Court upholds board power to oust hospital superintendent
Third Court of Civil Appeals in Austin upheld a Travis County District Court ruling that the Texas State Board of Control acted within authority to discharge Dr J Johnson as superintendent of the San Antonio State Hospital. The ruling notes the board cannot remove him without due process and that legislative impeachment or court trial is required for removal.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
Vo Dustin
Travis St
Erie State Board of Control
Beato
Dr. J. Johnson
Sine San Antonio State
Johnson
Board of Control
State Hospital
Austin
Dr. Johnson
Appeals
District Court
Elte
Mosynery
Board of Coitral
Texas Appeals Court limits board power over state officer removal
The Court of Civil Appeals ruled that state officers like Dr. Johnson cannot be removed by boards without compliance with the constitution. It said the board of control lacks quasi judicial authority to decide removal and that only the legislature can change this power. The decision may force a legislative overhaul of overlapping boards in Texas. The ruling preserves Dr. Johnson’s status as hospital superintendent while appeals proceed. A separate note cites a fire at Grana Mattress causing $25 damage.
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Board of Control
J. H. Baugh
Claude Wiliams
Supreme Court
Williama
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Williams
Barry Knox
Railroad Commission
Carl ‘Wright Johnson
Sud
Kentucky
Grana Mattress Factory
St. Mary's Street
House weighs Lor agt ghingses Wagner act revisions
Washington June 5 An overwhelming test vote in the house for changes in the Wagner labor relations act left the scope of revisions unsettled. The 292 to 106 vote allowed debate on dozens of proposals, with two main tracks from Representative Smith and Chairman Norton. A five member board proposal would create a new board and split its functions, while Norton's plan would add two members to the current three and safeguard existing craft unions in plants. Debate grew heated as members pressed for or against expanding the act’s reach, with Cox criticizing the labor board as a trouble-maker and Norton noting strong opposition to lax terms.
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Washington
Smith
D.-Va
Norton
Enarman
National Labor Board
House
Representative Cox
D-Ga
Labor Board
Cox
Routzahm
Ohior
England Calm Holds Despite Bombing Threats and War News
A letter received by Mrs. H. W. Gough from her niece Miss Queenie Carew in Liverpool describes British resolve amid German raids. She notes air raid drills, refugees in care, and soldiers ready to sacrifice as invasion fears rise. The letter rejects German propaganda and affirms England's endurance under threat.
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Hitler
England
H. W. Gough
Kaylon Avenue
Queenie Carew
Liverpool
Theft Charged in County Court Theft case names Corrne Brown
Complaint filed in County Court at Law No 1 charges Corrne Brown of 908 Depot Street with stealing $10 from Troy Torney of Company G Twenty third Infantry on June 1. Police officer J A Just mittee says two Island board members approved sit down strikes and one was too friendly with Harry Bridges. Routeohn declines to identify them. Representative Murdock says organized labor opposes amendments.
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Corrne Brown
Lsted
Depot
Troy Torney
Twenty-third Infantry
Its Doghouse for Queenie After Bite
Queenie the San Antonio police department mascot faced a bite incident after eight youths reported the event near the detective building. The dog is under veterinary observation, and 18 year old Robert Natho received precautionary treatment at Robert B. Green hospital. no skin was broken.
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Queenie
San Antonio
Natho
Robert B. Green Hospital
Reserve officers ordered to extended active duty
The War Department on Wednesday ordered 20 young reserve officers to extended active duty with the Second division. The Ninth and Twenty-third Infantry will each receive six reserve officers, the Twelfth and Fifteenth Artillery and Second Engineer Battalion five officers apiece, and one officer each to the constructing quartermaster and ordnance companies. Officers selected must be under 30 years old.
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War Department
Artillery
Allied raids hit Friedrichshafen and Swiss border areas
Allied warplanes bombed Friedrichshafen and German targets near Lake Constance early today. Bombs damaged houses and a road on the Swiss side between Kreuzlingen and Tägerwilen, with no casualties. Sirens sounded in towns on the lake's German side including Renchen.
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Bwitzerland
Friedrichshafen
Constance
Porner
Kreuze Ifingen
Tagerwilen
Renee
Germany
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