Weights and measures officials hold school during Texas convention
At the Texas Weights and Measures association one day school, officials led by W.3. Bussey of Austin and Ralph W. Smith of the U S department of help tilts and measures addressed enforcement issues. They argued officials must gather adequate evidence and certiorate it to avoid losing cases and preserve merchant respect for the department.
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Texas Weights and Measures
Texas Weights and Measures Association
Gunter Hatel
Wose
W. 3. Bussey
Austin
State Association
Ralph W
Bussey
Bernann Transfer Commanding Officer from San Antonio Posts
Lt Col Morris Bermann, executive officer of Duncan Field, is ordered transferred to Wright Field, Dayton Ohio. Bermann, a long time San Antonio Army posting veteran, helped open Randolph Field and served at Brooks, Kelly and Duncan fields. No exact departure date announced.
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Lawt
Morris Bermann
Duncanfield
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Bermann
San Antonio
Smn Antonio
Wright Field
Randolph Field
Brooks, Kelly
Duncan Fields
Caristrom Meld
Florida
Kellyfield
Eighth Corps
Kelly Field
Open Forum N M5 Sir policemen and troublemakers
Open Forum letter defends police by saying they acted only to stop troublemakers described as Communists. The writer labels protestors as inciters who threaten West Travis street and urges work, cooperation, and recognizing officers as gentlemen to improve the city.
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N. M
America
West Travis Street
Homestead tax relief urged for seniors by reader
A reader urges lawmakers to grant elder exemptions on property taxes for seniors over 50 or 60 who struggle to pay. The writer cites state tax gains and questions whether exemptions of 1000 or 2000 dollars could ease living costs, noting many are unemployed or on limited incomes and must cut essentials. The appeal calls for using existing laws creatively to assist aged taxpayers.
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Selinatas
San Antonio Library to Boost Budget Amid Famine Relief
The San Antonio library board voted to raise the library fund to 84 000 for 1937 38, a 24 000 increase aimed at alleviating a seven year famine in acquisitions. The hike may require a 1 cent tax rate raise to 14 cents per 100 assessed value, with the current rate at 3 cents. Between 16 000 and 20 000 will go to new books, allowing 6 000 to 10 000 volumes to be purchased.
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San Antonio
M. M. Harris
Thir Mebrary Board
Sala Friany
Efly Causeil
Tarris
Harris
Inter Books
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Owen Kilday
Labia Stranta
Weight Lang Scho Weld
Bol
Bernann
Open Forum
Wolff & Mara
Noreast
Wolff & Marz—Men'a Store
Colebrook
Ula
Universal
Totti & Marx
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