House Speeds Legislation in Texas Assembly
The Texas House pushes to shorten the session with adjournment planned for Monday. Bills move through committees as leaders seek to avoid delays, including a capital offense kidnapping bill and a probe into school materials pricing. The Forty second Legislature opens an inquiry into poster prices and copyright of character-building materials.
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Austin
Yeo
Texas
Tour Toteant
House Committee ‘On Education
Rhecrill
Telterne
Yenvaster
le Price
Ani Rhatip
Shorr
Tioder
Montiny
Kyerintent
Snl
Bargedee
Unclear poster costs and public notices cited in probate and education bills
Fragmentary OCR notes describe poster series charges and discounts, state aid alleged to be withheld, and a Dallas distributor reporting costs and net profit. It mentions probate publication rules and an emergency education appropriation bill of about 1 million dollars, with allocations to schools and colleges. The piece references a House judiciary move on repackaging and a county road machinery vote.
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Marrs
C. Tednvkeson Company
Dallas
Nok Peorbien
Eolatca Valent
House
Appropriations Committee
Ealtel
Glale
Dobse
Agricul
Fim
Fort Worth
Weinert
Who
Enly
Cominal
Multiple thefts report across city in fragmented notice
Police report a string of burglaries and thefts including a fountain pen and a check, a 250 gold pin, clothing stolen from homes and offices, and thefts from vehicles. Suspects were arrested or held in several cases, with details inconsistent across the fragmentary text.
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J. W. Gosling
Soledad Street
San Ohe
Chepo- Nee
Ceorge
Tax Sought After Fire Burns House
AUSTIN February. A bill debate on tax remission after a January fire at Robert Toomty's Boreton Springs road house. Discussion covered tax penalties, voter poll tests, and a proposed statewide blanket tax. Cotton acreage reduction bill tabled. A motor vehicle registration tax reform bill advanced. Delinquent tax penalties were debated with phased rates proposed.
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Austin
Roberd
Toomty
Boreton Springs Road
City News Prize masquerade ballet Martine Sundays
Readable fragments describe a calendar of dances and music events at venues including Fest hall and Midway. Mentions cash prizes, various orchestras, and recurring ballroom nights with multiple acts and dates around February Sundays and Mondays.
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Martine
Pebroacy
Guy Cochaime Marke
Vick
Melody Hors
Tony
Cantraville Cance
Sun
Ted Krause
Orchealen
Machima
Call's Orioles
Broadcast Court-Martial Broadcast Refused
Secretary Adams refused to allow radio coverage of the Butler court martial. Details note the trial in early March and potential penalties, including dismissal, with figures cited for pay and retirement, reflecting naval policy and public interest concerns.
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Navy Department
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Tutler
Kervico
Musgeling
Aly
Sears
AL Marine
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Nerers AE Oo
D. Butler
Marines
Mussolini
Civic Body Comes to Butler's Aid
The Philadelphia commission appeals to President Hoover to halt the cost martial of the motive off. Sent by William R. Neholson Jr, secretary of the law enforcement league, the appeal cites courage and incorruptibility of Afaj. Geo. Smediey D. Tuller and requests action to ease a tense civic situation.
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Fed
Philadelphia
Navy
Washington
Costi- Tring
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Geo. Smediey D. Tuller
Vresident
Hoover
Behelé
William R. Neholson Jn
Law Enforcement League
Em Alce
Dotler Memorial commins+ son
Niads
Women May Serve on Nebraska Jury
The Sebuke house of representatives today passed a bill permitting women to serve on juries. The measure now goes to the Senate. The bill makes the jury service optional for women in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
House of Representatives
Unite Senate
Gas Blame in Andree Death
A London report dated February assigns fault to gas exposure in the ill fated 19 pf Arctic balloon expedition of August Andrees and Ky Smnenkel. Bodies were recovered in the Arctic wastes last August near White Island where other expedition members are also found. The account cites kerosene stove and airtight tent conditions as the fatal factors with a mix of garbled names and places from the original text.
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London
Steefanseon Belinter
Gil
N. Steinidborg
Bretansson Wrilis
Eshima
Nation Gull
Nel Neil
Pen maker Hints Texas Good for Wealth and Growth
W A Sheaffer of Fort Madison Iowa arrives in San Antonio en route to California praising Texas as economically strong with high demand for his premium pens. He notes Texas weather and resources, plans stops in El Paso Phoenix LA and San Francisco, and says wheat price ideas could boost farmers profits. Mr and Mrs Sheaffer tour ends in Texas before returning home by May 1.
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Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
Iowa
San Antonio
California
Texan
Hawlley
Shaeffer
Texsa
Aut Birs
Sheaffer
el Lass
Phoeaix
Arizona
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rheoffer
Placida
Three Coast Bandits Given Prison Terms
In Los Angeles on February 6, Toren sung robbers including actor Douglas Fairbanks junior were sentenced to lengthy terms in San Quentin. The youths Teddy Griffen Ronald Brian and Kenneth Golten received prison time for multiple robberies and aggressions.
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Las Angeles
Grain price move feared by Ausoia gain officials
As-Chairman Legge at the farm tard said today he revived Russing's official grain expotia alatement on ery indication that the Suxets were turned toward a dautinotine position v in the world grheml market. He said the American farmer cannot rougele with Russian when in the world market, and the al depts ta ba will save to give up riding araunil in gutemobiles.
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Washington, SC
Legge
Tard
Russig
Funds in slight gains at Federal Reserve center
The Federal Reserve bank at Dalles with San Altonio Bank as a branch shows mixed weekly results. Resources for the week ending Brig day rose slightly by 1.9 million from the prior period, while overall series and securities declined versus the same week in 1950.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Dalles
San Altonio Bank
Victoria Teacher Dies by Own Action in Office
Victoria file reports teacher Misa Sue Williams thirty formerly at Victoria public school died by suicide in an office of the View Nen National Yank building. Justice BF Lenoir returned verdict of death by own action. Burial planned for San Marcos. parents reside in Saw Angela.
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Ted
Ts Sie
Misa
Sue Williame
Enund
Endl Sesteriing
Viewnen National Yank
W.C. Williams
San Marcos
BF Lenoir
Che Dedy Stan
Saw Angela
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