Aviation bill to regulate airlines faces house hearing
In Austin on April 27 a state aviation bill seeking to extend regulatory power to airlines faces a House State Affairs Committee hearing. Durwood Manford chairs the panel and Edgar Hutching handles the bill amid opposition from aeronautics interests who warn a Texas Feeder Airlines corporation could gain an early permit advantage. Permits would be limited and based on convenience and necessity.
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Air Lines
Austin
Senate
Lill
Durwood Manford
Smiley
House
State Ratfairs
Edgar Hutching
Greenville
Fix
Texas Feeder Airlines
Styould
Texas bill outlines air carrier regulation and grandfathered permits
The article outlines a Texas public service approach to air transport under the convenience and necessity theory, restricting intrastate operations to those with public need. It details certificate and permit rules, grandfather clauses for preexisting carriers, and the Texas Railroad Commission as regulator, plus a 25 dollar filing fee and one year effect after peace treaty. It also notes a senator from Meridian, Karl Lovelady, as author and section basics.
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United States
Karl Lovelady
Meredian
Senate
House
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
A Bad Bill Editorial Opposes Texas Aviation Measure
The editorial urges killing the aviation bill before the Texas legislature in Austin. It argues the bill creates worse problems, offers no proven evils to fix, and would hamper returning airmen. It favors federal over state control and warns against duplicating fees and licenses. It questions giving powers to the Texas railroad commission and labels the bill a bad measure.
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House of Representatives
Austin
Texas
U.S
Texas Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission For Power
Regulatory Provisions For Aircraft Carriers And Licenses
The document outlines commission powers on surety bonds insurance, filing fees, and permits. It affects contract carriers, hearings, rate setting, license plates, pilot licensing rules, and notices. It states the commission’s authority to hold hearings and set minimum rates for contract carriers, with effective date tied to peace treaties.
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Rearings
Travis County
Mexico Seeks Machinery for Industry Growth
Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla announced Mexico plans to establish new industry using machinery, no longer used in the United States. He said the Avila Camacho Roosevelt meeting did not discuss sending Mexican soldiers, and negotiations continue with the United States to acquire farm machinery to boost production.
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Naastier
Mexico
Ezequiel Padilla
Padilla
Avila Camacho
Roosevelt
United States
By Millionaire Charged With Swindle in Refugio
Refugio April 27 WPIO Bi Seagraves former millionaire promoter in Houston and New York was jailed on a Telony Sieft charge for swindling linked to a $5000 check cashed in Beluga county. Arrested in a Houston hotel Monday he was returned to Refugio County Jail. Seagraves was a partner in the Moody Seagraves utilities firm and once sought the Niels Esperson building in Refugio before relinquishing ownership. He had ranching interests near Perrville.
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WPIO
Seagraves
Willtiles
Houston
New York
K. D. Hall
Beluga
Moody, Seagraves
Officials Study Truck Problems at Plaza Meeting
Motor truck service division heads of the International Harvester company met Monday night at the Plaza hotel to discuss issues in keeping South Texas trucks in service. The meeting followed the firm’s war time delivery curtailment and its new program to maintain existing motor trucks.
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South Texas
International Harvester Company
Plaza Hotel
Ffirm
Book as Clue in Dallas Robbery Case
A 14 year old Dallas youth is in custody after a robbery at the home of B. Tyler. An automatic pistol and a baby bank were stolen. A school library book titled A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens was found at the scene and used to identify the suspect.
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Halas
Jane
Dickens
Dallas
War Department
Manuel Bazan
Kaiser
Foula G. Bazan
Alice
Walter L. Collins
Liger Upyards
Sarah J. Gearhart
Marfa
Jap Sneak Tactics at Night Reported by Sgt Griffith
CHICAGO April 27. Sergeant Mervin M Griffith 27 a Guadalcanal veteran on furlough described Japanese night fighting tactics. He said Japs would slip into American ranks at night, stab the rear man then kill the next, and sometimes join platoons to shoot and knife soldiers beside them during combat.
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Chicago
TNS
U. S
Mervin M. Griffith
Guaralcanal
Griffith
Chi Capa
Uvem
Kaiser to Build Bigger Nursery For Shipyard Families
Kaiser and the maritime commission plan a landmark project to house and feed children of shipyard workers. The complex will include three four-block buildings, each serving at least 60 percent of children, operating around the clock. Expected cost exceeds 1.6 million dollars with contractors starting in about 15 days and completion within forty days. Mothers will pay under one dollar per day for meals, and innovations aim to ease daily duties for working parents.
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Henry Kaiser Organization
Maritime Commission
Commission
Kaiser
Kaiser- Commission
Kaiser-commission
Civilian Defense Benefits Pushed in House Push
Washington April 27: Legislation to provide benefits for civilian defense workers and Civilian Air Patrol members injured or killed on duty is expected to be pressed in the House after the Easter recess. Backers gain new support from air raid wardens auxiliary policemen firemen and others in volunteer civilian defense programs.
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Washington
Cilian Defense
Basher
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