Social Security Covered Jobs in Cooke Grayson Counties
More than 10 000 workers in Cooke and Grayson Counties are employed in jobs covered by the federal social security program. The annual taxable payroll in these counties totals 16 100 000 dollars. Texas statewide reports show 1 224 135 workers in social security covered jobs with a 2 250 000 000 dollar payroll.
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Grayson Counties
Cooke
Grayson
Ray L. Miller
Dallas
Department of Commerce
Miller
Texas
Federal Security Agency
U. S. Employment Service
High Estate Taxes Shape Death Cost in East Texas
Hubert Harrison argues in East Texas Magazine that rising federal and state inheritance taxes force sales and erode wealth, urging wealthy Texans to consider charitable bequests to reduce taxes. A note adds a tip about removing tea stains with hot water.
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Texas
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Hubert Harrison
East Texas Magazine
Real income rising for American families says Investors Syndicate
The Investors Syndicate survey reports U S real income up from a year ago as food prices ease and living costs rise slowly. Investment income like stock dividends remains strong and the real income index stands at 1.04 enabling households to buy about 4 percent more goods than a year earlier.
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Minneapolis
Investors Syndicate
E. E. Crabb
Hell Box definitions from Texas Tech journalism exam
Final examination papers from Texas Technological College reveal varied student definitions of hell box. Answers describe a complaint department, a file for filler articles, a container for used newsprint, and a place for discarded type with humorous notes.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Inflation and wages in wartime America and the 100th birthday of the American Pomological Society
The piece argues wage boosts cannot outpace inflation and urges cost cutting and saving. It compares 1914 Paris earnings to today, notes milk and eggs affordability, and cites U S inflation eroding buying power and savings. It closes with the American Pomological Society turning 100 in February, founded in 1848 by Marshall P. Wilder.
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Paris
America
U. S
American Pomological Society
Marshall P. Wilder
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