Mustering-Out Pay Bill Heads to House Action
The House military committee finished work on a bill to provide up to 300 dollars in mustering-out pay for veterans honorably discharged after more than 60 days service. Payments vary by rank and service length, with 2400 dollars cap for captains. Most discharged servicemen and women since December 7 1941 would be eligible, pending final technical changes. The bill faces expected floor interest and possible amendments to boost the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapaington
House
Jegisia
Charman May
D-Ky
Wade
Lezinn
Legion
House Veterins
Ret Agein
Knights of Columbus Fund Formed for Juvenile Aid
Knights of Columbus Council No. 788 in Kansas City created a juvenile aid fund to assist orphans and abandoned youths as part of a preventive step toward solving San Antonio juvenile problems. Grand Knight Sam Liberto announced amended by-laws to permit the fund and outlined its purpose and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council
San Antonio
Navarra Street
Sam Liberto
Liberto
Still Unsolved Is Problem of Pvt Joe Doakes
Pvt Joe Doakes at Kelly Field received a medical discharge for an obscure disability rated under ten percent. He found civilian work but absenteeism damaged his record, leaving him unemployed. Legion officials warn more veterans with vague ailments may face similar fates and seek solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Doakes
Kelly Field
Army
Joe
Per
Joy
Iis
Torra
Louis
Jiannine
Alamo Post No. 2
American Legion
Bexar County
Rouse
Mater
Second Time in High Court Texas Negro Vote Case
Washington January 12 arguing before the Supreme Court whether Texas Negroes have the constitutional right to vote in a congressional primary the case marks the second time this term the question has been debated Lonnie Smith Houston seeks damages for being barred from voting in a 1940 precinct in Harris County Attorney General Gerrald C Mann and aides argue the matter tests party control and the right of citizens to participate in private party procedures in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Supreme Court
Neprots
Tribunel
Houston
Lonnie ©. Smith
Dave Cheavens
Drees Evatt
Gerald C. Mann
United States Supreme Court
Souther Democracy
Aerrors
Richard W. Fairchild
George W. Parcus
Lonnie
Smith
Harris County
District Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
William
Hastie
Louisiana
Supreme Cours
Texas Democratic
Democrats
Political Party of
New War Training Courses Announced at St Marys University
W Cox a resident supervisor for the University of Texas announced 13 tuition free war training courses to be held at St Marys University downtown college at 1 30 p m Friday The courses titled Practical Elimination Treasure Management and Statistical Methods in Management begin next week at the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Oyrer
St. Mary's University Downtown College
W. . Cox
University of Texas
Tis
Evacuation of Sofia Under Way Says Radio
London reports Sofia the Bulgarian capital was being evacuated on a large scale. A Bulgarian radio broadcast said Monday’s raids damaged industrial districts and that the government and ministries were preparing to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan Zo
Gulro
Sofia
Bulgaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eval Arronauncs
Swartt
Surnins
Jales
Wrec Res
Img
Oysne
Ugr
Austin
Boert Mendace
Endace Arapais
Pearce
Patriot
Toudouze Furniture CO
W. Commerce ST
W. Wolston &7
Tondente Super-Man
S. Flores
Pleasanton Rd
Taorouriin
Gonveriert
Glivision
Eoe Kement Stacialis
Texas State Optical CO
E. Houston Ghounu Flakphone C
Antonio Liguy Welnesay, Jan, m Init
Private Breger
Dave Breger
K. C. Council Juvenile Aid Fund
Barcus
Dennis
Grandaia
Benes
Penone
Democratic’ Party
of Women’s
Sears
Rothana Plaza
AVN
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!