Democratic Platform Adopted At Beaumont Convention
Texas Democrats adopt platform crafted by O Danial allies at Beaumont. They praise Governor Allred for his later judicial appointment and laud U S Senators Connally and Sheppard. The platform pledges social security expansion and states pensions to those over 65 should be paid at maximum within constitutional limits.
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Beaumont
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Democracy of
Texas
James V. Allred
United States
Connally
Sheppard
United States Congress
Red River Valley Fair Free Attraction
The document outlines a Texas political platform advocating industrial growth, fair labor practices, government efficiency, and conservation. It calls for cooperation between executive and legislative branches to foster enterprise, reduce waste, and support education, highways, water resources, and agriculture while opposing compulsory health insurance and endorsing hospital services and related protections.
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United States
Texas
Sherman
Doctors Vote Health Plan Revisions by AMA Leaders
In Chicago the American Medical Association adopted policy revisions seen as progressive, aligning with Roosevelt era health reform. Delegates approved five recommendations on federal and state funding for health care, public health expansion, and maternal and child welfare, endorsing a cabinet secretary who is a physician.
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Chicago
Ill
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Roosevelt
The
Medical Association
Health Office
Department of Health
Health care debate shapes wage loss compensation plan
The President's committee agrees on plans to compensate workers for wages during illness and urges expanding workmen's compensation laws. It rejects private physicians as certifiers, favoring medical staff of the employer. Medical officials oppose a national health program, while delegates still urge indigent care funded by tax dollars and organized by local governments.
Renne Allred Jr Bond in Federal Indictment Case
Renne Allred Jr., brother of Governor Allred, posted 2500 bond in Fort Worth on a federal indictment charging conspiracy to violate the Connally hot oil act. The indictment, returned Saturday in Houston, also lists Neal Powers and H. E. Hines. Allred is a Dallas attorney.
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Fort Worth
Renne Allred Jr
Allred
Hal P. Hughes
United States
Houston
Neal Powers
H. E. Hines
Dallas
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