Medical Register proposal seeks to restrict practice in Texas
An article reports a push by Senator Walter B. Tynan for a Texas Medical Register to be kept by district clerks. The plan would revise existing law to deny licenses to practice medicine unless the practitioner is_registered in the district clerk's file. It notes exemptions and references the state board of medical examiners and other licensed professions.
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van Sane
Texas
Walter B. Tynan
Tris
Tosa
Tyna
Fies
State Board of Medival
Xami
Chiey Tisont Ss
TE Amy
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Toliks
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Matthew
Serret
Hollywood
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Legislature Roundup Right to Work Bill Introduced
AUSTIN Texas lawmakers introduced a right to work bill in the House led by Rep Marshall J Bell of San Antonio with cosponsors Rep Kigere of Edinburg and Rep Charles Murphy Jr of Houston. The package also includes a $150,000 livestock disease program and funding for education and medical advertising proposals. Senate action passed a rural teacher emergency measure and a school bond project, while a constitutional amendment fund proposal and a 12,000 budget document surfaced amid a busy legislative session.
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Marshall J. Bell
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Kigere
Edinburg
Charles Murphy Jr
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Teheldren
Pat Fullagl
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Une
Eniyovsky Truat Fund Commission
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Calgasy
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Police Parade to Mark Policeman's Day in City Hall Hall
An orderly parade is planned by Antonie police with officers and patrols led by an army band marching down Hou Yan street on Thursday at Nah noon. Captain George W. Biehsel of the flv department said uniformed police and their vehicles will participate in the event.
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Costs Rise in Boycott Amid Electrical Fixture Shortages
Testifying before a senate committee, executives of the National Electrical Manufacturers' Association warned that secondary boycotts have pushed costs of some electrical fixtures up as much as ten percent. They urged Congress to curb such practices to reduce prices.
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Dan
R. Stafford
National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
Senate
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Truman Plans Mexico Flight Mission Abroad
President Truman will undertake a three day goodwill trip to Mexico City to meet President Miguel Alemán and arrange a return Washington visit. The plan aims to strengthen ties with Latin America and showcase U.S. cooperation.
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Dan
Truman
Mexico City
Miguel Alongart
Aleman
Itatin American Republic
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