State Business Shows Increase in Texas Payrolls
Texas payrolls subject to social security taxes totaled 2 461 million in the first quarter of 1964, up 12 percent from 1962. The Census Bureau report County Business Patterns 1964 Texas shifts to an annual basis, detailing employment taxable payrolls and unit counts by industry for private nonfarm firms under federal insurance contributions.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Driving Safer Than In The 40s
A comparison shows traffic death rates have fallen markedly from 1946 to 1964 with 20 year trend allowing a projected toll of 82,000 but actual deaths at 47,700. The article notes progress per mile traveled and cites rate reductions over two decades. It also includes a Quick Canapes recipe section with bread cheese and salad dressing portions.
First National Bank of Tom Bean Report of 1965 Condition
Charter No 11019 shows the First National Bank of Tom Bean Texas reporting assets totaling 1 747 651 26 and deposits 1 641 451 26 with cashiers statement by C H Lackey and directors F E H Gant A S Luby K O Thomas. The report, dated Dec 31 1965, confirms assets liabilities and capital accounts under OCC requirements.
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Tom Bean
C. H. Lackey
FE. H. Gant
A. S. Luby
K. O. Thomas
Watson Barber Shop and local ads parade in Whitewright
Local ad page shows Watson Barber Shop near Stephens and Bryant on Main Street offering quick service. Special wash and grease job for 3 dollars by Edwards Chevrolet Co. Also listed sales: new and used TVs by The Furniture Mart, North Gowdy street home for sale, and land buyers seeking farms or ranches with J A Alexander Inc. Card of thanks and personal notices accompany the notices.
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Edwards Chevrolet Co
Fingerprints prove life long ID in murder case
Police found a bloody footprint at the bathroom scene that helped convict the killer by placing him at the crime. The piece discusses fingerprint uniqueness, rarity of duplicates, and prints as durable identifiers.
Fingerprint Pattern Evidence in Identifying Suspects
The article explains that fingerprinting has advanced to a point where a print segment can identify a person. Experts deem 12 matching points enough to confirm, while a single discrepancy excludes the suspect. Public service by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas, written by Will Bernard.
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Public Service
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Ice Berg Measured By USS Glacier Officers In 1956
Navy officers aboard the USS Glacier in 1956 measured an iceberg in the Arctic at about 208 miles long and 60 miles wide, covering roughly 12,000 square miles.
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