Texas Constitutional Amendment Proposal Voted November 8 1932
Texas Legislature proposes amendments to sections 1 33 40 of the state constitution restricting who may vote and hold offices. The measure covers age limits disabilities felony status and dual officeholding with exceptions for National Guard and reserve components. It also addresses warrant drawing and payment rules for those with conflicting federal positions. The proposal outlines amendments to sections 1 33 and 40 of Article VI and Article XVI.
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Army
Navy
United States
National Guard
Texas
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
United States Army
Marine Corps
Treasury
National Guard of
Organized Reserves
State of
Constitutional Amendments Filed and Local Notices
The document details proposed constitutional amendments for Texas including election submissions and coast area funding for sea walls and related works. It also records community notices of visits, church revival results, and local social news with multiple resident names and travel mentions.
Constitution Amendment Lets Electors Vote in 1982
The measure seeks to amend Section 55 Article 2 to bar the Legislature from releasing or extinguishing indebtedness of corporations or individuals to the state or subdivisions, except delinquent taxes due for at least ten years. The amendment would be submitted to qualified voters at the General Election in 1982.
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United States
Jane Y. McCallum
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 26 Proposed Amendment
S J R No 26 proposes a constitutional amendment to establish a Permanent University Fund for the University of Texas. The fund would include land grants proceeds and future donations, invested in various bonds with interest available for statewide education purposes. The measure will be voted on November 8, 1932, by qualified electors.
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University of Texas
State of Texas
United States
Texas
Permanent University Fund
Jane Y. McCallum
Lady Takes Cardui For Pain In Side
Mrs H FB Slaughter of Norman Oklahoma says after taking Cardui last summer her health improved. She felt run down with dizziness and a painful right side but now the pain has left her after using several bottles. Cardui sold at local drug stores.
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Bishops Market
Board Church
Kate Nance
Hot Springs Arkanasas
R. E. Nance
Charlene
Laverne Craig
Fay LaGrone
Fay Williford
Hasse
Roger Mariness
Son of Energy
Lee Tate
T. K. Thomas
Lubbock
Kathryn Moore
Galveston
Virginia Hall of
Sidney
Doris Magness
Talmage Smallwood
Throckmorton
Tom Davis
S. J. Isham
Albert Clement
Necine
Colorado
J. H. Tate
Elmer Westmoreland
Carl Hall
Wilson of
Maxwell
C. C. Wilson
Less Wilson
Gustine
Co. C. Wilson
T. V. Moore
Baggett Sun
Allene Stephens
Bagnett
Jadine Moore
A. M. McCamey
Proctor
Charlene Craig
Jess Dunlap
J. D. Pannel
Misses Fairy
Betty Ruth
Mary Jane
Merl Nabors
San Angelo
Jim Nabors
Goodyear
Rwish Cord
EAS
Arthur’s Tire Store
Telephone
Comanche
Texaco Gas and Oils
Senate
Cardui
Biggs
Clarence Biggs
Prop
Elkins Tin Shop
Company
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