Flood Relief Drain Main Underway in City Drainage Plan
Work on a north side main for the 1955 bond drainage program advances, the concrete horseshoe storm sewer spanning about a mile from Seeling and Lowery to Sunshine, costing 385,864 dollars. McKenzie Construction began in late February, aiming for November completion.
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Public Service Board Lays City’s Golden Egg
A city fiscal plan backed by Mayor Kuykendall promises a windfall of 718,486 for street repairs as the Public Service Board moves to retroactively tax relief dating to 1952. The measure, supported by officials and opposed by some voters, could yield about 20,000 monthly in new city revenue without raising the tax rate, with implications for a new jail and police HQ.
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Safe To Talk In Campaign Chatter At Legion Event
George Reed, candidate for the legislature, seeks safety in conversation after opponents brand him and Joe Hansley as pro prohibitionists. He told a Legion baseball game audience he witnessed Hansley take a social link and joked about being a Baptist minister. The courthouse notes reveal debates over air conditioning and a plan to upgrade heating as a county nerve center, with Davies set to go without cooling while negotiations continue.
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Bexar County Judges Expand Jury Pool Amid Shortage
Space and juror shortages cripple trials as eight of twelve juries face delays. District judges expand the jury wheel by 200 prospective jurors and deputies hunt them down. Female jurors face scheduling quirks and hotel room needs arise for deliberations due to scarce courtroom space. A dead man even received a jury summons, illustrating the flawed system.
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City lawyers seek broad reform of civil service for police and fire
Legal minds prepare a sweeping plan to change the firemen and policemen civil service act. They aim to shift discipline decisions toward chief control and limit appeals, arguing it would speed protection of the public and professional service while critics warn of reduced employee safeguards. The proposal, backed by municipal leaders, will be presented to the legislature in January and debated by Police Welfare representatives.
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Community notices mix local bids and personnel actions
A sprawling local item list covers petitions for parking changes near Mark Twain Elementary, payroll shifts to bi weekly pay, tax relief requests for B J Nichol, candidacies for court seats, city service travel, retirements and raises, and various civic remarks. It notes officials like PIDEL SALAIS, JOSEPH T MARSHALL, HUBERT GREEN JR, and others.
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Joseph T. Marshall
City Medical and Dental Service
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Philadelphia
Harold Blay Cock
Tulsa
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Pat Brown tops Knowland in California governor primary
Edmund G. Pat Brown won a decisive Democratic primary victory over Sen Knowland in California, leading by more than 500000 votes out of about 2 million. Knowland secured the Republican nomination, setting up a November matchup for the governorship in Sacramento. Brown, San Francisco born, has been state attorney general eight years and a longtime Democrat active in party affairs. He is affable, respected, and faces a vigorous campaign as he aims to extend his leadership in California law enforcement. Bernice Brown, his wife, is the daughter of a San Francisco police captain. they have three daughters and a son studying for the priesthood.
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Pat” Brown
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