Rules clash as Young Democrats fight over convention motions
At the Friday session the Young Democrats debated rules drawn by Cavett and McMahon. The University group faulted rule six and rule 19 as undemocratic, seeking to vote on rules individually. A compromise exempted Coleman County and University clubs from the challenged provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Richard Cavett
J. Dixon McMahon
Texarkana
Tom Cooper
Tyler
J. Bryan Bradbury
Abilene
Frank Ogilvie
Fort Worth
Homer Smith
Gilbert Carter
Cavett
Littlefield
Roosevelt Son Rules Out Politics Career At Convention
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, says he has no desire to be a politician. He attends the Texas Young Democrats convention with his family, discusses party goals, and defends his father while noting his own independent views within the family ethos. The article also covers convention rules and a tense debate between Mayfield and Cussack over rule 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cussack
Dallas
Resolutions Committee
Mayfield
Cussack
Cossack
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dad
Raymond E. Buck
Fort Worth
Young Democrats
Roosevelts
Washington
Demo
Phil Overton
Elliott
Texas
Democratic Party
Memphis Invades Amarillo With Prize Band
The Memphis Gold Medal Band of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, 35 musicians led by Cicero Milam, arrived in Amarillo at 4 pm yesterday. They performed in the Pre Centennial Parade at Pampa and reviewed by Gov Alfred, then serenaded The News Globe and played a 30 minute program on KGNC. Later they gave a brief City Auditorium concert before remarks by the governors of New Mexico and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
James V. Allred
Amarillo
Cicero Milam
Pampa
Alfred
Polk Street
News-Globe
KGNC
City
New Mexico
Texas
Local Students Mentioned in Texas University and Baylor Medical Outlook
Miss Dorothy Bennett returns home from school on Tyler Street as Tom studies law at Texas University and Hugh pursues medical training at Baylor Medical in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bennett
Tyler Street
Schoo
Tom
Law
Texas University
Hugh
Baylor Med
Dallas
Worth girl joins Roosevelt party at Herris Hotel lobby
A brunette and attractive Worth girl laughed and chatted freely with the crowd surrounding the Roosevelt party as it entered the Herris Hotel lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Girl
Herris
Portales Delegation Shines at Texas Young Democrats Session
Portales and Roosevelt County New Mexico send a large group to the Texas Young Democrats convention. Harry Tissell Homer Barnett Dee Howard Paul Wuster Carl Reynolds and others join fellow New Mexicans raising the crowd to about 300. Gov Clyde Tingley heard the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Texas Young Democrats
Harry Tissell
Homer Barnett
Dee Howard
Paul Wuster
Carl Reynolds
Oren Beaty
J. Q. Barnes
M's. W. F. Wentworth
Louis Terrell
Jimmie Dratche
Miss McNeill Leaves for Masters Work at Colorado University
Miss Frances McNeill daughter of Mr and Mrs L McNeill departs this morning for Boulder to pursue a Masters Degree at the University of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McNeill
L. McNeill
Boulder
University of Colorado
Optometric Group Meeting This Sunday in Amarillo
Members of the Extension Program of the Texas Optometric Association will meet at 10 30 Sunday in Amarillo Walter F Kimball announced yesterday The topics include The Skeletal Muscle and Nerve Involvement Diseases of the Choroid How to Find Out How You Rate and Convergence Insufficiency in Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prograin
Texas Optometric Association
Amarillo
Walter F. Kimball
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Bill Mayfield
Texas University Club
Chris Dixie
Coleman County
Amarillo Globe
John McCarty
University Club
Raymond Buck
University Group
Clyde Tingley
McCormick
Tingley
Steffens
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Tae
Rie
Kelloggs
Wright
Taylor ST
Optometric Group
Snow White
W.F. Carmichael
Atlanta
Georgia
Oran
JEWEL
Swift & Company
Richard Holicker
Lake Wales
Florida
Holicker
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