Cadet Billy W Hipp Halfway Through OCS Course
Cadet Billy Wayne Hipp son of Mr and Mrs Warnock Hipp of Bronte Texas and a Texas Tech student reaches the halfway point at Fort Benning 1954 GMS ROTC Summer Camp. Over 1250 cadets from 38 institutions receive training in marksmanship recoilless rifles mortars carbines and bayonets as the encampment nears completion on July 30.
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Billy W. Hipp
Mrs. Warnock Hipp
Bronte
Texas Tech
Lubbock, Texas
Fort Benning
General Military Science Reserve Officers Training Corps
Texas constitutional amendment on state aid to aged and blind
Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 proposes amending Article I Section 51a to grant the Legislature power to provide needs based aid to Texas citizens aged 65 plus the needy blind over 21 and needy children under 16, with federal aid accepted and a state fund cap of 42 million dollars yearly. The measure sets residency rules, monthly limits, and directs a special election for November 2, 1954 with an official proclamation.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Inns
Texas House joint resolution on Social Security coverage amendment
The Legislature proposes adding Section 51g to Article III to allow agreements with the Federal Government to extend Social Security coverage to proprietary employees of Texas political subdivisions. It authorizes funding and obligations, sets ballot wording for the November 1964 election, and directs the Governor to issue the proclamation.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Amend Texas Constitution on Legislator Salaries and Per Diem
Senate Joint Resolution proposes amendments to fix salaries of the Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Treasurer, General Land Office head, and Secretary of State by legislature and set per diem at 25 dollars for 120 days. Ballot measure to be voted on November 1954 with proclamations required.
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Senate
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
General Land Office
Four Year Term Amendment Proposed for Texas Offices
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4 proposes a constitutional amendment to set four year terms for elective county district and precinct offices in Texas with staggered start dates and a statewide vote in 1954. It details changes to Sections 9 15 18 20 21 23 14 16 and adds new sections 30 64 65 governing term lengths and the Election Proclamation. It also addresses the State Building Commission and Confederate Pension Fund transfers to fund memorial construction.
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Senate
Texam
State OF Texas
State of Troas
Petit Gary
State of
Texas
Tevester
Ony
State Building Commission
State Building Fund
Confederate Pension Fund
Board of Control
Comptroller of Public Accounts
State
Confederate States of America
Supreme Court
Republic
Confederate States
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Billy Wayne Hipp
Johnny Murtishaw
Johnny Murtishany
G. D. Luckett
Patricia Robin
Kenneth Wilkins
Charles MacGuire
Barbara Stevens
Aretha Murtishaw
Dale Luckett
Ginger Murtishaw
Malba Austin
Dickie
Robert Lee
Seattle
Washington
Nova Scotia
Lake Superior
Tesan
Commisssioners
Oeach
County Commissioners Court
Missioners Court
Commissionera Court
Noid Ountitther
Sheff
Commissioners Court
Tesos
Texan
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