No Runoff Expected in Texas Governor Race This Year
Governor James V. Allred, at the Centennial post and the Democratic national convention, launches his re election campaign. The piece argues no issue driven runoff will appear this year as unknown candidates fail to present compelling platforms and Allred is poised for a first ballot victory or a large first primary win. It urges rivals to withdraw to avoid July chaos and to aid Allred’s national campaign prospects in 1940.
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James V. Allred
Texas
Jimmy
Allred
Local Pokes and Jests Cross Southwest Newspapers
A collage of light verse and satirical notes from the Tri-State presses recounts editor appearances in Swisher County, quips about election year paper clutter, and rural humor across Oklahoma and Texas papers. It references figures like F. P. Engleman and Harry Koch, plus items from Clovis, Texhoma, Moore County, Pampa, and Quanah.
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F. P. Engleman
Tulsa Herald
Swisher County
Engleman
Tri-State
Tulsa
Local columns mix notes on pensions and politics
The Fair and Warmer columnist jokes about a long horseback ride while recounting a veteran’s pension. Various Texas snippets mention the upcoming primary election, a floor renovation at the Dalhart Texan, Ed-Aches complaints, and D. A. Davis on world reform. Vic Lamb places Hale Center near Lubbock and Plainview.
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Vic Lamb
Hale Center
Lubbock
Plainview
National whirlgig on New Deal clash and court fate
Washington observers map a political battle over New Deal strategy led by President Roosevelt. The Walsh Healy act looms as a central issue, with labor and farm groups pressing for federal control of industry while Republicans tout limits on the judiciary. Debates over Supreme Court power and state authority color the campaign as officials debate how far federal rules should reach into business and labor.
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New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
White House
Philadelphia
William Green
John L. Lewis
Keynater Barkley
Supreme Court
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G. O. P. High Command
New Deal
Barkley
Executive Department
United States
Organized Labor
Secretary of Labor
NRA
Walsh-Healey
Lamar and Yucatan alliance sparks Texas naval venture in 1841
In 1841 Mirabeau B Lamar plots with Yucatan to counter Centralist Mexico. Texas navy outfitted under Commodore Moore sails from Galveston to Sisal Merida with orders to coerce Mexico, seize contraband, and threaten public works. A dramatic encounter off Vera Cruz features a Texan warship flying the Texas flag as it intercepts a Mexican merchantman.
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Texas Republic
Texas
Lamar
Mexico
Yucatan
Sisal
Merida
Yucatecos
Moore
Bolivar Point
Zavala
Austin
Commodore Moore
William Seeger
San Antonio
New Orleans
Galveston
Secretary of Navy
Sam Houston
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Brazos de Santiago
New York
Solway
San Juan d’Ulloa
San Juan
Here's to Your Health Hemorrhoids Causes and Symptoms Discussed
The article explains hemorrhoids as enlarged rectal veins caused by sluggish portal circulation and straining. It notes internal hemorrhoids can be more troublesome, with itching, burning, and bleeding eventualities, and urges treatment and home relief options in the next installment, highlighting ice therapy as temporary relief.
Menopause duration and uncertainty about ending it
In a medical Q and A, the menopause period is described as variable with no fixed rule to declare its end. The author notes that science has no conclusive answer and that individuals often ask when menopause ends.
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U. Z
The World Has Not Changed Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that youth overestimate change since the great war. She cautions that despite superficial differences the world remains governed by the same laws, with thrift, labor, and self discipline still determining success and failure.
Frank Lloyd probes Salem for feel of the place
Film producer-director Frank Lloyd spent three days in Salem to study the locale for Maid of Salem. He shared research on 1692 witchcraft and the village’s growth, plus observations on terrain, walls, and Salem villagers, then recalled Victoria station and Queen Victoria’s funeral for context. He also notes Carmela Ponselle’s theater entrance and a gum vendor anecdote.
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New York
Frank Lloyd
Salem
Mass
Manhattan
Lloyd
Los Angeles
Salem Village
Hollywood
England
Victoria Station
Queen Victoria
Oreat
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