Letter from Truett Latimer to W. A. Stephenson discussing an appropriation for the legislative council to study the State Constitution in compliance with H.C.R. 13. Mr. Latimer says he would do everything possible to get it passed.

Telegram from Ben E. Blanton for Truett Latimer asking him to consider opposing House Bill 18.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Annie Hull discussing a section of the general tax bill. Mr. Latimer writes that if there were a proposal to remove the section, he would vote for it but if not he would have to vote for the entire tax bill.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mrs. Ernest H. Watson discussing a section of the general tax bill. Mr. Latimer writes that if there were a proposal to remove the section, he would vote for it but if not he would have to vote for the entire tax bill.

Telegram opposing the increase in taxation of the Oil and Gas Industry.

Letter from Mrs. W. A. Hale to Truett Latimer asking him to use his influence to defeat House Bill 17.

Letter from Carr P. Collins to Ben Ramsey opposing the proposal by some members of the Senate to reduce the salaries of the Insurance Commissioner and the members of the Board of Insurance Commission. He asks that Mr. Ramsey help persuade the Senators to keep the Insurance department in its current state.

Letter from Mrs. C. E. Cheek to Truett Latimer asking him to vote against a portion of House Bill 18.

Letter from Mrs. Ernest H. Watson to Truett Latimer asking that he vote against House Bill 18.

Letter from Mrs. M. C. Smith to Truett Latimer stating that she is opposed to House Bill 18. She goes on to gives the reasons for her opposition.

Letter from Mrs. Sallie Gant to Truett Latimer asking him to vote against a portion of House Bill 18.

Letter from Truett Latimer to B. G. Brown following up on the previous letter he sent him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Grady Hughes following up on the previous letter he sent him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Joe Cooley following up on the previous letter he sent him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to John Horn following up on the previous letter he sent him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to M. B. Moore following up on the previous letter he sent him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Tom K. Eplen following up on the previous letter he sent to him which concerned the financing of the Farm to Market Road Program in Texas. Mr. Latimer says that under the original Colson-Briscoe Act the Legislature provided an annual expenditure to cover only the construction cost of the farm to market roads, no money was allocated for its maintenance. He suggests fixing the issue by using the Slack Bill to garner enough public support to amend the original Colson-Briscoe Act.

Letter from Robert G. Storey to R. H. Coffee discussing a proposal that would grant research appropriation for constitutional study.

Letter from Burl King to Truett Latimer expressing concern with section 6 in Amendment 1 to House Bill 7.

Letter from Truett Lamer to Paul H. Scott discussing House Bill 16. He says he will vote for the bill.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Bryan Bradberry discussing the proposed validating act for the Taylor County Water Control Improvement District 1. Mr. Latimer informs him that they can not introduce any more legislation in the special session other than the ones in the Governor's call. He adds that there might a second special session with the possibility of introducing local bills.

Letter from Truett Latimer to J. W. Partin discussing House Bill 16 and why he plans on voting for it.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Veda J. Emmons discussing Mrs. Emmons previous letter where she requested for a state employee pay raise. He explains that the answer to her request depends on the size of a tax bill that was about to be passed.

Letter from E. V. Spence to Truett Latimer thanking him for supporting the Floor Amendment 1 to the Senate Finance Committee substitute for the General Appropriations Bill, House Bill 1, of the special session.