Thirty Million Tax Bill Passes House Amid Revenue Estimate
In Austin on March 11 an omnibus tax bill passed the House, expected to bring about 30.2 million dollars annually. In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mrs. J W Collins turned in 473 nickels from 1940 savings to the sheriff as part of tax payments.
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Austin
Hopkinsville
J. W. Collins
Sheriff's Office
Senate action follows lengthy House approval amid record session
After 14 hours of debate, the House approved a social security and spending bill 137 to 8, pushing to the Senate in a marathon session that began after midnight. The measure designs to raise state revenue, fund social security programs, and include taxes on oil, corporation franchises, gas, sulfur, gas gathering, and automobile finance companies with varying estimated yields.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
General Revenue Fund
James Taylor
Kerens
Howard Hartzog
Port Lavaca
G. C. S Morris
Greenville
House
Senate
Reese Turner
Cameron
Travis
Vast Pool of Manpower Ready for U S Arms
British sources say Britain has trained vast skeleton formations of fliers sailors and soldiers ready to man a flood of American planes ships and guns as soon as the United States opens equipment under the aid to Britain program. A huge pool of reservists is prepared to absorb American gear and fight with it once supplied.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Courthouse Deeds and Legal Notices Featured in District Court
The docket lists warranty deeds transferring lots in various blocks and true deeds with prices from $10 to $2300. A sheriff deed and a divorce filing are noted alongside a marriage license for George A. Robertson and Kittie Helms. Vehicle registration shows a 1941 Chevrolet Truck through Plains Chevrolet Co.
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Fuqua Development Co
Chas Priolo
O.T
Hugo Loewenstern
Washington Center
E. S. Burgess
B. R. Cole
Plemons
Adele C. Semple
Roy Preston Hill, Jr
Amarillo Heights
Joe L. Dilday
A. M. Kirkpatrick
San Jacinto Heights
R. W. Stoutx
Amarietta Driscoll
Belle Dancer
E. L. Thorpe
C. Thorpe
Geo. A. Robertson
Kittie Helms
Chevrolet
Plains Chevrolet Co
E. E. Davis
Cincinnati Police Test New Speeding Clock
Cincinnati police test a speed clock using electric impulses to time a car crossing two electric eyes set 176 feet apart. If feasible, the "electric eyes" may replace cable timers in some city sections to curb speeding.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Cincinati
Amarillo Bus Drivers Earn Safety Certificates
Eighteen of twenty two Amarillo Bus Company drivers received safety certificates from the Williams Boyce Agency and Maryland Casualty Company. Three year to one year certificates awarded to listed drivers for accident free records while the company operates from Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street with modern equipment.
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Amerillo Bus Company
Williams-Boyce
Maryland Casualty Company
Amarillo Bus Company
Martin
George Nussbaum
Fourth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Maryland Safety Engineer
Safety Council Group To Meet In County Courtroom
Amarillo Safety Council engineering division chairman Oran Todd announced a 7:30 p m Thursday meeting in the county courtroom. He urged the division's 78 members to attend and contribute safety suggestions and discussions.
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Oran Todd
Amarillo
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A home hair dye method promises a professional look at a fraction of salon cost. Mix Bay Rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water, then apply to gray or faded hair for a natural lasting color that washes out resistance, does not stain the scalp, and leaves hair soft and glossy.
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Mercury
Walter Irvin
U. S
Courthouse Records
Clyde C Johnson
E. R. Harris
John Henderson
Waylon Reeves
Harold Krieghhauser
Edgar Holston
Gordon Greer
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