Haralson Enlists in Marine Corps in Dallas
Peg ey Junior Haralson son of Mrs Esther Haralson Wellington Texas enlisted today at the United States Marine Corps office room 822 Alten Building 1790 Commerce Street Dallas He left with Private Bay Kilgore for San Diego where recruits train Training will last at least one month then he may be sent to sea duty foreign duty or a home shore post He will receive rifle and pistol training drills inspections and fire responsibilities and may enroll in Marine educational courses Enlistment age maximum raised to 28 during July and August Applications will get prompt attention
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Dallas
Texas
Pegey Junior "Haralson
Esther Haralson
Wellington
United States Marine Corps
Alten Building
Commerce Street
Haralson
Bay of Kilgore
San Diego
California
Marine Corps
Haralgon
District Leads In Refrigerator Sales Of Nation
The Childress District of the United Gas System placed sixth in a nationwide Refrigerator Selling Contest spanning April through June. The drive, sponsored by the American Gas Association Refrigeration Committee, offered a cash award and a gold Sword of Merit for top performers. District manager G L Taylor said the award honors high sales and recognition amid intense competition. He credited local salespeople for their energy in promoting gas refrigeration to households.
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Childress
United Gas System
American Gas Association
G. L. Taylor
United States
Taylor
Seattle garageman Charles Neal invents rapid wood splitter
Charles Neal of Seattle has created a wood splitting machine that can cut a log into kindling quickly. In a separate note, toy libraries have opened in Moscow enabling borrowable playthings like books for children.
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Charles Neal
Seattle
Wash
Moscow
Russia
Texas proposes amendment to Article XVI on liquor sales
State constitutional change would strike Section 20 and set local option for liquor sales, creating a state dispensary system for distilled liquors with exclusive state sale rights. It outlines regulations on manufacture, sale, and possession, allows local votes, and appropriates funds for publication and election. Provisions cover medicinal use, alcohol content limits, and continuing bans where local option prohibits.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Justice
Texas Retirement Fund Amendment Proposed by Legislature
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 48a of Article III to authorize a state levy for a Teachers' Retirement Fund for public school and higher education employees. It sets state contribution limits, eligibility after twenty years, and bond investments, with a Nov 3, 1936 general election vote and ballot wording for or against the amendment.
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State of Texas
State of
Texas
United States
Mmeet
Texas Proclamation and Election Funding Text
The Governor of Tekasia will issue a proclamation for the election and have it published as required by the Constitution for amendments. An appropriation of five thousand dollars is authorized to cover publication and election expenses from general state funds.
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State
Tekasia
Texas Workmen's Compensation Amendment Proposal Text
A joint resolution proposes amending the Texas Constitution to authorize the Legislature to provide for Workmen's Compensation Insurance for State employees and to pay related premiums, with provision that the state shall not be required to insure any employee. It directs publication, voter approval in November 1926, and a $5000 appropriation to cover publication costs. Signed by Stan ford and officials.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Stanford
Texas Amendment On Pardons Board Proposed In Constitution
A proposed constitutional amendment to Texas Section 11 of Article IV would create a three member Board of Pardons and Paroles for six year terms. The Governor, Chief Justice, and presiding Justice of the Court of Criminal Appeals would appoint members with Senate consent. The Governor, advised by the Board, could grant reprieves and pardons. with Legislature consent, reprieves and pardons in treason cases. the Governor could grant a single capital case reprieve up to 30 days. Legislature to regulate procedures and parole laws. An election and appropriation are proposed.
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Ott
State of Texas
Supreme Court of
Court of Criminal Appeals
Senate
Board of Pardons and Pas
State of
Texas
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Iaid
Pordona
Texan
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles Proposed Amendment
The amendment creates a three member Board of Pardons and Paroles with residency and term rules, appointing powers shared by the Governor and high courts. It outlines Governor authority on reprieves and pardons with Board recommendation, and requires Legislature oversight and recording. Voters will decide at the November 1926 election.
Joint resolution fixes Texas constitutional salaries
J R No 14 outlines amending the Texas Constitution to set governor pay at 12000 dollars per year and the attorney general at 10000 dollars per year while also adjusting the salaries of the comptroller treasurer and land commissioner to 8000 dollars annually. The measure amends sections 6 22 and 28 of Article 4.
Texas constitutional amendment on salary figures for state officials
The document outlines proposed amendments to Articles of the Texas Constitution amending salaries for the Governor to Twelve Thousand dollars per year, the Attorney General to Ten Thousand, and the Comptroller, Treasurer, and General Land Office Commissioner to Six Thousand. It sets election procedures for November 1936, directs proclamation and publication, and appropriates five thousand dollars for expenses. It notes the Secretary of State salary at Six Thousand and details duties and terms for several offices.
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Texas
R. B. Stanford
State of Texas
Antium
Secretary of State
State of
Supreme Court
Texan
Senate
Uch
General Land Office
General Lands Office
Texas constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment limits
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would add Section 26a to Article 4 and amend Section 26 of Article 3 to cap county representation at seven unless a county exceeds 700,000 in population per latest U.S. Census. It outlines how additional representatives are allocated and requires voter approval at the next General election in 1996 with specified ballot wording and a $10,000 appropriation for publication and implementation.
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Texas
State of
United States
Thi
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