Judge Rice Delays Intervening In Del Rio Segregation Case
Federal Judge Ben H. Rice delayed a final ruling on Del Rio Independent School Districts intervention plea. He wants the state superintendent to decide if his anti segregation ruling is violated in individual districts and will review cited cases at an upcoming hearing.
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del Rio
Austin American Capitol
Ben H. Rice
Texas
del Rio Independent School
Woods
Brian Montague
Montague
Oil Hearings Set and Postponed By Railroad Commission
The Railroad Commission set two hearings for March 25 to examine productive acreage for wells completed in sand 13 in the North Minnie Rock Field Nueces County. On March 24 Humble Oil and Refining Co seeks discovery allowances and a new field designation for Santa Fe Ranch Well No 1 T in Brooks County. A March 9 hearing for Fred M Manning Inc to establish a new gas field two miles north of Mathis was indefinitely postponed.
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Sand
Minnie Rock Field
Nueces County
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Santa Fe Ranch
Brooks County
Fred M. Manning, Inc
Mathis
Unemployment Up Says TEC Reports Sharp Claim Increase
The Texas Employment Commission said 28 806 workers filed unemployment insurance for the four weeks ending Feb 3, up from 17 319 the prior year, while 13 437 stopped filing, with 1 438 exhausting benefits. TEC notes many found new work or left the labor market. A Washington Bureau check in December 1948 showed Texas with 9 percent unemployment among covered workers, the nation’s lowest insured rate, while California and Rhode Island posted higher percentages.
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TEC
Bureau of Employment
Washington
Texas
Oregon
California
Rhode Island
Aged welfare rolls rise. January totals released
John H. Winters reports January gains in state welfare. Old age assistance adds 755 to 212,076 recipients totaling 7,206,779 dollars. Aid to the needy blind averages 38.43 for 5,876 people at 225,827 dollars.
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John H. Winters
State Department of Public Welfare
Municipal salary bills spark city fury and senate delay
Senate state affairs committee heard two bills aimed at boosting city payrolls and taxes. Senate Bill 70 would raise fire and police pay in cities over 10 000 and add staff, with automatic raises tied to service length. Senate Bill 71 would mandate civil service for firemen and police and bar city repeal after five years.
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Senate
Walter Tynan
San Antonio
Kyle Vick
Waco
Rae
Texas
Tynan
Senate State Affairs Committee
H. P. Kucera
League of Texas Municipalities
Vick Civil Service
Beaumont
Big Spring
Borger
Brownwood
Bryan
Corsicana
Dallas
Highland Park
Longview
Pampa
University Park
Victoria
Civil Service Commission
Legalizing Use of Dogs To Trail Deer Proposed
Representative Abraham Kazen Jr. of Laredo prepared a bill to allow deer hunters to use dogs to trail wounded deer through mesquite and brush. Trailing with dogs is illegal now and would reduce losses to coyotes. The measure faces Senate State Affairs Committee review along with civil service proposals amid city official opposition.
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Starr
Webb
Zapata
Abraham Kazen Jr
Laredo
Kazen
Karen
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