Texas Proposal for State and County Retirement Fund Amendment
A 1946 Texas constitutional amendment proposes adding Section 62 to Article 16 to create a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for state appointive officers and employees with state and county funding limits, investment rules, and eligibility restrictions. It specifies a statewide election in November 1946 and ballot wording for adoption or rejection of the amendment.
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State of
Texas
United States
Texas joint resolution on funding Tarleton College building
A proposed constitutional amendment authorizes the Texas Legislature to appropriate up to 75000 to pay building claims for John Tarleton Agricultural College. The measure specifies election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1946 with for and against ballots, and allocates 5000 for publication and election costs.
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State of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Texas
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Texas Veterans Land Board Proposed in House Joint Resolution
The document outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment adding Section 49-b to Article III to create a Veteran's Land Board comprising the Governor, Attorney General, and Commissioner of the General Land Office. It authorizes the board to issue up to 25 million dollars in state bonds to fund a Veteran's Land Fund via a voter election and proclamation.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Veteran’s Land Board
Veteran's Land Fund
Veteran's Land Board
General Land Office
Veteran’s Land Fund
Texas Veterans Land Fund Amendment Proposed for 1946 Vote
The proposed constitutional amendment adds Section 49 b to Article III to create a Texas Veterans Land Fund for land purchases to be sold to World War II veterans. Bonds bear up to 3 percent interest with preferential bond sale rights to veteran funds. Funds come from land sales and interest, eight year sale windows, and a $10,099 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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Veteran’s Land Board
Veteran’s Land Fund
United States
Texas Prison System
State of Texas
Veteran's Land Fund
State of
Texas
General Revenue Fund
Political Candidate Announcements for Democratic Ticket
The Standard publishes 1946 county district state and congressional political notices in the order received. Announcements require cash in advance and are authorized to announce Democratic candidates for the listed offices.
85th Texas Legislative District Representative and County Tickets
The notice lists candidates for county office on the independent ticket subject to the November general election. Names include Tom Martin for representative, Maurice J. Lehmann for sheriff with Robert Loth re-election, Henry Hirsch for county tax assessor collector, and WM. Petmęcky and E. L. Schmidt as additional officials.
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Standard
Texas Legislative Dist
Maurice J. Lehmann
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Attorney General of
S. J. BR
Ford - Ferguson Tractor and Implements
Boening Implement CO
A. C. Boening
Tom Martin
Robert
Bob” Loth
Henry Hirsch
Victor B. Rogers V. H. Sagebiel
Felix Scherer
Albert Petermann
WM. Petmecky
E. L. Schmidt
Reinhold Tatsch
Ben Fiedler
Henry Borchers
Eugene H. Kramer
Alb. A. Weber
Arnold Markwordt
Reuben Nixon
Elgin Dittmar
Guido Kuhlmann
Felix Pfiester
Alfred McDougall
Edgar A. Gold
Reuben Schneider
FOR Justice OF the Peace
WM. Bruns
Durham
Kallenberg’s
The
Hill Country Livestock Protective Association
Hill Country Livestock Protective Ass’n
Fredericksburg
Helmuth Behrend
ROBT
Blum Warehouse
FreDeRicksburg PuBlishing Co., Inc
St Io
Lochtecco & Fenia Company
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