O'Daniel vows continued push for social security funding
Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel declared on his Sunday radio address that he would continue to press for constitutional or statutory action to fund social security. He criticized the Legislature for not resolving the issue, warned of further public pressure, and urged a clear, funded plan tied to the Constitution to protect beneficiaries and taxpayers.
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Austin
W. Lee O’daniel
O'Daniel
House of Representatives
Social Security Board
Honey in baking improves moisture in many Texas recipes
Texas A and M Extension specialist Nora Elliott urges honey to add moisture in fruit cakes puddings cookies and breads. She notes reductions in liquid when substituting for sugar and explains how to adjust for molasses substitutions and leavening. Honey keeps cakes moist but frosting may stay sticky.
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College Station
Texas
Nora Ellen Elliott
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
O'Daniel's Words Before Election Tax Showdown
In a Texas House debate Governor O'Daniel's opposition to a sales tax is cited from his autobiography and a biographical book. Rep. Langdon mocks the governor using his own phrases as he argues to exempt food from the sales tax, ending with the amendment passing 104 to 36.
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O’daniel
Austin
O'Daniel
W. Lee O’daniel
C. L. Douglas
The
Fort Worth Press
Nig Miller
Houston Press
Jack Langdon
Langdon
Douglas-Miller
Legislative Committee
Houston
Alfred Petsch
Local Scandal Seeks Spotlight in Fort Worth Reads
reader cries for home scandal over distant intrigue. A Fort Worth Star Telegram letter argues readers prefer neighborhood drama over remote sensationalism, urging newspapers to cover quarrels and intimate scandals closer to home.
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New Jersey
Claud Callan
Fort Worth
When under the weather I visit doctor and druggist
A quip contrasts seeking medical care with the need to earn a living. The speaker explains that doctors and druggists must live, so they promptly discard prescribed medicine after obtaining it, highlighting a satirical take on survival and commerce in healthcare.
The Proof Reader and the Press Time Pressures
A column on why newspapers err and how the copy chain keeps accuracy. It explains roles from reporter to proofreader, noting the high stakes of fast work and the extensive knowledge a proofreader should possess to catch errors before press time.
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Linotype
United States
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Washington
College of Cardinals
Posey County
Indiana
Timbuctoo
Assouan
Women Seek Law For Wives Salaries From Legislators
An Annapolis correspondent urged Maryland lawmakers to require husbands to pay wives a salary. The letter to Senator J W Cronin complains many women work hard yet receive nothing, while some men do not work. The note was read amid a flurry of 148 bills before Governor Herbert R O Connor.
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Annapolis
Goverernor
Herbert R. O’connor
Maryland
J. W. Cronin
Harford County
Nightwatchman Interrogates Stranger At 3 A.M.
A nightwatchman questions a man pacing the sidewalk before his home at three in the morning. The man explains he forgot his key, is waiting for his children to return, and asks to be let in. Police awareness remains watchful in a quiet street incident.
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