Primary opponent backs Brewster in Texas Supreme runoff
Robert Keenan Gladewater attorney who ran third in the July Supreme Court race says he will vote for Judge Brewster in the upcoming runoff. He cites Brewster's qualifications and experience as warranting a second term. Brewster of Bel County polled about 4 percent in the July vote.
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Sureme Court
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Farm Census Under Way In San Angelo Office
Walter F. Jackson of San Angelo is named supervisor of the 1954 Census of Agriculture field office to be based in San Angelo. He will lead 25 crew leaders and 320 enumerators across 63 Texas counties including Bandera Brewster Brown Callahan and many others. Jackson reported for training August 16 and is a longtime oil and gas industry veteran.
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San Angelo
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Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
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Texas
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Edwards
el Pass
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Fisher
Gillespie
Glasscock
Hamilton
Hood
Hudspeth
Irion
Jeff Davis
Johngoon
Jones
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Kerr
Kimble
Kinney
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Secret Film Shocker to Show at Granada Theatre
Granada screens the Warner Bros science fiction thriller Them! today and tomorrow detailing giant creatures menacing the Mojave Desert and Los Angeles. Starring James Whitmore Edmund Gwenn Joan Weldon and James Arness the film follows a scientist and agencies racing to halt the threats with a dramatic finale in storm tunnels beneath the city.
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Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Science
Mosquito Hunter Explores West Texas For Research
University of Texas professor Dr. O P Breland hiked 1000 miles through Davis Mountains Davis Big Bend and Lower Rio Grande areas capturing mosquitoes for taxon physiology distribution and control studies funded by the U S Public Health Service. He plans further Texas hunts as teaching duties allow. Cotton dominates US farm receipts at about one twelfth according to USDA economists.
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West Texas
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Texas
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U. S
Public Heath Service
Breland
Big Bend
Rio Grande Valley
USDA
Pension Group Backs Shivers for Re election
The United Texas Pension Association executive board voters recommended Governor Allan Shivers for re election to Texas old age pensioners. Elmer Lee Todd of Waco delivered the unanamous staff letter naming Shivers and praising his candor and honesty while warning against communist infiltration in their ranks.
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Texas
Shivers
Austin
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Waco
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State Pension News
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Hood Pressler
Temple
L. O. Sellers
Palestine
Addressing voters on Brewster County tax and water issues
A county official defends records against a rival's claims in a 1954 Alpine Texas campaign. He asserts county aid to the city, opposition to welfare spending, transparent minutes, and Brewster County's strong fiscal position with low indebtedness and reserves. He taunts the rival on education policy and urges voter scrutiny.
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