Guill enters 18th District race as Republican contender
Ben Guill of Pampa, a 40 year old cssman and Navy veteran, enters the 18th District race as a Republican opposing nine Democrats. He campaigns on lower taxes, federal economy, and a return to Americanism, with stops in Amarillo and Pampa. He stresses farm backbone, limited government, anti socialized medicine, and labor reform while vowing to defend labor rights within antitrust bounds.
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Ben Guill
Pampa
Guill
Iple Heart Navy
Marjorie Buckler
Panhandle
Gene Orley
Congress
Publc
Hopkins
Amarillo
West Texas
Allege
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Santa Claus
FEPC
Texas Tidelands
John L. Lewis
United States
Hoskins Gets 37-Year Term
Dwight Hoskins was sentenced to 37 years in the penitentiary. A 2-year term for aiding a jailbreak will not start until he finishes a 35-year term for the Oct 6 1949 pistol slaying of Charles Freeman. The two sentences were issued separately last week with possible concurrency undecided.
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Dwight Hoskins
47Th District Court
Henry
Bishop
Hoskins
Charles Freeman
Edward Lee Rader
Potter County
George McCarthy
McCarthy
Braniff Officials Re-elected At Dallas Meeting
Nine directors of Braniff International Airways were re-elected at the annual stockholders meeting held yesterday in Dallas. The slate included Ferdinand Eberstadt of New York, Roger J. Whiteford of Washington, George Butler of Houston, Fred Jones of Oklahoma City, T. E. Braniff, Charles R. Beard, Ray C. Shrader, G. Adams, and Hal C. Thurman, all of Dallas.
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Dallas
Braniff International Airways
Ferdinand Eberstadt
New York
Roger J. Whiteford
Washington
George Butler
Houston
Fred Jones
Oklahoma City
T. E. Braniff
Charles R. Beard
Ray C. Shrader
G. Adams
Hal C. Thurman
Worley Named to U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Eu gene Worley, resigning after ten years in Congress from the Texas Panhandle, was sworn in as a justice of the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. The ceremony before 200 guests included Chief Justice Marvin Jones, and many Texas lawmakers, who watched Worley don robes and pledge to uphold the Constitution.
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Washington
Eugene Worley
Congress
Texas Panhandle
US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Texas
Marvin Jones
Court of Claims
Gene
Worley Oliver
Shamrock
J. J. Field
Secretary for Future Teachers Elect Latrice Kiker FTA official
Newly elected financial secretary Latrice Kiker of the Texas Future Teachers of America is a junior at Amarillo High School. Other 1950 1951 state officers include President Charlotte Ellis Baytown vice president Catharine Hill Alpine and corresponding secretary Joan Rambin Carter Riverside Fort Worth. Charter clubs include Abilene Alpine Arlington Heights Fort Worth Bayton Birdville Carter Riverside Fort Worth Marshall Orange Palestine Polytechnic. Latrice parents are Mr and Mrs C M Kiker of 321 East Twenty third. Bel Canto Chorale also active.
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Texas Future Teachers of America Club
Latrice Kiker
C. M. Kiker
East Twenty-third
Charlotte Ellis
Baytown
Catharine Hill
Alpine
Joan Rambin
Carter-Riverside
Fort Worth
FTA
Abilene
Arlington Heights
Bayton High School
Birdville High School
Carter-Riverside High School
Marshall High School
Orange High School
Palestine High School
Polytechnic High School
Latrice
Amarillo
Bel Canto Chorale
Bordens Evaporated Milk Coupon Offer Teaser
Bordens Evaporated Milk promotes free gifts for friends and self with daily use. Save labels coupons and redeem them for prizes, with no cost to the consumer.
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Borden
Pleasant Valley resident runs for Potter County commissioner
Charles M. Bell a longtime Pleasant Valley resident and former Amarillo police member announces his candidacy for Potter County commissioner in Precinct No. 4. He is 22 years in the county and 11 years in the precinct, owner of a Colorado Street home, trucking operator for 12 years, with four years road work experience, pledging full-time service and community support.
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Pleasant Valley
Potter County
Charles M. Bell
Amarillo
Bell
Colorado
Beer License Hearing Set For North East Eighth
Public hearing on A B Frazier's beer license at 906 North East Eighth was set for 10 oclock Thursday morning in Potter County Court. The liquor control board will protest in line with its policy to limit outlets on North East Eighth and Highway 66. County Judge Gene Jordan also set about 40 civil and criminal dockets for April and May terms with juries summoned for April 18 25 and May 23 civil jury May 16.
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A. B. Frazier
North East Eighth
Potter County
Liquor Control Board
Highway 66
Frazier
Billy Culwell
Amarillo
Gene Jordan
City to Accept Bids for 77000 Feet of Clay Tile Sewer Pipe
The city commission will receive bids at the April 18 meeting for 77000 feet of clay tile sewer pipe comprising 60000 feet of 6 inch pipe and 17000 feet of 10 inch pipe.
Dallas newspaperman dies at 72 in Grand Prairie
Kenneth A. Ward aged 72, longtime assistant circulation manager for The Dallas Morning News, died yesterday at his home in Grand Prairie. He was a valued member of the Dallas press community with a lengthy career in newspaper circulation and service.
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Dallas
Kenneth A. Ward
Dallas Morning News
Grand Prairie
Judges to meet on election plans in Amarillo
Hartley County Judge L M West invites judges from 28 counties in the 18th district to Amarillo Friday to map plans for the May 6 special election. They will elect a presiding judge and draw ballot order to standardize ballots across counties amid vague Texas election laws.
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Hartley
L. M. West
Channing
18Th Congressional District
Amarillo
Judge West
State Association of County Judges
Texas
Secretary of
Austin
Black Buyer Targeted as Hazardous Device Damages Dallas House
A Black purchaser had just bought a Dallas home when a hazardous device damaged the house. No injuries were reported. Property, mortgage for 5444 dollars, and eviction tensions amid a white neighborhood with long-standing residents are noted as police investigate the incident and related events.
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Negro
Dallas
Reeves
Garland
Jewel Harper
Mathis
Central do Brasil buys 63 rail cars from US maker
Rio de Janeiro reports the Central do Brasil Railway will purchase 63 stainless steel sleepers, diners and observation cars from a United States manufacturer. All cars will be air conditioned and feature fluorescent lighting.
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Central Do Brazil
United States
Rio de Janeiro
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Tom Clark
Sherman Minton
US Supreme Court
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Luther A. Johnson
Eugene Black
US Tax Court
Senator Anderson
New Mexico
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Don Herd
Waco
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South Polk Street
LAB Ee Community Investment
Bill McClendon
Allied
Armstrong Transfer & Storage Co., Inc
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