Social Security Updates Begin August 1961
Public notice explains that payments start only after a new claim is filed and outlines recent changes by Congress. Ellington urges residents, especially those previously denied due to insufficient work, to contact the Social Security office at 204 Continental Building or call 653 6861 for details.
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Ellington
Congress
Continental Building
Weekend visitors to Gerhart and Roach families
Mrs Don Roach and her son from Austin visited relatives in the city over the weekend. They stayed with Mrs H F Gerhart and with Mr and Mrs Earl R, continuing family ties in the University of Texas region.
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Austin
Don Roach
Cleta Gerhart
University of Texas
Predator Bounty System Questioned
Texas counties use a predator bounty system but wildlife expert Ed Cooper argues it is ineffective. He notes rewards as low as 10 cents per crow and up to 75 dollars for large predators, with fraud and double payments common. He urges that better, cost effective programs exist to address predator problems.
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Texas
Ed Cooper
Extension
Cooper
Court House
Dorsey B. Hardeman Seeks Re election to Texas Senate
San Angelo lawyer and former mayor Dorsey B. Hardeman announces re election bid for the 25th Senate District. He notes decades in the body since 1947, service as Senate chair and on key committees, acting governor in 1954, and honors including honorary life membership in the Texas State Historical Association. He lists family, faith, and local service, pledging continued support for constitutional and progressive governance across 20 counties.
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Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Hardeman
Senate
Senate General Investigating Committee
Legislative Budget Board
Allan Shivers
Ben Ramsey
Texas
Texas State Historical Association
Geneva Moore
Lawrence Moore
Moore
Schleicher County
Mark
Bryan
Church of Christ
Senator Hardeman
Earl W. Smith
Joe H. Foy
Hardeman, Smith & Foy
Air Force
Judge Advocate General’s Department
2Nd Air Force
A. G. En
U S Civil Service Announces Auditor Exams Nationwide
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a new auditor examination for positions in the Army Audit Agency Navy Audit Organization Auditor General Field Office and U S Air Force with salaries from 6435 to 8955 a year. Applicants need accounting auditing experience and may substitute college study or a CPA for part of the requirements. those lacking 24 accounting hours or a CPA may face a written test. Applications accepted until further notice.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
U. S. Army Audit Agency
U. S. Navy Audit Organization
Auditor General Field Office
U. S.air Force
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Grasshopper Infestations Rise Across Western Rangeland
The USDA reports grasshoppers on about 13.5 million acres in 15 states in 1961 62 including Texas California Colorado New Mexico and Washington. Infested rangeland has more than tripled since 1960 due to dry conditions and warm falls. Agricultural researchers fund up to one third of control costs in rangeland programs with similar aid for roadside pest control to prevent outbreaks and migrations.
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Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Washington
Vival
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Lloyds and Johnsons Visit Lloyd Home
Mr and Mrs Rodney Lloyd of Austin and Mr and Mrs Cullen Johnson of Dennison were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Raymon Lloyd in their home.
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Lloyd Home
Rodney Lloyd
Austin
Cullen Johnson
Dennison
Raymon Lloyd
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