O Daniel Faces Senate Clash Over Appointments In Texas
Governor elect W Lee O Daniel seeks approval for Abe Myers as Secretary of State and faces questions on Mays eligibility under a salary raise. Senate friction grows over East Texas representation on the Highway Commission as Carl Collins is questioned. A broad tax fight looms with an omnibus bill debated after a Fort Worth cabinet meeting.
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O'Daniel
Senate
Abe Myers
Atlanta
Texas
O’daniel
Mays
Harold Beck
Texarkana
Harry Graves
Court of Criminal Appeal
High Court
May
East Texas
Carl P. Collins
Colins
Allred
Fort Worth
Ding
Obervers
Wth O’daniel
Austin
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Palestine
Jake Loy
Sherman
The
County Judges Association
Debt Board
Behind the Scenes in American Business
Analysts see slow improvement after holidays as utilities expect record electric output in 1939. Farmers anticipate higher cash income. clothing stores may gain 10 percent in the first quarter. House Republicans lose Patman bill support amid election losses. Phonograph records rebound to 35 million sales, a 16 percent rise from 1937.
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Statistical Services
Washington
House of Representatives
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Capitol
Things to Watch for in 20th Century Household Tech
The list highlights wired hotel television systems with room receivers and a master set atop the building. It notes self gartered socks and upcoming self linked cuffs shirts with self buttoned collars. Other items include a self folding ladder, cocoa butter soap, a belt driven toaster, a wool rubbed remote control plane, and a colored car light to show speed to police.
Goodman Sees Tax Plan Gaining Local Backing
Goodman reports strong county officials support for a plan to shift state taxes to local county collectors. Dallas County’s Collector Cobb says local offices could handle evictions better, requiring more aggressive collection but offering improved cooperation. Goodman aims to secure broader cooperation to move state taxes to county collection, while maintaining Midland and Austin residences and inviting constituent contact during legislative duties.
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Austin
Cobb
Dallas County
Goodman
Midland
Driskill Hotel
Humble and Messinger Add Wellson County Producers
S Messinger and Humble added producers in Ward county. Messinger No. 1 Allard in the South Ward field produced 121 barrels of 37.5 gravity oil in 24 hours with a gas oil ratio of 2896 to 1, bottomed at 2258 feet, topped pay at 2195 feet, and shot with 250 quarts of nitroglycerin. Humble No. 22 F University in
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Co. S. Messinger
Humble
Ward
Messnger No
Allard
South Ward
H&tc
Humble No
F University
North Ward field yields high oil flow at deep depth
The North Ward field produced 905.37 barrels of 34.6 gravity oil in 24 hours with a total depth of 9745 feet and a gas oil ratio of 1490 to 1. Pay stood at 2545 feet and was shot with 400 quarts. Location 990 feet from the north and 1650 feet from the east line of section 3 16 0. Humble No 1 Winter Garden in the Pecos Valley Pool, southern Ward county, flowed 20 barrels in six hours through a 35 64th inch choke. Total depth 1870 feet. The well is 190 feet northeast and 200 feet southeast from the west corner of section 33 1-H and TC.
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North Ward
Pecos Valley
Ward County
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Monahans News
S. Pacific St
Monahans
Hugh P. Cooper
Oren F. Crocker
Johnny E. Smith
West Texas Press Association
By Julian Capers, Jr
W. Lee O’daniel
Senate Investigating Committee
Holbrook
Galveston
Hill
Henderson
Albert Stone
Brenham
Wilbourne Collie
Eatland
Weinert
Seguin
Colorado River
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Land Ofcome Meot
Bill McGraw
McCraw
Bill McDonald
University Stadium
Alfred
W. Lee O' Daniel
BY John Craddock
Humble, Messinger Add Wellson County
Seheastinath
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Vanette
Eos
Humble No. 1
Winter Garden
Beth Williams Liquor Store
City Pharmacy
Permian Ice Co
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Bankhead
Motor Company
Mills Chevrolet
Monahan
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