Eight Constitutional Amendments On Ballot In November
Texans will vote on eight proposed amendments. The second would create a board to reapportion senatorial and representative districts if the Legislature fails to do so, addressing shifts since 1921. Other amendments cover public employee life insurance, community property tax rules, governorship succession, higher homestead exemptions, salary basis for peace officers, and preventing ad valorem tax levies for general revenue.
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Tax plan details for counties and court compensation
The article outlines post January 1 purposes for county levies on farm-to-market roads and flood control. It notes school taxes remain under state control and mentions retirement and compensation provisions for judges and commissioners of appellate, district, and criminal district courts.
Hamburger steak is the popular American dish
ITHACA New York hamburger steak tops Americans menus in restaurants cafeterias and soda fountains Arthur W Dana Cornell University hotel administration school notes milk rising in popularity and diners choose entrees with vegetables dessert if priced together Southerners vs Northerners veg preferences highlighted Duke William conquers England in 1066 AD.
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale No 56354 Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas Grayson County issues a sheriff sale on September 7 1948 of a described 26 1 2 acre tract on Mineral Creek in Grayson County tied to delinquent taxes and a court judgment of 152 11. The sale follows an August 12 1948 court order and will satisfy the tax lien and costs with redemption rights preserved. Fred Prestage Sheriff and Ira Wisely Deputy oversee the sale at the Grayson County courthouse between 2 and 4 PM local time.
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15Th Judicial District of Texas
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Ira Wisely
Sherman
Veterans GI Bill questions on training and benefits
A GI Bill briefing covers bartending course approval requiring VA justification, on the job and institutional on farm training limits, medical treatment provisions, and subsistence allowances for veteran students with varying dependents. It notes approval steps, eligibility limits for farm hatcheries, and monthly stipends for full time college study.
Veterans May Extend Term Insurance And GI Bill Earnings
The Veterans Administration announced veterans with National Service Life Insurance can renew term policies for five more years after expiration. GI term policies issued before 1946 have eight year terms, those after have five. renewals cost higher premiums based on renewal age. Most full time GI Bill students may work part time without subsistence reductions, provided productive labor income and subsistence stay within set monthly ceilings of 210 dollars without dependents or 270 dollars with dependents.
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Berlin Turns From Bombing To Food Aid Flights
Berlin residents once faced weekly bombing by British and American air fleets now benefit from shuttle flights delivering food to relieve famine. The shift, praised by Fritz Heine of the Social Democratic Party, shows grateful citizens viewing Anglo American aircraft as lifelines.
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Fritz Heine
Social Democratic Party
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