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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

6

Cost to be a film star nets small balance at $1500 weekly

Hollywood explains why a star earning 1500 dollars weekly ends with only about 200 dollars after mandatory deductions. The piece details mandatory charges from relief funds to taxes, commissions, and living costs, noting even top names face tight nets despite high salaries.

Beverly Hills Hollywood Keobuck

29,000,000 People Eligible for Security Benefits

Dallas report shows over 29 million people now eligible for old-age benefits under federal social security. Field rep E. L. Tutts cites 1,400 new account numbers issued daily. As of May 31, 55 states plus DC, Alaska and Hawaii enacted unemployment laws for 18.5 million workers. $253 million accrued in the unemployment trust fund for benefit payments.

Dallas E. L. Tutts Tutt Titus District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii United States Treasury Tutts Texas

East and West Texas Fight for Woodul Job

East and West Texas clash over the Lieutenant Governorship as Coke R. Stevenson of Junction and Will D. Pace of Tyler announce bids to succeed Walter F. Woodul, who will run for Attorney General. Pace is viewed as a likely entrant, while W. B. Collie of Eastland may not join.

Austin Texas Coke R. Stevenson Junction Will D. Pace Tyler Stevenson Walter F. Woodul Pace Smith County County Judges’ Association Senate Woodal W. B. Collie Eastland

Federal Payroll Shows Increase

The May payroll for executive-branch federal employees reached 127,998,772 with 840,159 workers, up 4,900 from April. Major gains occurred at Treasury, Interior, and Agriculture. WPA staff totaled 29,173 outside DC and 1,751 inside, excluding courts, Congress, DC, and military personnel.

Washington, D. C Civil Service Commission Congress District of Columbia Treasury Interior Department Department of Agriculture the Treasury Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress Administration

Little Things That Make The Old World Go

A reflective verse recalling how small acts of effort grit and wit shape daily life and culture, emphasizing quiet ambition over grand gestures. Anonymous author notes the value of modest deeds in sustaining a community.

War Code Detectives Vindicate Cryptography’s Power

Washington reports on Lieut. Col. William Friedman chief cryptanalyst of the war department. He warns raw nerves are the worst foes and describes cryptography as vital in future wars. Friedman recalls early work, prison break decoding, and the shift from secrecy to multi channel cipher use.

Washington War Department William F. Friedman Friedman Col George Fabyan Chicago Cornell Fabyan Francis Bacon Bacon Hindenburg France U. S. Signal Corps Tannenburg

Job of Joblessness Gave Employment to 800 in Texas

Texas unemployment program boosts 800 skilled workers, with a fund surpassing 11 million dollars and a goal of 20 million by year end. The Unemployment Compensation Commission builds a vast agency to collect payroll taxes, pay benefits, and operate a statewide job bureau, aiming to stabilize payrolls and reduce long idleness through a merit system for employers. The organization rapidly expands with hundreds of staff, shifting existing bureaus into the security program and planning for more counties, while outlining tax ranges and benefit limits.

Austin Texas Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission State Department Unemployment Compensation Commission State Employment Bureau of the Labor Department Byron Mitchell Employment Service State Security Agency Eugene Guthrie Carpenter Maj D. B. Burns Paul Wakefield Herbert Fransley Jim Peavy A. W. Cunningham Department

Did you ever find something when you were looking for something else

A brief exchange notes curiosity about discovery while seeking another goal. The line hints at serendipity and learning from unintended outcomes in work and life.

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