Auto tax funds restrained by court order in Texas case
A temporary restraining order limits Maury Maverick and deputies from actions on auto license funds amid a suit over distribution of highway money. Five Texas counties claim the law unconstitutionally allocates revenue, seeking a court ruling to curb highway department funding and reduce local road taxes. The case, led by Judge Wurzbach, could yield about 50,000 yearly for the county if victorious.
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Maury Maverick
Wile
State Highway Department
Jude Peers
Dietrich Court
Asfler Boon
Atttorney
D. F. Davin
Rezar
I.cena
Guy
Highway Department
Arzat
Austin
Glaintiffa
Jornes
Callax
Harrie
Taapaxers
Mans Yenra
He Ani
Durkee Reappointed to Civilian Aid Office Four-Year Term
Ralph I Durkee is reappointed for a four year term as director of the Civilian Aid Office under the Secretary of War. The appointment, announced today, names Durkee to lead C.G.M.T. C. activities in Belfast Northern Ireland. Also noted is the arrival in Belfast of Infanta Beatrica and Infanta Maria Christina, daughters of former King Alfonso of Spain, on a visit to Helfart.
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Durkee
Ralph I Durkee
Marrick Hourly
Tursley
Thesa Affective Angel
Cg.mt. C
Teza
Infantas
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Aux
Infante
Beatrica
Infanta
Maria Christina
Alfonso of Spain
Helfart
Modern Era For Maids Cooks Urged By Official
WASHINGTON D C An official urged a higher status for domestic workers today as part of a broader reform program. Miss Mary Anderson, head of the war bureau, called for industrial schooling and employment service to improve conditions.
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Wariington
D. C
Mary Anderson
War U'S Bureau
Nanlera
Ployer
Rescue in island mountains after US airmen parachute crash
Aug 11 report says United States army airmen survived a heavy rainstorm over the Waianae mountains and parachuted to safety. Lieut Donald B Meade and Tri vale James D Koons were rescued after landing in a desolate area, while Liewé Weldon T Theaites was found with some difficulty. Generals called the rescue operation the worst spot on Gal island and teams searched by air and foot.
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Bonolgeu
G—Theep
United States Army
Waianae
Liewé Weldon T Theaites
Donald B. Meade
Trivale James D. Koons
Meade
Koons
Gerald C. Brant
Air Coma
Fn Department
Jeader
Reseng
Gal Island
Bananas Sold Amid Ocean Dump Threats and Ship News
In Baltimord area Aug 11 authorities report bananas selling for 28 cents. Frail ships head to sea to dump cargo while about 100000 brooches arrive weekly for several weeks. Unclear lines mention the scene and individuals amid chaotic trade.
Winter Storm Ramps Up In Dakota City
Wild winds sweep the Dakota region as winter conditions intensify with squalls and light snowfall. The local weather observer notes temperatures around 60 degrees and mentions that snowflakes melted before reaching the ground, signaling an unsettled forecast for Watertown and surrounding areas.
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BNOW
Dakota
Watertown
Wild Man
Alabama Society in NY objects to name Alabamian
Aug 11 New York residents report that Anne Rene Mick Walker, president of the Alabama Society in New York, denounces the term Alabamians used for Alabamians abroad as inappropriate. The group, composed of former Alabama residents, seeks a preferred designation.
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New York
Anne Rene Mick’ Walker
Forme Sreridente
Alabama
Royal Family Tour Ottawa Visit Tonight Banquet
Royal visitors arrive in Ottawa today and will be honored with a state banquet presided over by Canada's prime minister. The planned events reflect a formal and high level royal tour with official receptions and engagements.
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Ottawa
Canada
Oklahoma Governor to speak at Gainesville bridge opening
Governor William H. Murray of Oklahoma and Ross & Sterling of Lezas are invited to address the Gainesville celebration on September 7 for the opening of the new Tend River bridge on highway No. 12.
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Gainesville
Texas
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ross &. Sterling
Lezas
Tend River
N. Highway No. TZ
Investigation underway on Belgian imports at Washington
Universal Service reports Washington officials opened a probe into Belgian made goods suspected of evading tariff laws. Treacherous activity details remain unclear as officials review shipments and assess compliance with U S tariff regulations.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. Ga
Belgium
United States
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