Letter from Allan Shivers to the Members of the Fifty-Fourth Legislature discussing his disapproval of House Bill 322.

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 Gene McCombs to Truett Latimer requesting advisory on the procedure to give Honorary Texan certificate.

Letter from Glenn Biggs to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer reassuring him that he is doing a good job in the Legislature.

Letter from Harris H. B. Skinner and Bill Parsons to Truett Latimer discussing voting to permit Texas Senate Bill #209 to be substituted for Texas House Bill #435 and vote for its passage without any additional amendments.

Letter from Henry E. English to Truett Latimer thanking Latimer for opposing House Bill 156, which English believes would be harmful to shippers, consumers, and the economic development of the state.

Letter from J. M. Cooper to Truett Latimer discussing support for the passage of Texas House Bill #348.

Letter from J. W. Vernon to Truett Latimer discussing ongoing investigation of maltreatment of students at the Abilene State School.

Letter from John h. Winters to Truett Latimer discussing a report on Mrs. Stewart at the Stewart Nursing Home in Abilene.

Letter from M. D. Cheek, Jr. to Truett Latimer discussing voting against the Sales Tax Deal as well as requesting consideration for Texas House Bills #28 and #150.

Letter from Mrs. Bill Latta to Truett Latimer expressing her support for the bill that would prohibit drinking in parks and the bill that would clean up movies.

Letter from Mrs. Kate Causseaux to Truett Latimer discussing opposition to Texas Senate Bill #12 which turns out to be a discriminatory bill towards teacher groups.

Letter from Mrs. Raymond Ellis to Truett Latimer discussing defeating Texas Bill #727.

Letter from R. J. Schumacher to Truett Latimer discussing opposition to Texas House Bill #118.

Letter from R. P. Lack to Truett Latimer discussing disappointment in the latter voting against the sales tax.

Letter from Stanley Vinson to Truett Latimer thanking him for arranging interviews for him during his Austin trip the previous month. He talks about the job as a watchman at the State Board of Control, the job he says he likes the most. He asks Mr. Latimer to help contact Mr. Burke, the man who interviewed him, about the status of his application. There is a handwritten note at the bottom of the letter that reads, "I called him in Abilene on may 3, 1961 Burke at Board of Control is to write him."

Letter from Tom Pinckney to O. R. Conaway showing support for Mr. Truett Latimer's re-election. He asks that Mr. Conaway get his firefighters to tell their relatives to support Mr. Latimer.

Letter from Truett Latimer to A. M. Westbrook discussing Latimer's opposition to an unnamed Lien Bill. Latimer writes that the bill was heard by the House Judiciary Committee but was not referred the House.

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 C. A. Farley discussing congratulating him on his election to the Presidency of the Lions Club.

Letter from Truett Latimer to C. A. Langfordd discussing support for Texas Senate Bill #131.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Carl M. Anderson discussing concerns regarding proposed changes in the small claims court as well as the passage of Texas House Bill #495 in which $1.00 was added to the amount the officer could receive for serving the citation.