Party Loyalty Pledge Upheld in Texas Court Decision
Court preserves party power over state operations while addressing delegates to the state presidential convention. The ruling notes that party organizations including the state committee are the repositories of party power and can be regulated only as statutes require. The decision discusses alignment with Prohibition era issues and the role of party affiliations in nominating delegates.
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State Committee
Children Pilgrimage to Alamo Highlight Fiesta Day
Text describes a parade featuring laundry, bands, floats including Toonerville trolley, and a planned pilgrimage to the Alamo at 4 o'clock led by Merrill Bishop. The event includes musical performances by high school bands, an Alamo address by Governor Ross Sterling, and rites on the Concepcion battlefield with memorials to Richard Andrews.
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Yoakum Chamber of Commerce
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Texas
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Party pledge upheld as moral obligation in primaries
The article discusses the Supreme Court ruling on party pledge enforceability in Democratic primaries and conventions. It cites earlier cases Love and Westerman and emphasizes that voters must intend to support party nominees to participate. It notes party managers’ sufficiency of the pledge and the moral obligation arising from party government.
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Wills Opposes Treasury Gut In Hoover Era Budget
Washington April 21 Mills criticized a ten percent cut in Treasury appropriations as not businesslike and possibly not economical in a letter to Senate subcommittee chair Oddle. The House economy committee pressed its cutback plan to save 200 million dollars next year while Treasury proposed a five day week and furloughs for civil servants.
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Fragmented San Antonio Public Notice Listing
A damaged OCR item from San Antonio references local utilities and service posting details, but the text is garbled. Readable elements include place names and scattered abbreviations, with no clear event or dates due to heavy transcription errors.
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