Texas Almanac, 1958-1959 Page: 333

                                
U.S. Government
PRESIDENT.--Dwlght David Eisenhower,
the thirty-fourth Pr~sident of the United
States, was elected in the general election,
Nov. 6, 1956. (See p. 476 for popular and
electoral vote.) The President is elected by
the people through the Eetoral College for a
term of four years. Salary is $100,000 with a
taxable expenSe allowance of $50,000, plus
$40,000 nontaxable expense allowance. Term
of office begins 'on Jan. 20 under the present
law. Prior to second term of Franklin D.
Roosevelt, inauguration date was March 4.
No President, -under the Twenty-second
Amendment to the Constitution, may        be
elected to the office of President more than
twice, and no person who has served more
than two years of an unexpired term of an-
other person may be elected more than once.
The first native Texan to become President,
Dwight David Elsenhower was' born Oct. 14,
1890, at Denison; Texas, where the building
in which he was born still stands. His par-
eants were David Jacob and Ida Elizabeth
Stover Eisenhower. He is descended from a
family of German Mennonites who arrived as
iminlgrants in Pennsylvanian in the 1780's and
moved to Kansas a few years later.
VICE-PRESIDENT.-Richard Milhous Nixon
was elected for concurrent term with the Presi-
dent (See p. 476) and draws a salary of
$35,000 a year with taxable expense allowance
of $10,000. He serves ex officio as President
of the Senate.
UNITED STATES CABINET
Cabinet members are appointed by the President
with advice ;and =consent of the Senate and terms
of office run from time of appointment to end of
presidential administration, unless vacated by
resignation or otherwise. Salary is $25,000.
Secret. of State: John -Foster Dulles, New
York, N.Y.
Secretary of the Treasury: Robert B. Anderson,
Vernon, Texas. '
Attorney General: Herbert Brownell Jr., New
York, N.Y.
Postmaster General: Arthur E. Summerfield,
Flint:. Mich.
secretary of the Interior: Fred A. Seaton,
Secretary of Aiculture: Ezra Taft Benson,
Salt Lake Qty,
Secretary of Commerce: Sinclair Weeks,. Boston,
Secretary of Labr: James P. Mtchell, Spring
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare:
Marion B. Folsom, New York, N.Y.
Secretar of Defense: Nell H. McElroy, Cln-
cinnatl, Ohio.
itScrcry of Army: Wilber M. Brucker, De--
Secretary of Navy: Charles . Thomas. Wash-
ington, D.C.
secretary of Ar Force; Donald A. Quarles.,
Washington, D.C.

Ofcials-Congress
New J       (1956); Felix Frankfurter, of Massa-
chuset(93       William O. Dougas, of W    hin
ton ,(1938) ; John M. Harlan, of New York (1956;
Hairld l   Burton., of Ohio (1945)* Thomas C.
Clark, of Texas (1949); Charles E. Whittaker, of
Missouri (1957).
Clerk.-John T. Fey; Marshal, T. Perry Lippitt;
Librarian, Helen Newman.
U.S. DISTRICT COURTS IN TEXAS
Note.-Appeal from all Texas Federal District
Courts Is to the Fifth Circuit Court of: Appeals,
New Orleans.
Northern Texas District.
District Judgeme..-.m. H. Atwell, Dallas (re-
tired); T. Whitfeld  Davidson, Dallas; Joe E.
Estes, Dallas; Joseh B. Dooley Amarilo. Clerk
of District Court.-John A. Lowiher, Fort Worth.
U.8. Atty.- Heard L. Floore Fort Worth. U.S.
Marshal. Hobart KL MDowell, Fort Worth.
Southern Texas District.
District  Judges.-JTe   McDonald.   Igraham
Houston; Thomas M. Kennerly (retired); Alen B.
Hannay, Houston; Ben C. Connally, Houston;
James V. Allred, Corpus Christi. Clerk of District
Court-V. Bailey Thomas, Houston. U.S. Atty.-
Malcolm  R. Wflkey, Houston. U.S. Marshal.-
James W. McCarty, Houston.
Eastern Texas District.
District Judges.-Joe  Warren   Sheehy, Tyler;
Lamar Cecil, Beaumont. Clerk of D4strct Court.-
James R. Cooney, Tyler. U.S. Atty.--Wlliam M.
Steer, Tyler. U.8. Marshal.-James R. Crawford
Jr., Tyler.
Western Texas District.
District Judges.-Ben H. Rice Jr., Waco; Rob-
ert Ewing Thomason, El Paso. Clerk of District
Court.-Thomas Maxey Hart, San Antonio. U.S.
Atty.-Russell B. Wine, San Antonio. U.S Mar-
shal.-Albert W. Sagert. San Antonio.

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