Hazlewood Wins Re election by Big Texas Margin
Sen Grady Hazlewood Amarillo attorney won the 31st State Senatorial District with 24 254 votes to 10 117 for Jim Crow of Canadian in returns from most counties. Crow carried Hemphill and narrowly lost Lipscomb, with Roberta and Hansford still partial. Hazlewood led across Gray Carson Hansford Hutchinson Dallam Lipscomb Ochiltree Oldham Potter Moore Randall Wheeler and Sherman counties.
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Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Jim Crow
Hazlewood
Crow
Texas
Gray
Carson
Hansford
Hutchinson
Dallam
Lipscomb
Ochiltree
Oldham
Potter
Moore
Randall
Wheeler
Sherman
Panhandle
Hemphill
Roberts
Roberta
Senate
JST
Haviewood Crowener
Gray (Corp
Sentear
Eweee Hartley
Mutchinsoen (Inc
Hemphill (Corp
Oewneere
Eves
Aon Randall
Sessee
Oha Proberts
Ine Nee
Eo. Wheeler
Sherman Renee
Att Houston
Mose Bunneberg
Ochitree
Hartley
One
Parmer
Castro
Swisher
Briscoe
Hall
Childress
Eeeaerere
Croeby
Dickens
Carza
Runoff Set in 89th District
The 89th District runoff set for Aug 24 features Leroy Saul of Kress facing J W Walker Jr of Plainview after a three candidate primary. Saul led with 3 849 votes, Walker 4 741, and T J Wright eliminated with 2 447 in unofficial tallies. Saul carried Swisher and Briscoe counties while Walker won Hale and Floyd.
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South Plains
Leroy Saul
Kress
J. W. Walker
Plainview
Saul
Walker
T. J. Wright
Hutchinson County
Wright
Swisher
Briscoe
Hale
Floyd
Family Argument Ends in Fatal Tulsa Shooting
In Tulsa on Sunday morning a Black man, Ralph Smith, about 35, was killed by six bullet wounds during a cafe argument in the Negro section. His brother Barry Smith, also wounded, and Mrs. Louise Clark, 45, stabbed in the back, were hospitalized. Sheriff Hugh White said Mrs. Clark will face murder charges. The clash began over Mrs. Early Smith and turned violent when Ralph Smith intervened and was shot by Mrs. Clark. he later died.
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Tulsa
Ralph Smith
Swisher County
Hugh White
Louise Clark
Barry Smith
Clark
Sheriff White
Early Smith
Rogers Sees Middle-of-the-Road Win For Democrats
Congressman Walter Rogers returns from Washington and Chicago praising a middle-of-the-road Democratic revival. He predicts true people’s candidates in Stevenson and Sparkman, cites executive ability, and notes Congress’s 18 month record while warning laws still depend on Congress. He plans two week visit to the Panhandle with a September return.
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Walter Rogers
Panhandle
Washington
Chicago
Pampa
Rogers
Congress
Stevenson
Sparkman
South
West
Heroic girl dies saving boy from falling seven story airshaft
An 18 year old girl, Alice Bellber, died while saving a 17 year old boy who lost his grip and fell from a skylight above a seven story airshaft at the Hotel Marie Antoinette in New York. The boy, Louis Martinez, was in critical condition.
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New York
Alice Bellber
Marie Antoinette
Louis Martinez
Martinez
Miss Bellberg
Frank Goodman
Miss Bellber
Millions Cheer King Farouk's Ouster
In Cairo on July 27, Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib Bey pledged to use armed force if needed to quell disorders from King Farouk's abdication or the government cleanup he initiated. He warned against foreign interference as Egypt's millions react to the upheaval.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib Bey
Farouk
Farouk Abdicated as Naguib Seizes Power in Egypt
General Naguib and troops surrounded the royal palaces and forced Farouk to abdicate. Queen Narriman and 6 month old Crown Prince Ahmed Fuad boarded the royal yacht Mahroussa for Italy as Naguib promises a nationwide anti corruption campaign and warns against foreign interference. Premier Aly Maher Pasha supported the move and was named Naguib’s ally in Alexandria before the Cairo ceremony.
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Naguib
Narriman
Ahmed Fuad
Farouk
Mahroussa
Italy
Alexandria
Maher Pasha
Conservatives Take Lead for Texas in National Democratic Scene
Texas conservative Democrats retain influence at Chicago by keeping their delegation seated and backing southern candidates. Governor Allan Shivers emerges as a key voice, rallying support for Georgia Virginia and South Carolina while opposing the tidelands plank. The group aims to shape state ballots and electors though loyalty pledges remain nonbinding.
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Associated Press
Texas
Chicago
Allan Shivers
South
Richard Russell
Georgia
Shivers
Virginia
South Carolina
National Committee
Frank McKinney
Calvin Rawlings
Utah
Mrs. Thurman Parish Tops Daily News Political Contest
Mrs. Thurman Parish of Parker wins $25 in the Daily News Democratic Political Contest by correctly predicting Adlai Stevenson as presidential nominee, Sparkman as vice president, and a third ballot win. Second and third prizes go to M. O. Dine of Borger and W. D. Duckworth of Hayden.
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Daily News
Thurman Parish
Parker
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Stevenson
Parish
Sparkman
Local Club Meeting Spots and Times Listed
Noon Downtown Kiwanis at Herri Hotel 6 99 pm Sertoma Club at Phillipa Park 7 45 pm Ha and Ha and Service Cam ies of the Texas National Guard at Guard Armory 2706 T Anchor Blvd 4 00 pm Knights of Columbus at Cornell 1450 Cathedral Hall 8 00 pm Amarillo Chess and Checker Club USO Building Tha and Polk
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Kiwanis Club
Herri
Sertoma Club
Phillipa Park
Moor
Texas National Guard
Guard
T-Anchor
Knights of Columbus
Cornell
Cathedral Hall
Amarillo Chess & Checker Club
USO
Tha and Polk
Heavy Primary Vote Slows Plains Ballot Counting
A heavy Democratic primary turnout slowed ballot counting across the Panhandle South Plains with incomplete county results and close district races. Incumbents faced defeats or faced runoffs as new faces emerge in Hemphill Collingsworth and Hockley counties and in Wheeler and Dalham areas with runoffs looming.
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Panhandle-South Plains
Panhandle
Hemphill County
C. Fisher
UH. M. Wood
W. L. Helton
Collingeworth County
Stubert Mauldin
Claude McKinney
Mauldin
Northcutt Moss Runoff Set For 7th District Court Seat
Unofficial returns from 46 counties show Ernest Northcutt leading Joe S. Moss for the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals associate justice seat with 40 753 votes to Moss 74 606 in a developing runoff race. Potter County favored Moss 4364 to 932 while Lubbock County backed Moss 7273 to 3555 for Northcutt.
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Ernest 9. Northcutt
Amarillo
Joe S. Moss
Post
Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals
Northcutt
Moss
Harry Bannenberg
Vernon
Hal Houston
North Plains
South Plains
Potter County
Lubbock County
Earth Tremors Felt as Seismograph Records Rocky Center
Two fairly sharp earth tremors were detected early today on the Fordham University seismograph, believed centered in the Rocky Mountains region. Local officials reported no damage and no injuries.
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New York
Rocky Mountains
Fordham University
Baseball Scores From the Texas and New Mexico League
The recap lists game results with player attributions and crowding details for multiple teams in the Texas New Mexico League and National League. Clovis and Lubbock games show scoring lines, with pitchers Kramer Matthews and details for Palmer, Machado, and others. The National League games feature St Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, and Detroit with varied inning totals and key contributions cited.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Kellner
Murray
Grinsone
Kennedy
Brown
Leilat Masi
Piretoo
New York
Detroit
Lin
Reynolds Ostrowski
Berra
Hceft White
Nehers
Milasa
Silvera
Lae
Tiefield
Battie
Pirst
Boston
Arnel
Bearden
Marriat
Ming
Ogurthey
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Thompson Pool
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The
Aly Maher Pasha
New Mexico
By Martha Cole
Dwight Eisenhower
Mrs. Thurman Parish
Hockley County
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Weir Clem
Chorge Howard
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Wheeler County
H.S. Lima
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James C. Gorman
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Aatroti
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Kretiow
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Benton
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Courtney
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