Lubbock Man Killed In Auto Collision
DeWitt Talmadge Potts a 59 year old resident of Lubbock died in a two car crash four miles north of Claremore Oklahoma The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported Potts was driving one of the vehicles The Houston U enrollment hit a record 5725 for the summer session marking the largest enrollment in school history.
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Claremore
Okla
DeWitt Talmadge Potts
Lubbock
Here
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Potts
Houston U
BIG Houston
University of Houston
Auxiliary Plans Picnic for Local Letter Carriers Event
The Ladies Auxiliary convened at the Federation Club Rooms with a state bulletin on pending postal legislation. A gift was sent to ill member Mrs Carlton Splawn. A picnic is planned for June 23 at 6 pm in Ellwood Park with basket suppers. Reports on the Sherman convention were given by Mesdames Haynie, Burch and Bone. Hostesses for social hour were Mrs Warren Rives and Mrs Jack Reese. Attendees included several members led by Messrs Bone Baker Carter Coffee Files Gallarnea Hill Lane Vaughn Key Haynie and Burch. Next social hour is July 12 at 8 pm with hosts Mrs Ernest Hill and Mrs Glen Lane.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Federation Club
Carlton Splawn
Ellwood Park
Sherman
Mesdames Spencer Haynie
Roy Burch
Ira Bone
Warren Rives
Jack Reese
Jack Baker
Gay Carter
Eldon Coffee
W. H. Files
Barnard Gallarnea
Ernest Hill
Glen Lane
Perry Vaughn
Shelton Key
Spencer Haynie
R. B. Groves
Dallas Oil Man Sentenced by Michigan Jury
Everett Owens a 55 year old Dallas oil man and banker was sentenced by Superior Court in Grand Rapids to 18 months to two years in Southern Michigan Prison after being convicted last month of passing a worthless $75 check at a Grand Rapids jewelry store. Owens said he blacked out from drinking and did not recall the events. Authorities note Owens was a prominent oil, lumber and banking figure in Texas in the late 1920s and 1930s.
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Mich
U.P
Everett Owens
Dallas
Superior Court
Southern Michigan
Owens
Texas
Polio in Texas Shows Sharp Weekly Rise
Texas reports 85 new polio cases for the week ended June 12, raising this year’s total to 428 and doubling the figure from two years ago. Cases spread across 21 counties including Harris, Galveston, and Bell, with 55 counties having polio to date.
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Austin
State Health Department
Texas
Bell
Bexar
Brazoria
Brazos
Cameron
Childress
Galveston
Hardin
Harris
Henderson
Hall
Jim Wells
Lubbock
Navarro
Nueces
Reynolds
Rusk
San Patricio
Tarrant
Travis
Willacy
Health Department
Snyder Sees Record U.S. Government Surplus Approaching
Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder predicted a fiscal year end surplus near 7.5 billion dollars, the largest in history, eclipsing the 1.155 billion high of 1927 and far above last year's 754 million. He spoke at a weekly news conference and did not comment on recent price hikes.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
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