Letter from Husdon Smart to Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 118, a bill which would require an endorsement by a lawyer licensed by the State of Texas before certain instruments would be eligible to be filled for record, etc.

Letter from Milford Riggs, Jr. to Truett Latimer expressing support for a bill concerning interstate and intrastate freight rates.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Tom K. Eplen discussing opposition to Texas House Bill

Letter from Truett Latimer to O. J. Hamilton discussing expressed opposition to a bill before legislature which would allow REA's to operate within city limits.

Telegram from Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Chapman for Truett Latimer asking that he support House Bill 24, the water pollution bill.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Bill Charlton discussing a bill that would allow REAs to operate within city limits. Mr. Latimer says the bill had been in the House State Affairs Committee and was then referred to a sub-committee, which came to be in favor of the bill. Because of this, he feels the bill will soon be on the floor of the House. He assures that he will not support the bill.

Telegram from Mrs. E. H. Waggner, Venah W. Henderson, and Maurice L. Henderson for Truett Latimer expressing their opposition of House Joint Resolution 4.

Telegram from Earl Rose for Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 84.

Letter from Truett Latimer to E. M. Collier discussing a recommendation for Mrs. Lena Clement to the State Labor Board.

Letter from Walter F. Johnson to Truett Latimer discussing concerns regarding Texas House Bill #366.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Foey M. Shiflet discussing opposition to sales tax on construction materials.

Letter from Truett Latimer to B. C. Miller discussing opposition to a bill before the Legislature that would allow REA's operate within city limits.

Letter from Eudora Hawkins to Truett Latimer asking for a copy of House Bill 116 by Stewart and Wilson.

Letter from D. L. Crump to Truett Latimer expressing opposition to the proposed expansion of the R.E.A. (Rural Electrification Administration) to urban areas.

Letter from Laura McCormick to Frank Fuller letting him know when she will send the claim form Mr. Latimer requested on his behalf.

Letter from Truett Latimer to W. L. McMillan discussing opposition to a bill before Legislature which would allow REA's to operate within city limits.

Letter from Truett Latimer to J. D. Hamilton discussing approval for Texas Senate Bill #217.

Letter from George L. Minter to Truett Latimer discussing the holding of Texas House Bill #73.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Gene Whitehead discussing his vote on the general sales tax and his constituent's reaction to it. Mr. Latimer explains why he voted against the tax and acknowledges that the people of his county are unhappy with his decision. He uses a situation that happened to Edmund Burke to justify going against the wishes of his constituents and asks Mr. Whitehead to help ease the people that are displeased with him.

Letter from Mrs. W. B. Overstreet to Truett Latimer discussing opposition to Texas House Bill #2.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mr. and Mrs. Elvin R. Allen discussing the introduction of a bill that would prohibit an elected official from running for office while he already holds an office.

Letter from Hollis L. Manly to Truett Latimer requesting opposition to Texas House Bill #539.

Letter from M. T. Ramsey to William A. Harrison discussing accusations an employee of the State Board of Insurance made against Ramsey regarding damage to a stove in an apartment he leased. Ramsey writes that the accusation was made on official State Board of Texas stationary and that he is including copies of letters to support his claim that the accusations are unfounded. Truett Latimer and David Ratliff are copied on the letter.

Letter from Truett Latimer to E. B. Yeatts discussing Yeatts's recommendation of R. M. Dixon for reappointment to the State Board of Water Engineers. Latimer writes that he is not in a position to ask the Governor to do anything and his recommendation could hurt Mr. Dixon's chances, and he offers to explain the situation in detail the next time he sees Yeatts.