Amendment to Texas Constitution on wartime voting limits
A 1945 proposal amends Article VI to bar armed forces members and reserves from voting or paying poll taxes during war or within a defined period after, with a Texas constitutional referendum plan to submit the amendment for voter approval. The measure includes a $15,000 state appropriation for advertising and related costs.
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Proposal to revise Texas Supreme Court composition
The document outlines a constitutional joint resolution proposing a nine member Supreme Court with a Chief Justice and eight associates, with five voting for decisions. It sets eligibility, election by statewide vote, terms, vacancy rules, and transition for current justices and appellate judges. It also covers a separate amendment on legislator salary and per diem.
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Texas House041 Joint Resolution For Constitutional Amendment
A House Joint Resolution proposes amending Section 24 Article 187 of the Texas Constitution to allow continuous legislative sessions and to set a per diem of ten dollars per day for legislators during their term plus mileage reimbursement for travel, outlining the constitutional changes and funding source.
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A partial calendar note mentions events and names within a local column. It references peers Hall and a tour schedule with unclear details. The snippet hints at a community briefing or social calendar item without full context or dates.
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Kilmer Swamp Root advertised cure for bladder irritation
An advertisement promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for bladder irritation caused by excess acidity. It claims the product increases urine flow and relieves irritation with a blend of 16 herbs and natural ingredients. The ad offers free samples by mail and lists Kilmer & Co, Inc as the issuer.
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Aggie finds Jim Calder dead in Indian Stones woods
Aggie Plum uncovers a bear-trap corpse of Jim Calder on the Indian Stones mountain. He notes Calder’s footprints, the missing knife that pinned Bogarty’s card, and Danielle Davis’s calm, evolving motive as Aunt Sarah’s circle tightens around a deadly mystery at Rainbow Lodge.
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Imminent Breakdown Asked for Veterans Hospitalization
The American Legion and the VFW demanded immediate reforms in the Veterans Administration to avert an imminent breakdown of veterans hospitalization. Reports to the House veterans affairs committee cited overcrowding staff shortages low salaries and red tape in hospitals for veterans coast to coast.
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Texas High School Coaches Set Roster for Abilene School
The Texas High School Coaches Association completed its teaching roster for the annual coaching school to be held in Abilene August 6 to 16. Secretary W. R. Carmichael said Cecil Griggs of Rice Institute will lecture on the T formation and assist Skip Pahang of Boys Town Nebraska in coaching the North Team for the August 10 all star game.
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Storming of the Alamo Ends Fort Sorely After Dawn
On Sunday morning March 6 1836 the Texas Mission and Fort fell after a rapid assault lasting less than an hour. Mexican forces secured control of the Alamo in a pivotal clash of the Texas Revolution.
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