Texas Senate Debates Tax Plans Amid Pension, Sales, and License Bills
The Texas Legislature debates pension funding and revenue raising measures. Senate considers a general sales tax proposal affecting staples and clothes, a 5000 annual license book fee, and a plan to tax utilities. House committees report on municipal corporations and private entities while governors calls for Persian laws revision and flood dam funding for the Brazos river.
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Sista Effaira Sommilive
Tar
Aftrirs
Arcing
Aled
Usp
Rugby Jones
Eddy
Trouwevell
Brazos River
Hals
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Little Theater Groups Named for 1996 97 Season
The Little Theater unveils its 1996 97 season with an executive committee led by Weeden Michols and a large cast of volunteers. The announcement lists committees for administration casting publicity and public relations plus a program budgeting group. First production is Yelina Jak scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday October 26 1997 in Los Angeles with local rehearsals and a full cast.
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Tha’ Sam Antonio Litte Theater
Tuer
Ae Jestion
Cinzries George
Joe Clay Robarts
Arneson
Gilbert Zang
Wilbur Matthews
C Casting
Commlniee
Willem H Bonovan
Macy
Chennmman
Tom J. Goad
Bugh Bane
Robert FR. Witt
Bare Jack Lewis
MA. Bryant Prewer
Taulse Weilser
Marvin Bowmed
Rage Bowman
Bea Beme
Dan Gopenheimer
Oscar Hurt
Judkine Ts
Sacre Walker Maymary
A Levis
Mae
Emmieth
Gree
Betty
Ve He
Aree
Graves
Ming
Msg Buorme Wittiatiee Ders
Popter Lerhe
Wilke Rizr
VaLaurin
Ania
Dee Montekno
Little Theater
Yelina Jak
Pedro Puen
Monta
Utility Revenue Schemes Amid Utility Corporation Tussle
The article reports on utility revenue schemes tied to the Astotchted Geyant Electric Corporation for the year ending May 3, 1998, noting a nearly percent rise from the prior year as per revenue charts. It discusses The Associated Gas and Rivettic Corporation and its subsidiaries challenging Wheeler-Rayburn bill provisions affecting holding companies and seeking injunctions to prevent central oversight.
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Torseters
Astochted Geyant Electric ‘Corporation
Svar
Sico
Falads
Bice
Associated Gas and Rivettic Corporation
Ite
Ig Nt
Wheeler-Rayburn
Bas
Market Prices and Dairy Goods Close Mixed in California Trade
A scramble of retail pricing from California markets shows onions at 35 cents, oranges near 4.93 to 5.25 per box, potatoes at 4.30 per pot, and cauliflower around 5.79 per pound, with dairy items and fresh produce listed alongside varying weights and regional origins. Amid the market notes, a separate item notes film figures George Cukor leaving for New York and Europe while Greta Garbo and others are referenced in a separate, unrelated context.
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Veurre Asvily
Uoven
California
Colorado
Texas
Deren Dezen Filho
Jane
Grain Market Update in Chicago and World Wheat Movements
Chicago grain markets show Chicago wheat futures ending higher today with gains to around Saturday’s prices amid profit taking and market rotations. News from Argentina and Australia suggests mixed export signals while moisture scarcity and crop damage expectations in key regions influence prices. reports from San Antonio indicate price quotes for wheat, oats, and barley defining the local grain scene.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Wrice
San Antonio livestock market strong. cattle and calves steady
Livestock market at San Antonio Monday showed strong demand with calves and yearlings selling well and stockers firm. Cattle receipts about 400 head and calves 700, with best calves around $9.00 to $9.50 per hundredweight and medium grades $4.20 to $5.00. Bulls and heifers brought mixed rates, overall market fair to good and steady with last week.
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Ban Antonio
Nelow
Conon
Mediuim
Lew Aholla
Ecass
Intergsl
Cotton Market Opens Amid Thin Prices and Mixed Signals
Liverpool reports 40,000 bales with subdued activity and little price movement. Prices listed for American grades show modest shifts while overall market tone remains steady. futures and spot quotes reflect tentative demand and calendar month pricing in a holiday period.
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Liverpool
Ponce
Fuizek
Young Motorist Vanishes After Car Jumps Out of Drive
In Columbus Ohio on October 13 Sy Dilly Davis age 12 climbed into a neighboring car to practice driving. The vehicle jerked forward and Davis vanished. Police and family hunted across Ohio with no trace found, aside from a fleeting stop at a grandmother's house in Whipshagders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sy Dilly Davis
Hile Tothers
Clutak
Billy
Hes
Whipshagders
Motariss
Charges Pending as Town Faces Moral Scandals
Chief at SE Vidle Department of Public Safety notes awaiting filing of charges in a wave of alleged misconduct. Official statements hint at reviews of policies toward bingo games and horse racing as town security leaders prepare for court action and potential investigations.
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Vidle
Gawslown
Teac
Manzi
Ily
Meenwhilie
Miaday Nahh
peUeved Gambhey
Rangers
Ieeths
Carssgishael
Attacks on Press Highlight 1940s Conventions Crisis
Chicago reports outline a campaign to force press submission. The article cites the United States press associations facing government pressure, sabotage by federal agencies, and calls for resistance from editors and writers. It notes dangers to readers and the spread of government influence over newsrooms.
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Chicago
Hams
Richmong
Ind
Jaeshor
Astocte
Uon
Falas
United States
Newswetters' Guild
Harris
Federal Radio Commission
Move to Pastures as West Texas Sheep Trade Surges
TheWest Texas livestock market sees large sheep movements with 50,000 head moved and 300,002 more headed in as prices rise. Gold mouth ewes bring around $4 with other average bids around 6 to 7 cents per pound while major buyers like Elliott brothers and Ames Womble compete amid cattle arrivals from Oklahoma.
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San Angelio
Lils
Prom
Taseugiout
Trion
Gia Angelo
Elliott Brothers
Moran
Ames Womble
Stork
Garter
Oki
Sonor
Tarney Weaver Ranch
Mengies
Tort Richey
Willie Wilson
Jssume
Stock Market Notes on Oct 13 Shifts and Trends
The Oct 13 market brief reports a volatile trading session with sharp tape movements as large blocks changed hands. Prospects for gold, steel and rubber stocks are discussed alongside production forecasts from Goodyear and expansion signals in mail order trade amid foreign exchange concerns.
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France
Wow and Steel
Yeon
Rubber Company
Lite Leif
Goodyear
Forisn
Macfadden Puts in Night on Floor
Macfadden touring the Southwest saluting Presidential Candidate Alf Landon on the floor of the Roosevelt suite. Witnesses noted his presence and a medical episode as event details were sketchy and the hotel staff responded to the incident.
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Dallas
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Mapante Publishec
Alf Lavidon
Flep
Roosevalt Suile
Hye
Macfaddin
Robensant Ta Renly
Hett Seco
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Loeer
Cottonseed Report Shows Production and Stocks
Cottonseed data from the period details production, stocks, and by products. Reports include tons produced, on hand, and ending stocks, with figures for meal, hulls, oil, and running bales across categories and months. The Ford or government agency notes modest changes versus prior periods while outlining supply for consumption and processing.
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Washington
Enae
Iran War House
CIP
Bial
Poultry and Produce Amid Confusing Auction Details
Readable fragments describe poultry and produce items at a Chicago area sale or market. Mentions Leghorn chickens pigs ducks turkeys and several colored fowl. Includes prices like 15 to 19 cents and references to weights and lots in a busy, disorganized listing.
Hoover Speech Attacks New Deal Tax Policy And Jobs Plan
The piece recounts Herbert Hoover arguing that the Roosevelt era taxes and deficit strategies hinder employment. He claims tax increases on profits stall business growth, warns of 40 percent levies on profits and suggests tax exemptions to spur expansion and job creation. Hoover criticizes New Deal fiscal policy and urges reliance on profits reinvestment rather than government borrowing.
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King Kena
S.nd
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Lal
Hoover
Tessnen
Trooseye
United States
Sion
Indus Latal
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