Letter from Alvin H. Woody to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer discussing HB 433 (a bill on workers' compensation law), HB 122, and HB 123 (both affecting mechanics' lien law), urging Latimer to vote for all of them, as well as asking for any information on legislation dealing with highway weight limits.

Letter from Jeane Kempner to Lee Guth discussing where she wants to go on her Europe trip.

Letter of introduction written by Price Daniel, Governor of Texas, to David K. E. Bruce, American Ambassador to Germany, on behalf of Mrs. D. W. Kempner.

Letter from Price Daniel to Hon. Henry J. Taylor discussing courtesies to the Kempner family and Mrs. D. W. Kempner to be extended on her trip to Switzerland alone after the death of her husband, Mr. D. W. Kempner.

Letter from Price Daniel to James Davis Zellerbach discussing Jane Kempner's solo trip following D. W. Kempner's death.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Able J. Walters discussing Latimer's support for House Bill 547 that would amend the Electric Cooperative Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Alton Willingham discussing House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he will support the bill, which he voted for in the previous session, and that he regrets that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Babe Tarpley affirming his support for HB 25, the Sales Limitation Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Carol Rogers discussing Latimer's support for House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he voted for the bill in the previous session and that he is sorry that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Cecil Warren discussing the passage of H.B. 801 and Latimer's support for another unnamed bill introduced by Senator Hardeman.

Letter from Truett Latimer to E. D. Shepherd, Jr. discussing House Bill 900, which passed out of the Insurance Committee and which Latimer intends to support when it comes up for a vote.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Grover Nelson discussing Latimer's support for House Bill 25 known as the Sales Limitations Act. Latimer, who is a former small businessman, writes that he voted for the bill in the previous session and that he is sorry that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Jack Tidwell discussing his support for HB 25, the Sales Limitation Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to John West responding to West's postcard concerning House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he intends to support the bill, that he voted for it in the previous session, and that he regrets that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Kathleen Scott discussing an unnamed proposal to increase teachers' salaries. Latimer writes that until the General Appropriations Bill passes, legislators will not know how much money is available in the General Revenue Fund for raises. He mentions that he voted for a motion to insert an enacting clause into a dedication tax bill, which had been omitted by mistake, but that it did not pass. He also says that he is not against improvements to the educational system, as some teachers believe, and that he will do everything he can to pass the bill during the current legislative session.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Kenneth Tyler discussing Latimer's support for House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he voted for the bill in the previous session and that he is sorry that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Nolan Palmer discussing Palmer's support for House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he will support the bill, which he voted for in the previous session, and that he regrets that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Paul Woods discussing Latimer's support for H.B. 25, known as the "Sales Limitation Act." Latimer had voted for the bill in the previous sessions but the Supreme Court had declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to R. A. Richardson enclosing a copy of HB 62 and discussing then-present plans for appropriations in the legislature.

Letter from Truett Latimer to R. W. Varner discussing concerns regarding Texas House Bill #546.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Ray Wilson discussing House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that, as a former small businessman, he understands the concerns facing small grocers and that he will support the bill when it comes up for a vote. He also mentions that the voted for the bill in the previous session and that he is sorry that the supreme court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to the Merkel, Texas Village Inn discussing House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he intends to support the bill, that he voted for it in the previous session, and that he rejects that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to the Tooms and Moore Feed Store discussing House Bill 25, known as the Sales Limitation Act. Latimer writes that he understands the difficulties small merchants face and that he intends to support the bill when it comes up for a vote. Latimer voted for the bill in the previous session and says he regrets that the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Tom B. Rhodes letting him know that House Bill 900 had been passed out of the Insurance Committee and he would support it when it came to the House.