Forum Halted On O Daniel Tin Bill In Texas
Austin reports a halted forum on Governor Daniel's tax plan as lawmakers hear witnesses for and against the sales and transactions tax. Critics warn the tax shifts burden to the poor while supporters cite revenue and pensions.
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West Coast Storm Casualties and Property Damage
A West Coast storm battered California with two days of winds causing fatalities and widespread destruction. Robert Welker, 10, died attempting to crow on a highway while Ty and others lost vision due to dust. Alfonso Guirrez, 26, WPA worker, was killed by a heavy plank carried 70 feet by the wind. About 2500 trees were blown down across cities, and a eucalyptus disrupted a Santa Anita Park race for two minutes. Windows shattered in the stricken area including Hollywood’s storefronts.
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Texas High School Who's Who Slated in State Charter
Waco February 17 three major university students seek a Texas state charter for the American High Schools Educational erudition to oversee Texas High School Who's Who. The slate includes G. J. Humphrey from Oklahoma Frank Breson of San Antonio and Bruce Bruner of Fort Worth with Professors Glenn J. CapI Baylor and May Helen Neely Wann Lee Harris of Oklahoma City making up the board of directors. The cost for a five word line time light requested is 251. Bail adigriter.
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Oflahoma City
Two-Year Proration Extension Discussed in Texas House
In Austin on February 7 the Texas House debated a two year extension of proration laws for oil. Supporters urged a permanent conservation measure, while an amendment aimed to pause the push was adopted. Commissioners criticized the current policy as hindering state standing and warned other states might mock Texas if the temporary provision lapses. The present law expires September 1, 1945, with renewed calls from business leaders for a lasting solution.
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Kentucky floods force 600 families from homes
More than 600 families in western Kentucky face displacement as the Tennessee and Ohio River crests rise. Paducah and surrounding towns flood under water as Cumberland River levels push winter flood conditions. Red Cross to shelter flood victims today amid rising waters and ongoing rainfall.
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F. C. Weinert Last Rites Held in Seguin
Seguin February 17 Funeral services for Ferdinand Weinert 85 longtime state senator were held today. He died yesterday leaving four sons and three daughters surviving. Weinert was father of State Senator Rudolph Weinert of Seguin.
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Legislature in recess as lawmakers tour Rio Grande Valley
Both houses stayed in tecers today and will not reconvene until Monday. About 36 members and their wives planned eight trips to Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley for a barbecue on the Somer King ranch, an inspection of the College of Arts and Industries at Kingsville, and a Lower Valley tour. Appropriations committee members of both sexes were among the travelers. Several senators planned to attend funeral services at Segula for F. G. Welnerl.
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Franco Seeks Food for Besieged Spanish Cities
Francisco Franco appealed for hundreds of tons of grain to feed the besieged garrisoned forces in Burgos and nearby areas. The message was transmitted by newspapers, radio, and posters across insurgent Spain as war pressure mounted.
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Japan Occupation Of Hainan Island Sparks Diplomatic Telegrams
U S Ambassador Giere asked Japan for an explanation of the navy occupation of Hainan near the Philippines as foreign ministers from France and Britain filed similar inquiries. Japan cites military purposes and aims to tighten sea blockades, while U S destroyers confirm other islands remain unoccupied.
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Azana Renewed Efforts for Paris Peace Talks
Manuel Azana urged renewed efforts in Paris to end the Apanith civil war. British agents and Spanish officials reported progress with Insurgent Gen Francisco Franco, following two days of talks with Madrid officials and the Spanish embassy in Paris. Diplomats noted potential plans to announce a ceasefire if Franco accepts Madrid demands, with Britain and France weighing recognition of Franco as legal ruler of Spain.
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Coyotes Top Predators in Texas Trapping Report
A Texas Predatory Unil Gentral assoc ation report notes 188 coyotes trapped in January with Webb county leading and 160 coyotes caught by W. Toyal in Atascosa. One mountain lion was recorded, while Bejar county reports three zymippers and one wolf.
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Hitler Opens Nazi Automobile Show in Berlin
Chancellor Hitler opened Germany’s great auto show in Berlin today and announced a three point plan aimed at expanding the automobile industry. He named Col. Adolf Von Schell as the new autofuebrer with broad powers to regulate production and materials.
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Weather summary and temperatures across Texas and nearby regions
The report details cloudy and colder conditions in Antoyle and Southeast Texas Friday night, with warming trends Saturday. Friday highs near 42 degrees, Saturday cooler to 60, and varying readings across towns. It notes northerly winds, coastal differences, and forecasts for multiple locations including Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio with fluctuating temperatures and cloud cover.
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Madrid Children Moved to Safety Amid Evacuation News
Madrid authorities ordered the evacuation of children as bombardments hit the city. Six deaths and twenty wounded were reported from yesterday’s shelling. One hundred children were sent to Albacete province with more to follow as Madrid and Valencia fronts reorganize. Insurgent advances from Catalonia continued while government leaders returned to central regions to resume commands. The insurgents clamped down on Catalonia banning Catalan and signaling limited local language use.
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Syria cabinet resigns amid French demand standoff
In Damasus on February 17 the Syrian cabinet reportedly agreed to resign as a quarrel with France over Syrian independence escalates. Riots and strikes spread to Hama and Harita areas while the French high commissioner rejects Syria’s demand for control of key services and calls for unconditional withdrawal. Observers fear possible revolt if tensions widen.
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Man Hospitalized After Altercation
An incident on Alamo and Water streets left Bob Brown, 20, of Victoria, with head injuries after a struggle over a heated dispute. He was treated at a local hospital where glass fragments were removed from his head during the assault.
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Farmers Seek sweeping Newland farm measures
A fragmented draft outlines legislature actions to curb poverty and forest destruction, protect wild life, and conserve soils and waters. It calls for a state livestock commission, enforcement of stock laws, eradication of Texas Banks disease, and a broader vaccination program, plus tax and credit measures to aid agriculture and rail competition.
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