Changes Spots For South of Tahiti at Granada Theatre
Hollywood lived up to its adage about changing spots on a leopard during filming of Universal South of Tahiti at the Granada theatre Tuesday only. Star Brian Donlevy leads with Brad Crawford Marie Montez and Andy DeVine featured. Makeup man and animal trainer adjusted a jungle cat closeup by darkening spots with mascara under supervision to preserve feline appeal. War bonds promotion appears amid the reel notes.
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Hollywood
Universal
Tahiti
Granada
Brian Donlevy
Brad Crawford
Marie Montez
Andy Devine
George Waggner
Olga Geleste
Gene Rhemer
Remembering God's Marvelous Works in Time of Trial
A church sermon urges readers to return to the land of memories for renewal. Elijah’s retreat to Horeb is cited as an example of finding courage by recalling past works of God. The message encourages rededication, recalling forgotten vows, and trusting that God moves in ways beyond human understanding. War Bonds and Stamps are mentioned as supporting faith and perseverance.
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Fair Land
Begin
Rama
Elijah
Mount Carmel
Jezebel
Je ‘Hovah
Horeb
God
Memries
Sample Ballot with Democratic and Republican Nominees Listed
A fragmented sample ballot shows nominees for U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor Comptroller State Treasurer and more across Texas counties. It lists W Lee O Danie l Dan Moody Floyd E Ryan James V Allred Coke R Stevenson Hal H Collins Alex M Ferguson Gene S Porter Hope Wheeler Charles Lavergne Somerville Alton M Mead Arthur R Miller John Lee Smith Harold Beck Doss Hardin Dixie Smith Vernon Lemens Boyce House Virgil Arnold and many others with county lineups and precinct notes. The page includes precinct level candidate details for Brewster and East Alpine areas and notes for Democratic Executive Committee and precinct committees with candidate names and positions. It also references sample ballot imagery for Prec 1 East Alpine and lists several local offices such as County Chairman Justice of the Peace and Constable.
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Coke R. Stevenson
Kimbie County
Hal H. Collins
Palo Pinto County
Alex M. Ferguson
Grayson County
Gene S. Porter
Bell County
Hope Wheeler
Tarrant County
Charles Lavergne Somerville
Dallas County
Alton M. Mead
Cameron County
Arthur R. Miller
John Lee Smith
Throckmorton
Harold Beck
Bowie County
Doss Hardin
Dixie Smith
Harris County
Vernon Lemens
Ellis County
Boyce House
Virgil E. Arnold
Suburban Indian Hill to Launch Super Trash Service
Indian Hill will inaugurate a new super service for garbage collections. The village buys 1,000 garbage cars and will swap in a fresh one as the full bin is emptied and steam cleaned.
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Cincinnati
Indian Hill
Possum Statistics Highlight Texas Fur Market
A Game department survey estimates Texas opossums yield over one million annually, making the animal the state's most numerous fur bearing species. The finding underscores opossums' prominence in hunting and fur industries across the region.
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Game Department
Texas
Notice by Publication of Hearing Before Special Commissioners
The State of Texas seeks condemnation to acquire fee simple interest in land within Brewster County for Big Bend National Park under Senate Bill 128. Special Commissioners Lee M. Smith, Cartwright, and Edwards set a hearing in Alpine on August 10, 1942, to determine just compensation for the land described as Survey No. 58 totaling about 1470 acres. The petition, filed July 11 1942, names Texas State Parks Board as petitioner and lists numerous named defendants and unknown owners or land claimants.
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Sarah A. Holcomb
C. A. Graham
Josephine Graham
R. Meyer
P.M. Graham
P.M. Gra
W L. Estes
S. J. Z. Johnson
Daniel Patengill
Thomas Fairburn
Thomas
Fairburn
John R. Minor
Jas. A. Floes
Jas. A. Flores
Jas" Flores
Jas. Flores
F. A. Ford
FA Ford
J.D. Montgomery
J. D. Mont H M
Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Lee M. Smith
P. W. Cartwright
Cas Edwards
State of Texas
State Parks Board
Department
Towit
J Wash
Raymond Dillard
Wendell Mayes
TC. Ashford
J. D. Sandefer Jr
H. G. Webster
Big Bend National Park
Texas State Parks Board
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Na Fide
Pen
Lee M. Smi i
Charles T. Herndon
Mamie B. Walker
Eugenia’ Cooper
Feme
Charles Barnes
State of
Charles Her
Fate of
J W. Ash
Raymond J. Dillard
Wend
Jell Mayes
T. C. Ashford
J. D. Sanderer Jr
Fas
Big Bend
Esaid Park
Tex's
Notice by Publication of Hearing Before Special Commissioners
The State of Texas seeks condemnation of 640 acres in Brewster County for park purposes under Bill No. 128. The hearing is set for August 31, 1942, at 10:00 A.M. before special commissioners Lee M. Smith Cartwright Jane Cas Edwards. Respondents include Charles T. Herndon and others with interest in the land. The Texas State Parks Board pursues eminent domain to acquire fee simple title for park use.
Public Notice of Hearing Before Special Commissioners
Legal notice in Brewster County Texas for condemnation by The Edaljo Syndicate and Percival Royalty Trust. Special Commissioners Edward Cas and Lee M. Sal announce a hearing on August 8 1982 regarding land seizure for road and park purposes, with unknown heirs and claimants named and costs awarded to petitioner. The petition requests title vesting to petitioner and further relief as permitted by law.
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Leonora Broughman
Joseph Kean
Joseph” Kearn
Joseph "Kearn
Albert F'Young
Baal
Albert F. Young
Albert F Youngs
K. Hightower
Persival Royalty
Wilbur Hightower
Wilbur E. Tightower
Leonard Brough
Than
Percival Royalty
Pratt Law
Marron
Lewin
Harrison
Lewis
Joseph
Joseph Bi
White
Hubert
Grimes
Albert F
Joseph Kear
Grime
Vera
Henry A
Colgate
Hen
Franke Swartz
Frank Swarts
Seheimacher 4 Co
To. Lae and
Ite
Mra
O. Lead
M. Caldwell
Meo
Ai. Caldwell
Clinton Winart
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Winanty First” National
Bank
Foimmon, Taw
Common Law Trust
Uefa
Brewster
Hove
Sule
Finley
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Ineidie
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Presse Comentanen
Streuier Goenty
BP Ry Co
Texas State Parks Board
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Karl
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Jam & Democrat
United States
W. Lee O'Daniel
Dan Moody
Travis County
Floyd E. Ryan
James V. Allred
George H. Sheppard
Nolan County
Clifford E. Butler
Gordon Smith
Jesse James
W. Gregory Hatcher
Larry Mills
Harry McKee
Communimen
General Land Office
Bascom Giles
Neil Day
Eastland County
Jim F. Hair
Gerald C. Mann
Charles J. Tergerson
L.A. Woods
Mclennan CoUnTy
Bailey B. Ragsdale
Houston CoUnTy
W. N. Bill Corry
W. W. King
Sabine County
J. E. McDonald
Baker Saulsbury
Potter County
Lester Boone
Ernest C. Thompson
Nexpurea
Bryan Pat. Patterson
Bexar County
C. E. McCormick
Pierce P. Brooks
Clem Fain
Polk County
Will D. Pace
Smith County
Brauford H. Jester
Navarro County
Chard B. Humphrey
James E. Kilday
Karl L. Lovelady
Bosque County
T. Leo Moore
Wichita County
Pat McGreal Armstrong
Supreme Court
James P. Alexander
Walter H. Strength
Harrison County
Harry N. Graves
Williamson County
16Th
R. E. Thomason
el Paso County
Louis A. Fail
Chief Justice Court
Supreme Judicial District
Samuel K. Wasaff
P. R. Price
Legislalative District OF
Calvin Huffman
H. O. Metcalfe
Presidio County
Alan R. Fraser
R. B. Slight
R. B Patterson
J.W. Frazer
Clarence Hord
A. B. Sandifer
John Stovell
H.R. Gard
WM. Cotter
R. C. Garnett
Democratic Executive Committee
Wright
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G. Fielder
Prec
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Preiiet
William Cotter
For Justice of Peace
R.C. Garnett
Constable
H. B. Pruett EM. Peters
J. E. Wright
Clifton Moss
Precinct
Commissio Rank
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PT. Ross
Anja Wilson
MT. McClure
J. Frank Woodward
H.C. Hernandez
RC. Garnett
H. B. Pruett
E. H. Peters
P. E. Weyerts
Commu
Charles G. Burnam
Agate
Earl Clark
H. L. Schrier
W. E. Young
Committar
Commi
W. L. Hannold
Super Trash Service
Possum Statistics
Special
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Bechtely
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McIntyre
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Aiken
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Albert J. Cole
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