Texas constitutional amendment on Comptroller approval for appropriations
A proposed Texas joint resolution would add Section 49a to Article II, requiring Comptroller endorsement of all post 1945 appropriation bills, directing bond issuance to cover General Revenue obligations, and detailing election procedures and funding for the amendment’s submission. The measure outlines Comptroller duties, fiscal reporting, and penalties for over-appropriation, with voter ballot language and funding authorization.
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State of
Texas
General Revenue Funct
State of Texas
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Texas joint resolution authorizes 2 million in PSF bonds
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would allow the Legislature to issue up to 2 million dollars in bonds from the Permanent School Fund to build a state office building in Austin. It prescribes lender roles, interest not exceeding 3 percent, and payment terms over 25 installments within five years of adoption.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
General Revenue Fund
Amendment to Texas Constitution on creating new county courts
The proposal adds Section 22-a to Article V authorizing counties with populations over 200 000 to establish other courts with exclusive or concurrent criminal or probate jurisdiction by local or general law. A special election on the measure is set for November 1942 with ballots listing pro and con statements and a $10 000 appropriation from the State Treasury if needed.
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Texas
State OF Texas
State of
Constable Sale in Comanche County Texas
The Justice Court Precinct No 1 of Comanche County Texas issues a writ of execution against Earl D Jenkins. The sale, with cash only, is set for October 6 1942 at the courthouse in Comanche from 10 am to 4 pm. Property includes 160 acres from the S Grubler Survey known as the John Jenkins place with a lien of about 900 dollars to the Federal Land Bank of Houston.
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Earl D. Jenkins
Comanche County
Texas
Justice’s Court
Comanche
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Towit
S. Grubler
John Jenkins
O. A. Braziel
Weekend visits and weddings link Fort Worth to San Angelo
Numerous families and friends spent weekends visiting relatives in towns including Fort Worth Brownwood Rochelle Comanche and Stephenville. A wedding occurred Sunday afternoon at San Angelo with Eldora Jane Maples marrying Sergeant James Ernest Whatly stationed at Goodfellow Field. Rev Layth Smallwood led a revival at Second Baptist Church inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Green
Brownwood
Tillman McDonald
Don
Billie Mooring
Jerry
Rochelle
Lizzie Mathews
Ed Williams
Comanche
Winchell
Roe Savage
Houston
D. P. Morgan
Lydia Honea
Stephenville
Clyde Boyd
Baby
J. D. Carpenter
el Paso
R. C. Allison
W. R. Parkman
Littlefield
A. A. Smart
Floyda
Rufus James
Herman Sparkman
San Antonio
Woodie Johnston
Layth Smallwood
Second Baptist Church
W. J. Wyche
Eva Maples
San Angelo
Eldora Jane Maples
James Ernest Whatly
Goodfellow Field
Local Notes on Trainin g Assignments and Visits
Harold Lock, son of Mr and Mrs J A Lock, left Monday August 3 for training at San Antonio Air Base and has been transferred to Santa Ana California. Mayor and Mrs Thomas C Fergurson of Burnet visited Tuesday with his mother Mrs M A Fergurson and aunt Miss Addie Harvey. Melrose Hodges of Caradan is visiting his niece Mrs Roscoe Edwards.
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Harold Lock
J. A. Lock
San Antonio Air Base
Santa Ana
Calif
Thomas C. Fergurson
Burnet
M. A. Fergurson
Addie Harvey
Melrose Hodges
Caradan
Roscoe Edwards
Hathcock and Card Enlist in Army at Camp Wolters
John M. Hathcock of Happy's Radio Shop and Joe Card of Choice Cookie Company, both from Comanche, left Thursday for Camp Wolters to be inducted into the U.S. Army. Hathcock will enter the Signal Corps with a special technician rating.
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John M
Happy) Hathcock
Happy
Comanche
Joe
Red) Cardwell
Choice Cookie Company
Camp Wolters
US. Army
Hathcock
Signal
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Herman May
May
House of Representatives
Senate
Constable’s Sale
Clara Herring
M. G. Roberts
D. T. Hodges
Fort Worth
Mrs. Roscoe
A. F. Gaines
Gustine
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
G. T. Gleaton
L. A. Gleaton
Worth Eargle
J. H. Eargle
Winford Kearney
C. L. Gafford
J. H. Harrison
A. R. Blankenship
Jack Shields
A. J. Gray
C. W. Gray
Physicians and Surgeons
Office First Nat
N.E Cor
Comanche, Texas
F. L. Hill
Higginbotham Bid
W. B. Center
Grand Third House
Methodist Church
Hathcock, Cardwell
U.S. Army
Sam
GMC
Victory
Dudley Bros
Gail
Tom
ELTOS
Shankle’s
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
R. W. H. Hamilton
J. B. Allcorn Insurance and Bonds
Ck-To
Novit’s
NOVIT
Cinderella
Star Brand Shoes
Tom Sawyer
Buster Brown
Bonnie Blair
Buck
the Friendly Store
West Side Square
Elkins Tin Shop
Higginbotham
Tupin
Ernest Tupin
Jewelei
J.R. Eanes & Company Insurance
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
Huett’s Furniture Store
Sidney Street
W. H. Huett
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