29 May 1964
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
1
Erroneous reflections about any person firm or corporation in this paper will be corrected upon due notice given to the editor at this office. The statement sets formal rules for handling inaccuracies and requests direct communication for fixes.
Washington report reviews a proposed federal program pushing a minimum wage of 1.25 dollars per hour for farm labor with overtime pay after 40 hours. It questions funding sources and the impact on family farmers while criticizing proposed standards as substandard. The piece also notes attacks on congressional staff amid Civil Rights debates and Maryland primary results.
Legal notice by publication directs Wm P Ford Ann Ford Joe Helen Ford and unknown heirs and legal representatives of several named defendants to appear and answer in a partition suit filed by Maurice H Martin No 7477. Land described as 70 acres north part of the S E of the H G N Ry Co Survey No 18 Abstract 745 in Runnels County Texas with metes and bounds. The plaintiff claims a 63.3517 acre share and defendants hold various undivided interests subject to life estates. Case filed March 23 1964 amended May 8 1964. Court: District Court Runnels County Ballinger Texas. Judge to hear on first Monday after 42 days, June 29 1964.
State Bar of Texas warns that audits rise as government revenue collection expands. An auditor may request records, with talks possibly recurring. bring a lawyer if desired. Federal agents may visit homes or offices to review returns and may adjust them. Act promptly to protect rights. avoid relying on tips from the article.
Mrs Jack Whittenberg was hostess for the Dale Sewing Club Tuesday afternoon at her home. Quilting was done by the group. Next meeting is June 9 at the club house with Mrs Clifford Lehman as hostess. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.
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