Letter from Frank E. Green to Truett Latimer discussing a new medical care program for the aged. He also gives a summary of his career.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Carr P. Collins Jr. of Fidelity Union Life Insurance asking for clarification about one of his insurance policies.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mrs. Doyle Nash; He tells her where to find the answer to the question concerning the qualifications for members of the State Board of Education. He also asks that she pass the information on to her group members.

Letter from George Christian to Truett Latimer thanking him for his vote on the 2nd of January.

Letter from Rita Banker to Truett Latimer thanking him for his congratulations.

Letter from Fred H. Husbands to Truett Laitmer requesting to know what change was made in the residence requirement for voting in the regular session of the Legislature.

Letter from Harry W. Dobbyn to Truett Latimer asking Mr. Latimer for a meeting on the 7th of August to discuss their proposed changes to the feed law.

Letter from Tom K. Eplen to Truett Latimer urging him to oppose House Bill 114, a bill concerning highways.

Letter from Truett Latimer to H. H. Hamilton discussing support for Texas House Bill #24.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to L. R. Chapman discussing his support of House Bill 27.

Letter from Frank D. Fuller to Laura McCormick discussing a claim form from the Claims and Accounts Committee. He asks Miss McCormick to ask the Committee's office whether they would need to file claims for the different businesses or whether one claim for all of them would be enough.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Bill Philpott discussing recommending Sam King of Cisco for a position as rural mail carrier.

Letter from Truett Latimer to J. J. Pickle discussing the case that involves C. N. Haskew and his print shop. Mr. Latimer says that the Abilene Graphics Arts Association is opposed to the fact that Mr. Haskew owns a print shop while still being a member of the Texas Employment Commission. He asks Mr. Pickle to look into the situation.

Telegram from J. J. Sanford for Truett Latimer asking that he support House Bill 64.

Letter from E. B. Germany to Truett Latimer showing appreciation for Mr. Latimer's vote on the final passage of House Bill 156.

Letter from George S. Anderson to Truett Latimer complaining about the level of commerce in Texas on Sundays. He wonders if there can be a law that would stop the selling of non-necessities on Sundays.

Letter from J. W. Porter to Truett Latimer discussing regret over the fact that he voted against House Bill #727.

Letter from Lee Loper to Truett Latimer discussing concerns as well as requesting consideration for Texas House Bill #960.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mrs. M. G. Bryan stating approval of House Joint Resolution 65.

Letter from Walter A. Woodrum to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer discussing his reasons for not supporting a proposal to place Banking Department funds under the control of the Legislature, citing negative past experience with a similar setup. Woodrum also expresses his issues with current taxation and asks for Latimer's opinion a proposed general sales tax.

Letter from A. L. Comgan to Charles Ballman discussing the tax situation in Texas. He suggests that they increase the tax on alcoholic beverages and legalize horse racing for the chance to tax it. He also thinks dry towns are hypocritical about their stance on the sale of alcohol.

Letter from Allen Wright to Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 575, the bill that would regulate the sale and carry of firearms, by Donald Shipley. He attaches a bulletin from the National Rifle Association referencing and discussing the bill. Mr. Shipley talks about his issues with certain parts of the bill.

Letter from Andy James to Mrs. Billie McCook letting her know the reason she has not been issued a license.

Letter from Earl W. Jones to Truett Latimer discussing Jones's opposition to House Bill 575 related to handgun licenses. Jones writes that the the requirements in the bill are not clear enough and that the decision should not be left up the the discretion of a licensing official. He also mentions that the requirement of a birth certificate is too strict and that he fears the bill will unfairly restrict law-abiding gun enthusiasts and do nothing to deter criminals.