Ruling sought on GBRA salary and fees in 1960s deal
Austin, March — Attorney General Gerard C. Mann was asked by a special House committee to rule on the legality of a 2102 month salary for GBRA general manager Ei M Cape and a $25,000 fee for legal services to the GBRA. The committee examined whether Cape could legally hold both the manager’s salary and counsel fee while serving as GBRA chairman, with cross-examination detailing prior opinions and the SAPSCO deal involving San Antonio and local interests.
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Austin
San Marcos
Chatrsman
Gbra Board of Directors
J. Jesecks
el Paro
És Marin
GBRA
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Sapsco
Comal
CORA
San Antone
Richard Fairehile
Gape
Fme
Attorney General's Department
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Cape Cat
Wirtz
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Pairchild
McCraw
Attat
William NeCraw
Fairchild
Mann
Lob. L. Steele
Mexia
Publc
Pawtra
Catinos
Webb County Conservation
Glasscock Nng Ssaotinics
G. DB
R. A. Cape
Glasscock
Td Wales
Dr Edwards Helps Constipated Patients With Digestive Aids
In a feature about Dr Edwards and colleagues, readers learn about methods to ease constipation and improve digestion. The article mentions Dr Fy My Edwards and notable patients, tracing remedies, routines, and at home guidance.
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Edwards
Fot Stark
My Edwarda
Olin Beton
Ana Bona
Dr. Edwards
Clive Pobicia
Tila Rananathey Tona
Ehe
Heer
Gail
Pollay
Hearings on Speed Limit Out Slated
Texas House highways committee schedules further hearings today on speed limit measures. Debates center on a 35 mile per hour top on some roads and a 40 mile per hour limit on others. Attorney General says the highway department lacks authority to lower the limit below 35 miles per hour, while several members favor no action or minimal change.
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Austin
Tn Wm
State Highway Department
CPA
Smaller '43 Crop Of Cotton Feared
Austin reports 1043 crop prospects fade as labor needs rise and rainfall droops. Agriculture Commissioner J. El McDonald warns planting may lag despite a 10 percent acreage increase by USDA action. Noting cotton’s high labor demand and drought risk, officials doubt a promising season.
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Austin
USDA
Agricul Dure
J. EL McDonald
McDonald
Labor Committee Favored by Sclons
A garbled sweep of 1940s clippings notes various items from Seattle to Des Moines. Among the disjointed lines are references to a Beatle Advertising club renting space for a taxation celebration, a dog guarding a tavern window, a goat relief fund campaign, a victory garden anecdote, and state legislative chatter about committees and investigations. Some proper names appear: Seattle, Wichita, Kansas City, Spokane, Post Falls Idaho, Utah, Dallas, Des Moines, Chanute Field, Austin, Hart, McMurry. The tone resembles a busy, mixed-item public notice column with stray local color.
Suir Brome Item Prompts Light's Victory Mart Ad
A brief retail notice invites readers to advertise in The Light's Victory Mart for selling old articles around Suir Brome. Call F-11231 for details.
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Suir Brome
Victory Mart
Stork News Salute in New Americans Broadcast Weekdays
A salute segment titled Stork News broadcast on New Americans over TSA weekdays in the afternoon. The program airs Monday through Friday at 3:25 PM, offering a brief update likely focused on community or audience interest items.
Pharmacist Bill Hearing Set Second Time
The House Public Health Committee schedules a second hearing for March 22 on Representative A W Court's bill to lower pharmacist licensing requirements. The measure would license individuals who work in drug stores for 10 consecutive years under supervision of a registered pharmacist. A companion bill backed by W T McDonald to grant licenses to those with college debts and one year of drug store experience was reported unfavorably after McDonald withdrew support, with concerns Texas could become a depopulating ground for US trained pharmacists.
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House Public Health Committee
A. W
Tengo
Lanigredy
W.T. McDonald
McDonald
Texas
Steves Sash and Door to Receive War Production Award
A San Antonio ceremony honors Steves Sash and Door Co for wartime production with the Victory Mart award. Houston Shipyards and J Steves firm officials will attend a dinner at the San Antonio Country Club with Revell R Witt and other dignitaries. The event includes a presentation of a maritime burgee to Sherman Freeborn and remarks by Maj. Gen. Claude Birkhead.
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Mart
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Alvert
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Steves Come Paules
J. B. MccDonsald
R. G. Best
Waritime Commission
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Sanford
Sterrs
Maritime Victory Fleet
Sherman Freeborn
J. Steves Lash
Dear Communy
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Texas Military
Tdryther
W. H. Rooseliing
Sellow
Solon's Son Dies in Africa
Washington mourns as Captain Clyde E. Herring reports his son Clyde E. Herring Jr. killed in North Africa during World War II. The young officer, who joined the army in July, survived the Algeria campaign and served in the Tunisian front before his death.
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Chanute Field
Sidier
Fortes
Solon
Africa
Washington
Jon A. Bte Cloltan
M- Ark
Alseldasteen
Mix
Alrinag
Ornor Soneler Glyde T
Hervigur
Clyde EB. Herring
Frank
Hervingut
Prion
First State Tax Reduction Approved by Legislature
The bill, approved after a conference committee report, cuts the f cent tax and reallocates 1.5 million from the Confederate pension fund to the state general fund. The move comes amid a 25 million deficit and boosts pensions from 23 to 30. sponsor Karl S. Tavdady of Meridian says the annual savings reach about 1.6 million.
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Conference Committee
Confederate Pension Fund
States General Fund
Senate
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Tavdady
Meridian
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