Pension move sparks Texas budget battle in joint session
In Austin a storm erupted over financing old age pensions from the deficit wing of the general revenue fund. Miss Helen Keller's appearance in a joint session stalled Governor O Daniel's latest bid, as House members debated two pension bills H B 222 and H B 387 with differing appropriation totals. A commerce of debate followed before further action.
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Fexas
General Revenue
Helen Keller
W. Lee O'Daniel
First & Moore
Kel Jer
Untitled Health Remedy Ad From Faded OCR
An old style advertisement promotes various medicines for kidney and bladder issues. The garbled text lists cures like Gold Medal Mourlem Oil and other tonics while repeating phrases about relief, strength, and vitality without coherent claims or clear sourcing.
Coronation set crowns D C Brandt as champ worker
D C Brandt will be crowned 6 30 pm Tuesday at Fravis Park Methodist church as the first champion worker. The event follows completion of a 1500 square foot new room built by church members, funded by Logan and David Stephenson who gave 600 dollars. Brandt will receive a pie and gold crown crafted by Miss Wilhema Lang during the victory dinner and room dedication for recreation, holy practice and assembly.
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David Stephenson
Brandt
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Combat Teams Depart Fort Sam For Maneuvers
About 10 000 soldiers of the Second division move in a field maneuver. Team 9 comprising Ninth infantry and Fifteenth field artillery battalion heads to Camp Bullit, while Team 38 consisting of Thirty-eighth infantry and Thirty-eighth field artillery battalion heads for Abilene. Team 23, Twenty-third infantry and Thirty-seventh field artillery battalions, will train at Brownwood. Teams 9 and 23 are to return after April 18 and Team 38 by May 3.
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Marshall May Visit Nine Camps On Inspection Tour
Washington April 8 Gen George C Marshall army chief of staff will leave Washington by plane tonight to inspect armored forces at Fort Knox Ky the field artillery school at Fort Sill Okla and possibly other camps in the South The army said weather and Washington affairs may lead Marshall to examine the national guard division at Abilene and Brownwood Camp Beauregard La Camp Shelby Miss and the air forces in San Antonio and nearby bases
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Opposed to Compulsory Arbitration in Defense Disputes
William H. Davis vice chairman of the defense mediation board told the House Military Committee he was utterly opposed to compulsory arbitration for defense labor disputes and favored a cooling off period. He spoke in response to Representative Davis of Tennessee during the defense program progress inquiry.
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William H. Davis
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Davis Refuses Outlawing Union Strikes During Emergency
Representative Davis testifies before a committee on labor policy. Asked about outlawing jurisdictional and union organization strikes during the emergency, he says no. He distinguishes strikes over wages and conditions from those aimed at union representation, noting fault on both sides in the AU Chalmers Milwaukee dispute and describing union security as a central issue.
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Fresh Board Hears Tenets of Labor Relations Policy
Testimony opened with Davis stressing the need for sound relations between labor and management for national defense. He described starting fresh with procedures guided by best judgment as the Board weighs cases after recent NLRB defeats for unions seeking to challenge the CIO.
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Sidney Hileman
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May Uwsky
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Frenchman at A and M Honored as Distinguished Student
A. Gnatley of West Central Texas State College has been named a distinguished student. Parents Mr and Mrs Gnatley were informed. Awards like this typically go to sophomores. The South studies petroleum engineering.
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Housing survey planned to assess hounding needs
An anis survey to determine Joral Arterge hounding needs will be made by the San Antonio Trial batate hoard soon. Kilpatrick said information at housing available to national defense workers had been requested by the defense housing co producer amathry agencies. The survey will determine the number of vacant residence units and the number under conarite Mary Teali with decide the number of vacant hustners heard and chose. All areas Governor by City postal regaicen vel be Included in the Survey.
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Dies Says Reds Not Rife at U. T.
Houston April 8 Representative Martin Dies stated he does not believe communists are at the University of Texas now or ever have been. He answered Homer P. Rainey’s demand to prove communist presence.
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Houston
Martin Dies
Lexus
Homer P. Rainey
S A Cirl to Take Fine Arts Degree at San Antonio
Ibbe Lande of San Antonio is a candidate for a bachelor of fine arts at the June University of Texas graduation, majoring in acting in the drama department. She is president of the Sigma Delta sorority and a member of the University Curtain club.
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Ibbe Lande
San Antonio
New Orleans Drug Drive Cited For Tougher Enforcement
In New Orleans on April 8 an INS despatch notes police anti narcotics efforts show some success. A cited addict says cops have made things tougher and that users are seeking pure heroin as a result of the drive, reflecting mixed reactions to enforcement.
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