. Postmasters and field offices provide applications.

Dallas L. Tutt Social Security Board Tutt Bureau of Internal Revenue

Local names note hospital visits and travel

Local community notices report several medical and travel events. Mrs Oran Raddock and Mrs N C G Tennigan underwent operations in Wellington area hospitals while Mrs Stella West and Mrs Dave Davis entered local facilities for treatment. Mrs McClure returned from Honey Grove after her mother’s funeral.

Stella West Dave Davis Wellington W. A. McClure Honey Grove Margaret, Moore Eunice’ Branaugh Ada Oklahoma

Helmets Considered For Baseball After Cochrane Injury

Baseball headgear proposals gain traction after Mickey Cochrane injury as the Philadelphia Athletics and Cleveland Indians test polo style helmets in batting practice. Connie Mack inspects a helmet for toughness and weight while evaluating options. The report also notes Newark high school boxer Claire Pimlozik and 14 year old Marjorie Gestring, champion diver and aspiring pianist, with other varied facts including early radio telegraph use by the U.S. Navy and mail service on steam railways starting in 1834.

Diamond Mickey Cochrane Philadelphia Athletica Cleveland Indians Connie Mack Ats

Texas Ranger Air Patrols Over Big Bend Frontier

Texas Ranger Pete Crawford and Ray Williams state game warden patrol hundreds of miles of the Rio Grande and vast blue mountains. A map marks ranger camps, raids risk zones, and U S radio stations. Air patrols are led by Virgil Smith from Del Rio and Brownsville routes.

Alpine Texas Pete Crawford Ray Williams Rio Grande Blue Mountains Crawford Castalon Texas Ranger Camp CCG Chisos Mountains United States Virgil Smith Border Customs Patrol United States Coast Guard del Rio Smith Big Bend Brownsville el Paso Langtry Johnson's Field Sanderson Sierra Blanca Castalen Marfa America Crawford and Williams

Diving Chorus Opens National Aquatic Show in Los Angeles

The picture captures diving champions at the Olympic swimming stadium in Los Angeles for the National Aquatic Show opening. Notable divers in the chorus include Mickey Riley Johnny Riley Bill Lewis Katherine Rawls Ruth Jump Marjorie Gestring and Jeanne Gastort.

Olympic Swimming Stadium Los Angeles Mickey Riley Johnny Riley Bill Lewis Katherine Rawls Ruth Jump Marjorie Gestring Jeanne Gastort

Big Bend Romance Draws Visitors to Remote Alpine Roads

Big Bend allure draws Dallas guests Mrs. Maynard Ford and family Doris and Jean with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Starr in Quail. Also noted Mrs. Hubert Ham of Quail is ill in a local hospital.

Lea Edna Maynard Paris Texas Alvin Horton Misa Maynard St. Joseph's Infirmary Big Bend Maynard Ford Doris Jean Lloyd Cook Darrell Mamie Gilliland Barbara Billie Joe Dallas Walter Starr Quail Hubert Ham of

Per Capita Debt At All Times High

Treasury ledgers show that if all 129 million Americans paid to wipe out the federal debt it would cost $267.36 per person. The debt stands at $34.5 billion, a new peak, with most owed to banks and insurers. About $2 billion is government owed to itself, with the rest spread among banks, firms, and individuals. Foreign holdings have grown, with $460 million in foreign bonds investing in the U.S. last year.

Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Banks

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