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House Committee on Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists, Special - 46th R.S. (1939)

Committee Members
Lon E. Alsup Prentis Dickison Dorsey B. Hardeman	James M. Heflin Abe Mulkey Mays, Sr.
Charges
• To investigate, under oath or affirmation, the type, nature, character, scope and extent to which the Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists has been and is, involved in propaganda (either printed or otherwise) in sponsoring or opposing Legislation now under consideration, or to be considered, by the Texas Legislature.
• To investigate the source of employment and amount of compensation paid to and in behalf of the Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists for its activities in Texas.
• Investigate whether or not employees and Board members of the Board of Cosmetology have performed their duties as now provided by law.
Note: Appointed by Speaker 3/1/1939, pursuant to HSR 151. See also HSR 168 granting committee additional authority.

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