Double Pay Reported for Texas Adjutant General Staff
An Austin ledgers reveal Texas Adjutant General Office staff and allied officials are receiving dual compensation. Army pay plus state or disbursal earnings created a back pay dispute resolved by a conference between comptroller staff and the attorney general’s department. Several officers and clerks listed draw from both U S Army funds and Texas state stipends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Austin
United States Army -of- Tiers
Nowscams
Regen
Genereal
Whellier
Comtroller’s. Ore
Comptroller's Office
Comptroller
Attorney General's Department
Army
Federal
State
Nerat
W. Leo O'Daniel
Daniel
Coke
Bttvenson
St Amurder
Adj
J. Wath Page
Selective Service For
Texas
Stevenson
Vey
J. Watt Page
Ernest
Thompson
Tha ‘Railroad
Austin
WH. J
Weller
Lee, Perkins
U. A
Edgar F Simpson
US. Army
Reagan Jones
U.S. Army
James Heartsfield
U. S. Armay
Florida Receives British Cadets for Light Training
Lakeland Florida July 49 JINS The second group of British cadets arrived in Lakeland within a week to begin training. The contingent of about four arrived from Toronto and immediately joined preparation for light training.
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Lakeland
Fla
Brith Nying
Toronto
Don and Judge Hardy feuding over Guadalupe trip plotline and city politics
District rumors swirl as Don portrays Andy Vaughan and Judge Anderson as clashing figures in a county power struggle. The Don and Vaughn discuss a covert outing while the courthouse feud pits Jim Donnell and Bam Anderson against Rudy Uhr, amid budget fights and debate over Stinson field transfers.
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Goodbys
Andy Hardy
Andy
Garpfel
Judge Hardy
Donavers
W. W. Vaughan
Woodrow Willson Vaughan
Po- Nee
Maury Meverick
Graying
Anderson
Fire and Police
Guadalupe
Woodrow
Ron
Vaughan Hind
Occurrentea
Iate
Andy” Vaughart
Maverick
Wir
Onis
Bonnell
Commissioner Anderson
National
Harry Wurzbach
Klangenbeck
Dhr
Donnell
Bam Anderson
Jim
Sam
Rudy
Bob
Dowell
Uhr
Dat
Don's town politics mix with city budget feuds in Austin
A chaotic snapshot shows city officials clashing over health department actions and bid practices. Names like BENNETT, KING, and DALTON surface amid debates on zoning, warrants, and the county budget. The Don comments on expenses, while critics warn of improper bidding. The piece traces power struggles across agencies and courts, with lingering questions about transparency and proper procedures.
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P. L
Austin
Huth
Benno Scheel
Albert G.trawalter
Benny
Kennon
Hhm
Health Department
Qin
W. A. King
Dr. King
G. K
Lark
Health Board
Hopkins Faces Probe After Vaughen Remarks Shake Police
Police Chief Aubrey Hopkins urged suspension of Andy Vaughan after Vaughen disparaged the fire and police pension setup and made other critical comments about the department. The judge urged a conciliatory line and hinted at moving forward with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Andy” Vaughen
Aubrey Hopkins
Andy Vaughan
Andy
Local attorney cited in Maverick era zoning dispute
A local attorney involved in a zoning dispute with the city during the Maverick administration was discovered to have connections tied to the case. The report notes ongoing questions about timing and the political environment surrounding the dispute.
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Mavericck
Soldier Tela of Burglaries A La Autonio Soldier Annonced
Brownwood reports a recruited soldier accused of burglarizing three homes in under a week. Duke Carver, special investigator, notes an alleged verbal confession. Loot valued at multiple items recovered except a bracelet. Investigation ongoing with withholding of a statement pending wife’s contact.
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la Autonio
Brownwood
Duke Carver
Palleo Investientog
R. “A. Grose
West
Hildebrand
Avenua
Carver
Arredondo
Peres Street
M. B. Gobel
Wear Ridgecoad Avenue
Due de Stefano
W, Rittan
Langford
Attedonde
Inepeeter Carver
Uvalde Hatchery Sets Fish Record
The federal fish hatchery at Uvalde reached a new high in production during the year when about 1,600,000 fish were produced and distributed. Included were 708,000 largemouth bass, 10,000 crappie and 800,000 of four perch species. The fish were distributed mainly in Uvalde and nearby counties.
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Tvalde
Federal Fish Tatchery
Uvalde
Avalle
Zavala
Medina
Real
Kimney
Counlice
Rancher Freed in Draft Revolt
Rancher Hidon Smith, 93, of Iren McCoy Colorado, who led a one man draft revolt against the selective service act, was freed on personal recognizance after U S District Attorney Thomas J Morrissey said he would retire to his ranch for harvest. Smith blocked questions on his draft questionnaire saying income is none of the board s business. His case will be presented to a federal grand jury.
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K. Quin
Stinson Field
Stinsonfield
United States of America
U. S
Wauter ‘Tynan
W. ©. Davis
Tong “Ko Aya
W. O
Jim Davis
Sam Bennett
Dave Chanon
Wee Chanowski
Pappy
Bob Terrell
M. 1 Roark
Maverick
Fred Felty
Bob
Tuncowie
Seed K
Owen Kil
Pablo Sterpler
Paul McHugo
Polkca Pension Board
Charles Bartholomae
Ile Pontes
San Antonio
Ire Kercheville
de Ibi
Iity
Texas Supreme Court
Ohterney
Ben Dovyn
Anderson
Austin
BP L
Texas
P. L
Trs’ League
Senate
W. Lee
Jonger Tata
Uyan
Denver
INS
Hidon Smith
Iren McCoy
Colo
Prin- Lainie
Silhi
Thomas J. Morrissey
Bob Emith
Selective “Service Board
Morrissey
Swifts
Isinceme
Smith
Monilssey
National Congresss Parents and Teachers Safety Meeting
July 21 22 in Dallas hosts regional safety conference with PTAs from Texas Oklahoma Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee. Mrs doc A Weseenwortf leads Texas delegation. State safety chairs invited. Olga Juntger to attend. Agenda includes home safety education and facial safety measures.
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Austin
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Dallas
Texas
Okahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Groogia
Louisiana
Missiedopi
North Carolin
South Carolin
Itterpating
Doc A. Weseenwortf
Étite Congréss
Vill
Olga Juntger
Sire Insurante Commission
Aintused
Ace Safety
Soldiers to Swim Minus Suits
Dallas excitement surrounds a planned nude swimming event for 22 280 soldiers of the 45th division en route to Louisiana maneuvers. If public pools lack capacity, the White Rock facility will be opened for men to swim in the nude under guard cover. Local merchants and park officials coordinate a formal reception as volunteers prepare.
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Dalla
Eitnet
Dallas
Moneuvera
Louisiana
Ansanita
Courthouse Drama Recounted In County Warrant Deal
The Don recalls court history as county commissioners faced financial straits and awarded warrants to bond houses. Former rivalries faded as Mahan Dittmar and Dewar Robertson Pancoast led a new pack, recruiting Columbian Securities Ranson Davidson and Rauscher Pierce to win a multi agency bid for road fund warrants. The move reflected competitive bidding questions and taxpayer impacts over years.
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Batt
Pany
Treasury
van H. Howerd
Cnmbalen Wien
Chiaries
W. Anderson
Cauty
Charlie
Ant
Campanies
Sane
Tago
Mahan
Dittmar Company
Dewar, Robertson and Pincoast
Columbian Securities Corporation
Ranson-Davidson Corporation
Rauscher, Pierce Corporation
Mead Sins Us Best Stamps Say Finest Craftsmanship
Washington July 10 American stamps praised as finest craftsmanship by Senator Mead Republican New Hampshire echoing praise from the Washington Mall society and the Society of Postal collectors. He lauded United States commemoratives as superb, with steel engravings and strong bureau workmanship while defending design choices and postage effort.
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Washington
Jims M. Mead
Society of Plulatalle
United States State
Senate
Senate Committes On Post Offices and Sost Roads, Dead Nosed Bath, the Postaffee
United States
Mead
Warerly
Mead Siso
Man Charged Under Marihuana Tax Act Revealed
Josn Morirenl aged 20 living on Buenos Aires Avenue appeared before the 18th District Court with Paul A. Lockhart as judge. He faces charges for violation of the Marihuana Tax Act and was held on bond set at $1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josn Morirenl
Buenos Aires Avenue
Coramins
Paul A. Lockhart
Weethanaia Ina
Laredo Area Customs Reports New Peak Collections
The Laredo district reports record totals for the year ending June 30 totaling 3 819 981 24. The San Antonio port contributed 69 219 lines while Rio Grande City posted the lowest total at 12 54. The district led southern border zones in airplane passenger entries with 5403 total, up 286 over 1940. Merchandise inspections and export declarations rose notably, with increases over prior year in examined packages and declared exports.
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Laredo
San Antonio
Harry P. Hornby
San Antonia
Alc
Tarado
Rio Grande City
Latido
Hornby Yald
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