Texas ends longest legislative session on record
Austin June 22 The longest Texas legislative session on record closed after 163 days with work unfinished on a general sales tax. Governor O'Daniel faces potential special sessions and renewed debate over pensions and social security programs as lawmakers left a split in tax measures and a pending constitutional amendment. Opposition claimed the House omnibus tax bill approached needed revenue, while the governor and Senate opposed it.
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Austin
Texas
Wake View
W. Lee O'Daniel
House
O’paniel
Senate State Affairs Committee
O'Daniel
J Bipter
Senate
Mambere
Morse
Coke Stevenson
Heinz Daughter-in-Law Hurt In Paradena Incident
Surgeons said Helen Clay Heinz 21 daughter-in-law of the Pittsburgh pickle canner would recover from wrist gashes in a personal safety related incident. Radio police quoted Mrs Heinz saying it couldn't stand it any longer and noted her mother Mrs G C Goodloe of Lexington Ky said she was having trouble with her husband. The affair followed a May 7 social event.
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Heinz
Paradena
Calif
Helen Clay Heinz
Pittsburgh
W. A. Hesson
J. H. Hand
Heing
G. C. Goodloe
Lexington
Rust Heine
Suspects Questioned in Meerscheldt Street Robbery
Police questioned two suspects Thursday in connection with the robbery of Mrs. Geraldine Calloway operator of a sig store on Meerscheldt Street and Virginia Boulevard. She reported a lone armed assailant entered at 8 p.m. Wednesday demanding cash from the register. Deputies rushed to the M. P. store on South Flores Street after neighbors reported the burglary alarm. An electric wire short disrupted the alarm. Reported loot included 11 hens, a Jersey cow, a pension check, and items from an auto and homes nearby.
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Geraldine Calloway
Sig
Meerscheldt Street
Virginia Boulevard
Calloway
Monty
Sheriff's Deputies
M. P
Lorenzo Frodelguer
iCannally Street
History Teacher Gains Ph D Degree at St Marys
The Rev. Brother Joseph W. Schmitz returns to San Antonio to teach history at St Marys University after earning a Ph D from Losota University Chicago. He held a two year leave to complete his dissertation The Diplomate History of the Republic of Texas using state archives UT documents and Rosenberg Library materials in Galveston.
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Joseph W.W. Schmitz
San Antonio
St. Mary's University
Losota University
Chicago
Brother Schmitz
St the Republic of Texas
Schmitz
Austin
University of Texas
Rosenberg
Jal
Galveston
From Austin Two Tour Europe By Bicycle Pair
Two men from Austin, Bob Townsend and Sonny Baw Man, bicycle across Europe. They sailed from New York two weeks ago and plan to land in Naples. The journey will span two or three months on the continent.
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Austin
Europe
Bob Townsend
Sonny Baw
New York
Naples
Italy
Three San Antonio Men Arraigned On Federal Charge
Three San Antonio men were arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on charges of violation of Social Security Act provisions. The defendants were Joe Mendels, Rena Conner, and John Lozana. Bond of 500 dollars each was set.
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San Antonio
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Joe Mendels
Rena Conner
John Lozana
Hearing on two truck line applications at Plaza Hotel
Washington examiner Robert R. Hendon conducted a Thursday hearing for two interstate commerce applications. Harry Brown of Bete Express and Oswald E. Lattimer of San Antonio seek operating licenses. J H Areovers Dial P1391 for ads seeks to purchase operation rights for H A Lawler of San Antonio. Objections noted by counsel Reagan Sayers for Red Avion Present lines of Houston and Merchants Fast Motor Freight.
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Plaza Hotel
Robert R. Hendon
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Harry Brown
Bete Express Company
Oswald E. Lattimer
San AN
Tonio
Ad Robinson
Corpus Christi
H. A. Lawler
San Antonio
Hendon
Lon A. Smith
Pexax Railroad Commission
Red Avyron
Houston
Merchants Fast Motor Freightine
Fort Worth
Reagan Sayers
Sister of Four San Antonians Dies in Laredo
Mother Superior of local convent in Laredo for 16 years, Sister Salter, 76, died Thursday. She moved to Laredo 46 years ago as the first American postulant in a community that then included French and Spanish sisters. Surviving: sisters Mrs Augusta McCloskey and Miss Emine Salter. brothers James and Charles Salter, all of San Antonio.
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S.A
St. Joseph Salter
San
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Classified listings from schoolle, colleges and teachers daily feature leads and household items for sale. Ads cover furniture, appliances and related goods in classifications 106 to 116 and 4 to 5B with want ads sections detailing sought items and contact notes.
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