Texas Senate Joint Resolution 4 seeks tax shifts for Confederate pensions and campus builds
A constitutional amendment proposal would replace seven cent ad valorem tax with two and five cent levies to fund Confederate pension payments and higher education improvements. It authorizes bonds for the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and University of Texas from the Permanent University Fund, with a public vote set for August 4, 1947 and a $10,000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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Texas
State OF
Institutions of Higher Learning
Italy
Comptroller of Public Accounts
John ‘Laketon Agricultural College
North ‘Texas Agricultural College
Texas State College For Women
Texas College of Arts and Industries
College of Mines and Metallurgy
Texas Technological College
East Texas State Teachers College
North Texas State Teachers College
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Southwest State Teachers College
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Sul’ Ross State Teachers College
West Texas State Teachers College
Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
State of Texas
S.ss
Wiica
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Pirach of Regents of
University of Texas
Permanent University
Permanent Univer
Sity
Agricultiral and Mechanical College of
University of ‘Texas
PCS
Sid. Au
Iugue Learning
Agricultural and Mechanical College of ‘Texas
Graduate Wilood Hagens Receives Diploma at Baldwin College
Wilood Hagens, student in Baldwin College of Yoakum accounting, completed all requirements and earned a diploma and the Certificate of Proficiency in Accounting and Typing. A U S Army veteran, he engaged in Student Club activities and is a Yoakum High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hagens of Route 1 Yoakum Texas.
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Wilood Hagens
Baldwin Business College of
Yoakum
Colege
Wilbert
U. S. Army
Balawin’s
Yoakum High School
Walter Hagens
Route 1
Yoakum, Texas
Subscriptions Acknowledged by The Eagle Readers
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names include Eilert Mueller and Ewald Bekenhoff of Moulton, Mrs. M F Petrek and Mrs. Mary Johanssen of Houston, Jim Sykora of Houston, and others from Moulton San Antonio Table Rock Shiner Spofford and nearby areas.
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Eagle
Eilert Mueller
Moulton
Ewald Bekenhoff
M.F. Petrek
Houston
Mary Johanssen
Jim Sykora
Malvin Merrem
Frank Wagner
A. L. York
Spofford
A. Wotipka
Wesley Lewis
San Antonio
Elo Pavlicek
Charles Kozak
Table Rock
Nebraska
Nolan Wagner
Ad. Etlinger
Ad. Haas
F. C. Smith
R. B. Papacek
Elsie Kurtz
Shiner
Steve Roznovsky
E. H. Southard
Edgar Raab
Oehl and Meiser Schlaeger in Hallettsville Monday
Erwin Oehl and Jodie Meiser Schlaeger visited Hallettsville on Monday. Miss Alice Arnim of Houston is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Arnim in the area.
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Erwin Oehl
Jodie Meiserschlaeger
Hallettsville
Alice Arnim
Houston
Mrs
E. O. Arnim
Corpus Christi Visit By Ellinghausen And Sykora Families
Mr. Helmuth Ellinghausen and his family from Moulton visited Corpus Christi with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sykora of Houston for a two day stay last week.
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Helmuth Ellinghausen
Moulton
Jim Sykora
Houston
Corpus Christi
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Kimbell
Ehge As
White House
McClellan's Poultry Remedies
Farmers Produce and Feed& Co
Peter Derrich
Frank Tetras
Texas A. & M.college Extension Service
DR. Jennings
B. Cook
Optometrist
Tholemeyer Building
Flatonia, Texas
Bryan Pemberton
P. O
Cuero, Texas
Senate
K'.ve
Julie Beaute Salon
Flatonia
Julia & Mary Pichoda
Wilbert Hagens
Henkhaus
Ritz Drive Inn