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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
2
Local residents and visitors from Sweetwater Bells Denison Fort Worth and several towns share weekend travels. Birth of a daughter to Chester Watson, son of Mrs. M. E. Winburn, noted. NTSC Denton and various old ties highlighted with church and club activities and a 1660 Massachusetts printing press remark.
Washington report notes fresh man senators and representatives receive many unofficial perks that could raise total annual income to around 75 000 when cash value of free facilities and services is counted. It cites free barbering Turkish baths mineral water air conditioned offices and tax free expense accounts as major components. House members also receive office space and staff allowances though not the same mineral water benefit.
Russell Woods Miller is commanded to appear by February 12, 1951, at 10 a.m. before the District Court in Sherman, Texas to answer Violet Anida Miller's petition filed December 11, 1950 seeking divorce on cruel treatment. Citation issued December 26, 1950 by clerk S. V. Earnest, with deputy Nancy Drake.
The article outlines allowances for senators and representatives including stationery, long distance calls, free mail, and travel per diems. It notes a pension plan after six years and a government medical staff with special hospital rates, while some lawmakers argue the benefits conceal the true costs of securing election.
Entertaining constituents and related duties push lawmakers to tap additional resources for office help. Private dining rooms are available for House and Senate members, but they pay for meals and any outstanding restaurant bills are treated as prior claims against their pay.
New York report using Liberty magazine data outlines a fictional average man aged 29.2 with measurements from neck to calf, marriage and divorce ages, hair loss onset, education years, and shoe size. It also cites demographics like race based life expectancy, popular names, and Wisconsin leading dairy and hemp production.
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