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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

19

Texas House Debates Oil and Gas Commission Restructure

April events in Austin show lawmakers debating a bill to depose the railroad commission and establish a natural resources commission. A vote to reconsider the engrossment failed, with Graves voting no. Senate and House align on departmental appropriations and constitutional amendments. several measures pass including abolishing Harris County clerk duties and repealing the San Antonio river navigation district.

Austin Im—A. bin Lh Tones Railroad Commission Oil and Gas Conservation Agency Natural Resources Commission Texas House of Representatives Tonoes Itayes Graves Z. E. Coombes Dallas EK. Daniel Crockett Senate House Cenate Sesslon Alpha Bellentis Harris County Criminal Court San Antonio Bexar County Brazoria Anthorlaing Il Earory Seboal Eistre Bermoan County Court of Law

Gonzales Marshal Retains Office in Narrow Win

Gonzales city marshal D. Cone wins re election by 21 votes over Tiare Robertson. Cone, a veteran officer, has served 24 years. Alderman race in Ward No 2 sees A. K. Bell and J. B. Tinsley tied with 42 votes each.

Gonzales Cone Tiare Pre Robertson Te State A. K. Bell J.B Tinsley

Judge Ball Will Speak for Onis Mayor Candidacy

A fragmentary report notes Judge Ball will speak for Onis in support of Mayor Quin’s candidacy. The item mentions a radio talk at MM station, timing around 1h Wednesday evening, with references to Co. K. Quin and WOAT.

Judge Ball Onis Co. K. Quin Woat Quin International Institute Hgie Tau Zela Jack Colter Kari Aldrich Elvetel Collyer Plaza Hotel

San Antonio club meetings list scattered events

A long OCR-like listing details numerous club meetings across San Antonio. Groups include San Antonio Culture Club, Zan Zant sorority, Ladies' Auxiliary of De Retail Druggists' Association, Daughters of the American Revolution, Shaksaperé club, Algha Zadik Aleph, and many PTAs and auxiliary chapters. Events specify times around 12:30 to 4:75, venues such as 133 East Magnolia, Richen ballroom, Plaza hotel, Nix Professional Building, and local schools with dates mainly Wednesday or Thursday evenings. The notices cover dances, teas, lectures, and committee meetings, with many hostesses named and several community organizations referenced.

San Antone Sel Culture Elut Jwelwk J. de Puy Log West Lynwoot San Antonin Atljeugne Willem Aseyn Zan Zant Graler de Re Assonlatann

Congress Debates Five Day Week and Relief Bill

Senate continues debate on a five day week bill while committees examine administration mortgage and farm relief plans. Judiciary and District of Columbia appropriation discussions occur as a $509,009,000 relief bill is debated. Naval committee actions and an Akron mishap probe also noted with broader inquiries into securities legislation.

Senate Facm Marteare Plan Foreign Relations Committee Moaens Agriculture Enmroltter Stuid Fen Farrs District of Columbis Coimmitiee Dari Maorteuge Fusticiacy Com Sunate District of

Read and War Light Want Ade and Get Quick Results

Read and War Light seeks Ade in a bid to accelerate outcomes. Officials state swift results are expected after negotiations.

Texas Oil Proration Debate Faces Legislature and Courts

Governor urged a 3 cent to 38 cent per barrel production tax to curb oil output as lawmakers consider a plan to strip proration from the Railroad Commission and create a natural resources board. East Texas field limits and a proposed five day shutdown loom as courts weigh enforcement.

Potential Basis to Be Defended in Texas Production Hearings

In Austin on April 5 Myron Ge Biglork of Marshall prepared to present testimony for the Texas Independent Petroleum Association arguing a 6% provable production basis on a Fast Texas field would be fair. Members favored allocating East Texas production by well potential if a workable method for determining potentials is agreed. They cited a recent federal court decision on prorating production. The commission hoped to finish a statewide prorating hearing but lengthy evidence by chemists and similar issues delayed session. EVA and others present.

Chiat House Texas Railroad Commission Railroad Commission United States East Texas Muarghis Texas Railroad Comemission Commisson Commission Austin Myron Ge Biglork Marshall Texas Independent Petroleum Association Cogiiiaon Hed Variniss Welle Wits Niesaea

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