Kilgore Outlines Home Ties and Duty in Long Session
Kilgore explains he will stay in Washington to vote on important House measures while Congress remains in session through year end. He notes open contact with South Texas constituents, lists mail and phone contacts, and lists visiting district figures from Laredo Eagle Pass and Browns area.
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Congress
South
Texas
House
South Texas
Washington, D. C
16Th
Washington
D.C
Capitol
Cory
State Parole Strain Edges Toward Wider Texas Youth Aid
The Texas Youth Council parole division will triple to ten officers by September 1 to cut the parolee ratio from 1 to 357 to 1 to 178. By March 1, 1964, five more officers will bring the ratio to 1 to 118, with large concentrations in Dallas, Bexar, El Paso and neighboring counties. Other items cover regulatory appointees, insurance hearing debates on policy ceilings, state building plans, annexation acts, and land-board shifts under Texas governance.
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Austin
Texas Youth Council
Lone Star
Igher
Dallas
Arms
Bexar
el Paso
Jefferson
Tarrant
Travis
Nueces
McLennan
Bell
Lubbock
Cameron
Grayson
Brazoria
Ector
Galveston
Gregg
Hale
Hidalgo
Howard
Hunt
Midland
Navarro
Potter
San Patricio
Smith, Taylor
Wichita
Williamson
Frank Miskell
Robert C. Duke
Houston Attoraney
Fas
Duke
Secretary of State
Securities Division
Texas
State Insurance Board
New Pro
Legislative Budet Board
John Connally
State Hospitals Board
State Psychiatric Institute
Houston
Gatesville School For
Gainesville School For Girls
Crockett School
Alion
Waggoner Carr
Texas A & M University
Earl Rudder
Texas Municipal League
School Board
Jerry Sadler
Connally
State School Land Board
Ee Gulf of Mexico
Land Board
Law of Mistake and Fraud in Contract Cases
This piece explains when a contract may be void due to mistake or fraud. It outlines five elements of legal fraud and emphasizes the need for clear proof, especially when misrepresentation concerns serious wrongdoing, and notes how misinterpretations can lead to reformation or enforcement issues.
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Falcon Patio
Smith
Black
Raffles
Peerless
Tax Refund Claim Due By Sept 30
Farmers urged to submit Federal Gas Tax refund claims by September 30 for the four cent per gallon tax on farm fuel from July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1963. Form 2240 is required. claims are audit liable and records must be kept.
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College Station
C. H. Bates
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bates
State Comptroller’s Office
Internal Revenue Service
Caveng Emptor in Ancient Law Cited by Texas Bar
A Texas Bar feature cautions readers to scrutinize claims and not accept contract papers blindly. It stresses that legal outcomes hinge on exact facts and advises consulting an attorney for precise advice.
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State Bar of Texas
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Port Isabel
Kilgore
U. S
Rep
Joe M. Kilgore
15Th District
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C. V. Uranga
Relph Beard
Eagle Pass
Alice Jobe
Willie Barry
Genoa Martin
Paul Garza
Frank Y. Hifl
Laredo
Browns
Rommel
RIO Grande Valley Gas Company
Carr
Padre Island
Short
Sam F. Collins
Newton
John W. Simmons
The
Sabine River
Ity
Hudson Davis
Borger
R. Leighton McKinney Jr
Denison
Red River
State General Revenue
Funch
Port Isabel Area
Blackburn
E. Elizabeth
Brownsville
Personality Beauty Shop
Rexall
Pread Lumber
Cotas
East
10Th
Frontier Lumber Co
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