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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1957

Page

20

Farmers Overpay Taxes to Get Social Security Benefits

In a Muenster Enterprise opinion piece, officials note farmers over state income to boost Social Security payments. The author questions the system’s fairness, arguing exempt status historically favored many and suggesting the program themselves drives overclaims. The piece calls for reevaluating who truly benefits and criticizes incentives created by the current rules.

Muenster Enterprise Social Security Internal Revenue Service Social Security Agency Uncle Sam

DIES OF SUSPECTED POLIO DESPITE VACCINATION

Wausau Wisconsin reports an investigation into the suspected polio death of Lee Krub zack a 1 year old boy who had a full series of Salk vaccines. Dr E P Ludwig said the death was considered polio unless proven otherwise. If confirmed it would be the first polio death in the nation of a person with all three Salk shots.

Wausau Wis E. P. Ludwig Lee Krubzack Madison Ludwig

Birthday of a Free Nation and Independence Declared

The article notes the Declaration of Independence was presented to Congress in 1776 but not signed on July 4. The act breaking allegiance to Britain was approved July 2, proclaimed July 4, and signed gradually through November 4.

Congress Great Britain Independence Hall Philadelphia Continental Congress Washington U. S

Breakup of Congress Farm Bloc Foreshadows Cheaper Supports

Growing dissatisfaction with farm programs and the break up of Congress farm bloc signal a shift away from costly federal schemes. The likely focus is the soil bank acreage reserve and a move to lower price supports, with Benson supporters urging cheaper farm aid and critics split on alternatives. A Democratic senator notes movement toward a program appealing to city voters and taxpayer savings.

Congress Wall Steet Journal Washington Soil Bank Uncle Sam Benson

Time to Ask For Gasoline Tax Refund

Farmers may now apply for a refund of the 3 cent Federal gasoline tax used for farming. Claims cover July 1 1956 through June 30 1957 and must be filed with the District Director IRS by September 30 1957. Only one refund per farm operator allowed.

Bates Internal Revenue Service

Senate OKs down payment cut for government insured mortgages

The Senate unanimously approved a compromise bill to lower minimum down payments on government insured houses and authorize 1.74 billion dollars to boost home building and slum clearance. The measure, worked out by Senate and House conferees, now goes to President Eisenhower for signature.

Washington Senate White House Eisenhower House Senate House

TDPS Seeks 50 Drivers License Examiners in Texas

Col Homer Garrison Jr announces 50 openings in the Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License Division. Applicants must be 21 to 35, high school graduates, physically fit, of good character, and meet a quirky height weight rule. Applications accepted in Austin through July or via DL Examiners statewide.

Homer Garrison Jr Texas Department of Public Safety Austin Col. Garrison A. F. Temple

Wicked Go to Hell at Birmingham Theater Bans Under 16

A Birmingham cinema advertised its current film The Wicked Go to Hell with a policy stating Children Under 16 Not Admitted. The note underscores strict age restriction for the feature.

Birmingham England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reserve District No First National Bank Tom Bean Texas Curren United States Federal Reserve Bank A. S. Luby Jack Hollensed E. O. Thomas Directors State OF Texas Grayson E. C. Gann Farmer's Comprehensive Stephens & Bryant Insurance & Real Estate U.S Whitewright TDPS First National Bank OF Bells I. H. C. Young H. C. Young P. H. Wilson E. C. Whiting E. L. Craig Directors Pernie Badgett Spivy Bonham, Texas Enir America Texas Press Association
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