Weary Texas lawmakers end session with record bills
The 50th Texas Legislature adjourned after a 144 day session. Of 1,335 bills acted, 481 passed, 854 died or were defeated. Nine constitutional amendments were proposed, one for August 3 special election and eight for November 1948. About 219 million dollars was appropriated, a two year peak.
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Ted State
Building Fund Vote Set On Texas University Plan
Twenty three years ago in The Standard the Legislature approved a constitutional amendment for a 60 million building program for Texas universities. UT 10m A&M 5m and 45m for 14 other colleges. Campaigns organized by Dudley Woodward and groups like the Texas Teachers Association and American Legion. Governor Jester vetoed limited items while several bills faced vetoes and constitutional questions. Also notes on paroling reforms and labor mediation, plus memorials and local items.
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Congress
University of Texas
A & M College
Dudley K. Woodward
Dallas
University of Texas Board of Regents
State Teachers Association
the American Legion
Texas League of Women Voters
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
Texas Oil Field Unit Plan Fails At Latter Stage
A Texas bill to legalize a unit plan for oil field development, backed by the oil industry to pool leases and reduce wells, failed at the last minutes of the session. Opponents argued it would relax anti trust laws to favor producers and harm landowners.
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Texas
Veterans Affairs Board Created by Legislature
The Legislature passed a bill creating a five man Veterans Affairs Commission but did not fund the proposed $25 million land fund for veterans. All state payment plans for veterans' bonds were left without action, ending any concrete decision on the issue.
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Commission of Veterans Affairs
Old-Age Assistance Ceiling Fight Fails in Senate
A proposed constitutional amendment to lift the $35 million ceiling on state old-age assistance and aid to the needy blind and dependent children was defeated in the Senate after last minute lobbying by welfare agencies. House had approved the measure. Supporters argued the ceiling is too low given rising claimant numbers and expect checks to shrink further.
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Senate
House
Doss Cyclones Beat Mutual Lumber Five Three in City League
Doss Cyclones defeated Mutual Lumber Co in a thrilling 5 to 3 game at Seipp Diamond on Friday night June 6. Levy Rosenbusch, recently injured, shows improvement and will remain in hospital for weeks. Several local residents visited Doss for the game and events including a piano recital at Fredericksburg High and a Nehr Neffendorf wedding in Fredericksburg.
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Doss Cyclones
Mutual Lumber Co
Seipp
Levy Rosenbusch
Alfred Kott
Simon Eckstein
Kerrville
Doss
Herbert Durst
San Antonio
Sylvia
Doris Spaeth
Otto Spaeth
Jay Hein
Fredericksburg
Moore
Capitol Area Council of Austin
Richard Neffendorf
Wm. Friedrich
Bernhard Crenwelge
New Electric Ranges For Sale At Moritz Electrical Works
Moritz Electrical Works at 710 W San Antonio Street lists new electric ranges for sale. The advertisement highlights affordable pricing and available stock for immediate pickup or delivery.
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Moritz Electrical Works
San Antonio Street
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Fredericksburg, Texas
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