Texas Constitutional Amendment on Pension Funds and Memorials
Fragmented OCR text outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment for crediting both teacher and employee public service to retirement systems, plus provisions for state funding of Confederate pensions and a state building fund. It details election timing, financial safeguards, memorial allocations, and administrative actions to implement the amendment if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Guekhed Siemyers
Employees Retirement System
Texas
Elscton
Tesgher
Tenax
Sual
Ina
Texas Legislature Seeks Amendment on State Aid Program
The proposed state constitutional amendment targets relief for needy Texans aged 65 or older and blind or needy individuals over 21, with residency and duration requirements. It limits monthly payments to 20 dollars and bars aid to residents of state institutions who haven not resided in Texas for at least one year prior to application.
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Texas
The
United
Ald Thoreunder
Legistature
Amouite
Tormestman
Dollave
Paul
State of Tests
Legisla
Treone
Beadyven
Sisto
Tenes
Persia
Furels Shell
Neady
Eid
Texas Senate Joint Resolution N o 10 creates State Building Commission
A historical text fragment outlines a Texas constitutional amendment to establish the State Building Commission with members the Governor, Attorney General, and Board of Control chair, with possible law to add another official. It details a State Building Fund, surplus pension funds transfer, and limited memorial expenditures under legislative direction, plus election proclamation provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Building Fund
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Nepeok
Confederate States of America
Supreme Courts
State Building Commission
Sia Building Commission
Republic
Texas
Ahmed
Confederate States
State of Texas
State OF
Board of Control
Senate
Texas Voters Consider Amendment to Prohibit State Debt Banking
The proposed Texas constitutional amendment would ban the state from lending its credit or issuing public money to pay or support debt of individuals firms or sub divisions. It directs voters to mark yes for approval and if a majority votes in favor the amendment becomes part of the state constitution. The governor would issue the proclamation for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of
Texas
Bach
Setion
State of Texas
Election note and brief social items from Eagle Lake
The item notes Mrs. Cally returning home from a Baton Rouge visit that was shortened to Eagle Lake. Houston visitors Mr. and Myra A. E. Cearnal and family joined Miss Madeline Cearnal at her home. A for rent ad for a four room unfurnished apartment near town is included. The Irvin Terrell family reports a vacation in Colorado from their Boulder headquarters. A local seed seller advertises fresh stock of seeds.
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Cally
Baton Rouge
Eagle Lake
Houston
Myra
Colohado
Irvin Terrell
Colorado
Boulder
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Este
Chevrolet
A. .L. Baring, Inc
Taylor
Joe Er Lan's
Central Power. and Light Company
Cae
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