Control Board Delivers Budget Recommendations to Governor
The Board of Control submitted the legislature’s next two fiscal year budget to Governor Stevenson. It favors salary boosts for state workers in the two lowest brackets and higher old age assistance and teachers' salaries to meet living costs. It calls for 3 million dollars for new building construction and forecasts spending within estimated receipts, with a 426 million savings compared to department requests.
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Austin
Kay
Glevenson
Byoylte
Stevenson
Tat
Geard
Witlinz
Jyear
Ture
Recommendations for Texas appropriations in 49th Legislature
A Texas budget note outlines proposed raises for teachers salary scales up to $2,109 and 2100 level boosts, with 13 percent increases for higher tiers. It cites fiscal ability to fund education and criticizes current school funding, office rents and vehicle upkeep. Proposals include restoring some salaries, housing needs for institutes, and funding for state universities at 1941–44 levels with contingencies.
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Texas
Jella
Sor
Washington Drags Feet on Postwar Tax Revision Prospects
Washington observers say any revision to wartime tax laws is very likely to remain remote this year. Lawmakers plan a slow end to the 78th Congress with little on the docket beyond minor measures and an effort to extend the war-time payroll tax relief, while postwar economy programs loom as key agenda for the next term.
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Washington
Baday Hu
Ghalman George
D-Ga
Senate
Boughton
neWepaneymen
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Smate
Wty Congress
Amsh
Sid Zenale
ASO
Sern Alor Wheisy
R-Neb
Sid
House
McCormack
Tsefer Hult
Alabama
Painful kidney trouble in a grocery shopper tale
A fragmented OCR style piece hints at health concerns around kidneys and fatigue. It mentions backache, sleep issues, energy loss, and relief from remedies. The prose is garbled but suggests a cautionary health theme with potential product mentions.
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Dean
Donna
Texas Pan-American Hereford Show and San Antonio Livestock
Olds describe a Pan-American Hereford show with Gambler Jr champion open class and reserve grand champion, held near Snyder and in San Antonio market. Reports on cattle receipts, prices, and buyers, noting strong demand and sold-out supplies. Includes market figures for weights, prices, and various classes, with mention of wartime legislation context.
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Cathe
San Antonio
W. Te Mongonery
Gontaur Plownie
Wlgh &S
Wallace
Snyder
Devlin
Gambler Jr
Coombley Road
Ouier Theuigh
Moaty
Waa
Wourl
Tax Payments Hit Million Tax Payments Hit Million
Tax payments since October 1 reached the 1,000,000 mark Tuesday, well ahead of initial year totals which stood at 401.24. County tax assessor P. E. Dickhart reported the milestone as of mid November. Infantry Center Fort Alexander, Louisiana, November 14. Camp Livingston designated as an infantry advanced replacement training center, announced today by Commanding Officer Colonel Hanst.
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P. E. Dickhart
Alexandria
Camp Livingston
Coh FF Hanst
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