Texans to Vote on Five State Constitutional Amendments
Five proposed amendments to the Texas constitution head to the general election on November 3. The measures cover funding a John Tarleton college building, allowing state offices to issue payroll warrants for higher education duties, requiring comptroller certification of appropriations, enabling new courts in specific criminal and probate matters, and permitting up to two million dollars of permanent school funds to back a state office building in Austin.
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Army
Navy
Austin
Moulton Girl Elected Czech Club Officer
University of Texas Czech Club members reorganized this fall and study language and customs of Czechoslovakia while attending campus activities and intramural sports. Mary Steinacher of Moulton was elected secretary treasurer for the club.
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Moulton
Czechoslovakia
Mary Steinacher
Rubber rationing urged to spare tires for all
Akron Ohio October 15 The rubber administrator William J Jeffers told newsmen that gasoline rationing and strict adherence to the 35 mile speed limit may leave tires for everybody if the public cooperates. He arrived for a look at Akron's growing synthetic rubber industry and said spare tires depend on reducing civilian wear.
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Akron
Ohio
Walliam J. Jeffers
Sugar Stamp No 9 Allows Sugar Purchase Through December 15
Washington announces Stamp No. 9 good for three pounds of sugar for home use between November 11 and December 15. Stamp No. 8, for five pounds, expires at midnight October 31.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Czech Day Set in Texas by Gov Stevenson
Governor Coke R. Stevenson proclaimed October 28 as Czechoslovak Independence Day in Texas. The declaration honors the founders of Czechoslovakia and their ideals and zeal.
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Stevenson
Austin
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
Czechoslovakia
Dallas newspaper man and former state senator dies
E G Senter aged 77 a Dallas newspaper man and former state senator died at his Dallas home Friday He served in the Texas senate from 1907 to 1911.
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E.G. Senter
Dallas
Senate
Lavaca County Relief Policy Shifts Food Distribution
Lavaca County Judge Paul H. Fertsch announces a new policy directing the Relief Distribution Office to stop delivering food commodities to families with an able bodied employable member. The change targets employable individuals while preserving aid to undernourished children and destitute families through the School Children Program.
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Paul H. Fertsch
Lavaca County
Lavaca
Commissioners Court
Solons Vote to Keep Security Tax Frozen
A joint senate house committee agreed to retain in the revenue bill an amendment seizing social security taxes for 1943 at 1 percent on employers and a like amount on employees.
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Washington
Senate
House
What You Buy With WAR BENDS
An Army motor trailer closely resembles a standard automobile trailer but serves as a traveling hospital dental clinic and testing laboratory for military use along highways and in tourist camps.
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Army
War Bonds Drive for Mobile Medical Units
Portable surgical and dental units are hauled to destinations as trucks are released for other duties. Cost ranges from 1200 to 3000 dollars and weights span 1 to 8 tons. Support the Army by investing at least ten percent of income through payroll savings or buy bonds via banks or post offices.
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Payroll Savings
Poe
Treasury Department
Coast Guard Seeks War Bond Drive For 16-Inch Cannon
The 16 inch coast gun is described as the most powerful American weapon, costing about 2 million dollars and able to fire a two ton shell over long distances. An eight inch mobile railway gun could project a heavy shell about 18 miles. The Treasury urges investing at least ten percent of income in War Bonds and Stamps each payday.
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Coast Guard
U. S. Treasury Department
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