Senator Reports Tax Revision Bill Vote and Effects
The Senate approved the 1954 tax revision 63 to 9. The measure offers about 652 million dollars in 1955 tax relief, including this year’s first $1200 of retirement income tax free, tax relief for widows with children under 12, and expanded medical expense deductions lowering the threshold from 5 percent to 3 percent of income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tax and flood aid notes from Texas senator's remarks
Exemptions for dependents under nineteen or full time students remain allowed despite earnings over six hundred if they receive more than half their support. Foster parents and children may be claimed. Farmers may deduct a quarter of farm income on soil and water conservation. Senate tax bill updates extend filing deadline to April fifteen. Flood relief efforts include aid to Langtry Eagle Pass Del Rio and cross border assistance, pontoon bridge plans, and a Senate resolution praising relief. Foreign policy reappraisal and nonpartisan approach urged. Visiting Texas students praised. Congress speeding work with upcoming July thirty first adjournment target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Texas
Daniel and
Civil Defense Administration
Degree of
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Military
Laredo
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Congress
Mexico
United States
U. S
White Wing Dove Fight Forces Texas Season Revisions
Texas Game and Fish Commission votes to close the antelope season and urges the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to forbid white wing dove harvests in Texas this fall. The panel also approves minor area regulations, dove season recommendations, and a 75 000 experimental quail hatchery program amid a 5 4 million budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Rio Grande Valley
Trans- Pecos
Panhandle
Texas Game and Fish Commission
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Texas
The
Wildlife Service
Howard
Dodgen
Frank M. Wood
Wichita Falls
Pecos
Western Union seeks closing of Rochelle Texas telegraph office
Application filed July 14 1954 with the Federal Communications Commission seeks closure of the Rochelle Texas telegraph office. If approved, service will shift to Brady Texas by telephone and the public may file protests or support by August 12 1954 to FCC Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Henry J. LeBlanc, Sr
Port Arthur
LeBlanc
Dodgen
Oklahoma
Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Rochelle
Brady
Washington
D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyndon B. Johnson
National Capital
Texans
Thomas
McCulloch
Mason County
J. C. Penney Co
D.C. Thomas
Rio Grande
Langtry
Ozona
Sheffield
Maverick
Val Verde
Webb
Villa Acuna
State Department
Red Cross
Texarkana
Capitol
Longview
Denton
Lady Bird
LT. Gov
State Farm
Tye Barnett
N. Blackburn
Behina Gartmans
Adkins
Pol
Commission
North Texas
South
Barton Motors
Precinct
Precinct One
McCulloch County
H. E. Patterson
Pct
Greater
Allan
Shivers
Governor's Office
Allan Shivers
Better Schools
Tidelands
American Legion
VFW