Texas House Backs Utilities Bills and Tax Proposals
Texas House moves to print five public utilities bills with a three member state commission for rate supervision and a substitute for the Pope bill. Other measures include a sulphur tax increase, inheritance tax shift to conservation, and bills on intangible assets law for utilities. Additional items cover a Galveston school fund for retired teachers and discussions on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
Pope
House
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Committee On Conservation and Reclamation
Pan-American Medical Association
Dallas
Harry N. Graves
Georgetown
Fine G. Bedford
Galveston
Board of Trustees
S. Lowenbert
John A. Redditt
Lufkin
Nat Patton
Grockett
Jay Moore
Greenville
Texas
Congress
Thompson
Ernest O. Thompson
fLithe Texas Railroad Commission
Wilbe House Committee On
Gordon Burns
Huntsville
Radio Programs Ny Natt Natloost Night Radio Schedule
A dense OCR listing of radio programs with times and hosts across stations including RTSA 1200 Wilurselen WOAL 1 and others detailing music shows, talk, crime club, performances, and orchestras. Names like Ralph Webster, Buddies, Edwin Co HMoe, Herman Waldman, and Loeiman appear amid a long sequence of varied segments and time slots.
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RTSA
Wilurselen
Ralph Webster
Copelnod Heath
TAS Pom
Milen Brown
Musiew Deuwates
Chemerfield Icnenta
Leonard Maylop
Threans of Happiness
California
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Edwin Co
Hmoe SB
American Weekly
WOAL
Fiusien
You and Sour
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Aning
Andy
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Duck Brooks
Galle
Anthony Hermage
Atime Meng
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Iuenay Steiven
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Slander Solon and Radio Light Features Highlight Night
The column notes Philippine Independence discussion by Manuel Roxas on You and Your Government, plus WOAT listings at 62:15 p.m. Jane Frohman stars with Leonard Hayton's orchestra on Tuesday and Friday evenings after rising fame via Paul Whiteman. WOAI and KTS A broadcast music and radio drama options follow with True story of Enoch Arden style play The Road to Home starring James Kirkwood and Suzanne Caubaye. Ed Wynn coverage and NBC blurbs about his publicity stir conclude the items with a plea for the missing photo.
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J. HB. M'Lean
Manuel Roxas
Philippine House of Representatives
WOAT
Jane Frohman
Brunelle Caulrallo
Leonard Hayton
Miss Frohman
Paul Whiteman
University of Missouri School of Journalism
WLW
KTSA
Enoch Arden
James Kirkwood
San Antonio
Kirkwood
Suzanne Caubaye
Irene Hubbard
Floyd Auckley
Howard Smith
Ed Wynn
NBC
Sol Wynn
America
Vanity Pair
Seven Texas Counties Freed From Quarantine Rules
Seven Texas counties were released today from pink bollworm quarantine regulations by the department of cericulture, effective immediately. They include Loving, Winkler, Andrews, Ketor, Crane, Upton and most of Midland, with no infestations found since 1931 crop season progress reported.
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Washington
Texas
Department of Cericulture
Loving
Winkler
Andrewe
Ketor
Crane
Upton
Midland
Department
Enid
Limit Bills Move in Senate Military Aid and Pensions
Austin announces a series of bills in the Texas Senate including one to omit Confederate pension payments to needy veterans and widows, another to extend county superintendent terms, and proposals on court deadlines, cotton law repeal, a December convention for ratification, railroad rules, bridge construction, and annual fiscal reports, with a redistricting bill scheduled as a next session item.
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Austin
Senate
Ade M Moore
Greenville
Moore
Harms
Dallas
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Court of Civil Appeals
Railroad Commission
State Highway Commission
Fire Waste Report Details San Antonio Education Drive
Fire Chief J G Sarran chaired the fire waste committee which reported preventive education reaching 47 000 school children last year. Programs operated in 115 schools with nine clubs and groups assisting. the report notes higher fire losses in 1932 at 344 042 48 compared with 244 165 66 in 1931, and lists committee members Relph Durkee John F Simms Harry Weber and John F P Teer.
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Chamber of Ecommerce
J. G. Sarran
Porter Whaley
United States Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Astran
Chamber
Relph Durkee
John F. Simms
Harry Weber
John FP. Teer
Senate Holds To Salary Cut In Texas Legislature
The Texas Senate resisted reducing salaries for state judges, defeating Senator Walter Woodall’s amendment to set district judge pay at 4300 annually. The appropriations bill for the Ju Diego year fixes salaries at 4200, with overall cuts lowering supreme court and criminal appeals court judges from 80000 to 6000, as of February 28 in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
Ius Peogatal
Walter Woodal
Houston
Judiennium
Supreme Court Justces
Court of Criminal Appeals
Exchange Head Urges Investor Protection in Industry
Cleveland February report cites Richard Whitney of the New York Stock Exchange warning that investors and the public demand protection amid volatile boom days. He urges stricter corporate reports, clearer accounting, and tighter laws to safeguard timely industry activity and capital flows.
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Cleveland
Tchard Whitrey
New York Block Exchange
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Whitney
Somemakery
Beb
Fulha
Dhumain
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