Texas budget outlook heats up as state costs rise
Austin reports state expenses near 131.1 million with claims of a 150 million next year. Old age assistance grows, building costs rise, and a 1 million dollar annual advertising fund is proposed. Constitutional salary raises and restored brackets are debated amid large highway and education funding changes.
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Gordon K. Shearer
Austin
Texas
Walter Woodul
Board of Control
San Jacinto Battle Eld
Courthouse Records and Property Transfers
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring parcels in Plemons and Miller Heights with low consideration. Transfers include J P Miller et ux to A W Keith and A P McSwain to Edith McSwain. Car registrations cite DeSoto sedan and other makes. marriage license issued to Gore Salle and Catherine Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Miller
A. W. Keith
J. E. Hill
A. P. McSwain
Eddith McSwain
J. E. Hill Inn. Co
Plemons
DeSoto
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Plymouth
H. E. Campbell
Hudson
Fred E DeVore
Ford
Dallas Blaine
Gore Salle
Catherine Burke
Potter County Voting Precincts for Second Democratic Primary
The county will deploy 27 ballot boxes for the Second Democratic Primary. Precinct locations include Johnson Street School 508 Johnson Street Central Fire Station Fourth Avenue and Tyler Street McKinley School 700 Adams Street and others across Amarillo area with multiple schools, fire stations, and streets listed as ballot sites.
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Potter County
Johnson Street
Central Fire Station
Fourth Avenue
Tyler Street
McKinley
Adams Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Harrison Street
Fowler
Fillmore Street
Pierce Street
Reid Grocery
Nineteenth
Badger
Wolflin
Hughes Street
Bivins School
Milam Street
Mar
Garet Wills
Sunset Street
Sam Houston Junior High
San Jacinto
Carolina Street
Seventh Avenue
Georgia Street
Church of Christ
Eighth Avenue
Buchanan Street
Shield of Faith
North
Sanborn
Roberts Street
Glenwood
Mirror Street
Allison
Amarillo
Sam Houston
Soney
Ady
Pleasant Valley
Masterson
Bar association proposes curbs on newspaper radio in criminal cases
The American Bar Association committee on criminal procedure releases a report to be presented in Boston proposing stronger contempt of court statutes to curb newspaper and radio interference in high profile trials. Indiana Attorney General Philip Lutz Jr. disclosed the findings noting judges too often let media usurp judicial duties. The report cites Hauptmann and Mooney cases as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Bar Association
Committee
Boston
Philip Lutz, Jr
Indiana
End the feel-punk days with Kellogg's All-Bran
Dull headaches and poor appetite cited as signs of low energy. The ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe, effective cereal to boost bulk and cleanse the system. Two tablespoons daily suggested, with money-back guaranty if unsatisfactory. Manufactured by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Zioncheck Widows Named Executrix Of His Estate
Rubye Louise Nix Zioncheck was named executrix of the estate of her husband U S Representative Marion A. Zioncheck who died after leaping from a building on August 7. Attorneys said the estate may total about 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Rubye Louise Nix Zioncheck
Marion A. Zioncheck
D. Wash
Press drives chaos in American criminal justice
The text critiques how media coverage unsettles the search for truth in legal proceedings, arguing that courts should remain calm disciplined investigations rather than be whipped into frenzy by sensational reporting. It emphasizes the need for restraint to protect due process.
Texas Churches Introduce Centennial Theme Song God Keep You Texas
Texas churches select a theme song for the centennial year. A committee including Dr. Spellman Dr. Pearce and Dr. Lightfoot chose God Keep You Texas urging renewal of consecration and a light for the nation. The cover features General Sam Houston at San Jacinto with Houston’s call for victory over self and sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Texas
L. A. Spellman
San Angelo
W. M. Pearce
Lubbock
E. H. Lightfoot
Cleburne
Texas
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Public school aims to place youth through training program
Salt Lake City August 21 Public school executives approved a system of business and industrial training for high school graduates. After a year of experimental work by Superintendent IL. John Nuttall Jr 116 boys were placed in trades and 300 youths found apprenticeship work in distributing trades and office work. Three full-time staff coordinators will help employers obtain apprentices or trainees and coordinate related education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Board of Education
John Nuttall, Jr
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