Plan for Texas teacher pay rise eyed as session fate hangs
A Texas House committee weighs a compromise to raise teacher salaries by 402 dollars and shift basic school cost burden to local districts. Gov. Shivers could call a special session after consulting lawmakers. Rival candidates echo attacks as cross filing looms and drought aid struggles worsen costs for West Texas farmers and ranchers amid halted transport aid.
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J. W. Edgar
Allan Shivers
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Overcrowding in Texas state hospitals spurs reforms
The Board for the State Hospitals and Special Schools warned overcrowding will persist with population growth. A $35 million seven year program lags behind bed demand. 20 850 patients occupy spaces for 13 200. Proposals include private nursing home subsidies and outpatient control at mental and tuberculosis hospitals.
Separate property heirs rules in Texas law for intestacy
The article explains how separate property is divided if no will exists. It outlines shares for surviving spouse and children, or absence of descendants, and details for real estate versus personal property. It also notes a pamphlet from the State Bar of Texas and adds a local note about visitors.
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Gillespie County Seeks Reinstatement in Drought Program
The Gillespie County Drought Committee filed with the State Drought Committee on Monday to rejoin the Drought Relief Program after a 1953 suspension affecting over 100 counties. They cite severe 1953 rainfall deficits and poor small grain grazing, seeking reinstatement so farmers can access wheat and corn support via the ASC PMA office.
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State Drought Committee
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PMA
Home Building Boom Year Seen
National Home Builder president Emmanuel M. Plegel predicted 1954 would be the peak year for housing with about 2,000,000 new or modern homes built if government aids make second mortgages marketable through a federal guarantee and a central banking mechanism.
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Rural Youth Day set for Feb 13 at Stock Show
Rural Youth Day will highlight 4-H FFA and FHA with a matinee at the 1954 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Free grounds admission for FFA FHA and 4-H members, plus a $300 prize pool distributed as 75 to each group. A grass judging contest for FFA and 4-H opens at 8 am. winners announced at 1 pm before rodeo acts.
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Farmer Joins Farm Credit Board of Houston
J. S. Farmer of Junction Texas is appointed by Governor C. R. Arnold to the Farm Credit Board of Houston. He will serve as a director of the Federal Land Bank the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank the Production Credit Corporation and the Houston Bank for Cooperatives. Mrs Lydia Blerschwale and children and Mrs Lula Roberts were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter McDougall Sunday.
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Push for Air Force Academy gains House committee support
House Armed Services committee approved a bill to authorize an Air Force Academy patterned after West Point and Annapolis. If enacted, the school would begin about 1956 with roughly 300 cadets, expanding to about 2500 and 500 graduates annually, using an existing facility until a permanent site is built. Site location and final decision lie with the Secretary of the Air Force with a commissioning of a review commission.
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Randolph Field
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Centerville Daydream Improvised Fuel Aid
A driver, stuck with an empty tank, finds a nearby gas station offering emergency gas with a self-serve jar marked 1.00 and a note thanking contributors. The act enables the speaker to attend a meeting on time and return home. The piece extols neighborly trust and goodwill among community members.
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