Use of Fees by Ruth Held
Texas statutes cited and attorney Carl Wright Johnson claim funds from excess fees of the county tax assessor-collector may be used to cover July salaries. Huth and officials debate legality while Johnson seeks to force budget restoration and new appropriations. An investigation into unexpended balances is announced as a possible source of funds.
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Carl Wright Johnson
Albert V. Huth
Johnson
John Huth
UL. J. Gittinger
Edger Garvey
George Drake
O. W. Anderson
Gittinger
Commissioners’ Court
Anderson
Hiad
Huth
Auto Finance Companie
L Gittinger
Ransfer
Tax
Attorney General
Budget Battle Over Tax Office Clerk Hires in County
Text describes conflict between Huth’s tax assessor office and commissioners over funding for extra clerks needed to administer certificate of title legislation. Hidden cuts reduced a $106,000 budget to $103,000, with alleged unauthorized transfers of $4,000. Huth warns deputies may work for no pay, while commissioners cite road funds and county budgets.
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Huth
Commissioners’ Court
Jatar
Bexar County
Commissioners
Cour
Texas
Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments and Rooms For Rent
Classified rental notices listing furnished and unfurnished apartments and rooms with varying rents. Includes multiple locations and room counts, weekly or monthly prices, and contact directions. Additional details referenced in rental column of The Light Want Ads.
Plans for Texas press delegation drawn for Mineral Wells
The Texas Press Association convention in Mineral Wells June 13 to 15 will attract a delegation from the South Texas Press Association. Howell Jonas, secretary, said Wednesday. Walter Buckner of San Marcos, president of the Texas Press Association and former South Texas leader, and L. K. McDaniel of Seruin, president, will lead the delegation.
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Texas Press Association
South Texas Press Association
Howell Jonas
Walter Buckner
San Marcos
The
Texas Press Assocciation
Sauth Texas Group
L. K. McDaniels
Seruin
San Antonio police urged to aid red cross drive
Mayor Maury Maverick and Chief Ray Ashworth urged city policemen to donate to the Red Grass war relief campaign in San Antonio. The drive aims to raise local funds toward a $56,000 goal, part of a nationwide effort expected to climax June 20. Local chairmen head committees across several trades, with main needs for medical supplies, food, and clothing for European war zone victims.
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Through & Teter
Maury Maverick
Ray Ashworth
San Antonio
Maverick
Ashworth
Poller
Norman H. Davis
Reach & Climax
Ares Chester Kilpatrick
Nate Service
Hal Waller
Lee O
Census Check-Up for City Ended
With the chamber of commerce census check-up ended officials announced Thursday more than 1500 persons had not been counted in the regular enumeration. The Bexar county census bureau also closed its enumeration books Wednesday night, Ben Mortis director declared.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bexar County
Central Catholic Announces Summer School Session
Central Catholic High School will start summer school on Monday with courses across all regular high school subjects. Credits are accepted by the state department of education. Registration will be held at the school Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Central Catholic High School
State Department of Education
Thief Steals Trousers From Sleepy Victims
Lamar Colorado reports a thief who steals trousers from asleep victims after visiting homes as a doctor or patient. The man selects targets in simple operations and carries away clothing, with one haul yielding $200 in health related goods.
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Lamar
Colo
Marion
Tod
Robert H. Morris
Rees
War Boycotted By Oregon Citizenry
Corvallis readers in Oregon refuse European war coverage and any material related to the Allies. Citizens have halted consumption of European news and associated calm content, revealing broad antiwar sentiment in the town.
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Oregon
Torvallis
Ore
UNG
Corvallis
le Orava
Swedish Marriage Rates Rise in 1938 Figures
Stockholm reports that marriages in Sweden for 1938 totaled 69,147, up from 51,705 the previous year. The net increase in marriages over deaths was 24,119 in 1938, compared with 20,922 in 1937.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sweden Expands Nursing Corps In Emergency Plans
Stockholm reports Sweden will boost its nursing corps as part of an emergency mobilization effort. The Red Cross holds a sizable reserve of partially trained workers, with current numbers rising from about 2,500 just years ago to a much larger contingent.
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Sweden
Nursing Corps
Stockholm
Red Cross Oae
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