Panhandle congressional campaign draws wide interest
Dallas based coverage notes Dick Kleberg of King Ranch says the Panhandle race draws attention beyond Texas with observers in New York and Washington. Campaigners including Altavene Clark and Ben Guill gain support while candidates Ronald Davis Woody Montgomery Timmons and Burk push through Amarillo Canyon Perryton and other towns, signaling strong local engagement ahead of the May 6 special election.
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Dick Kleberg
King Ranch
Corpus Christi
Panhandle
New York
Washington
Marvin Jones
Kleberg
Texas
Amarillo
Altavene Clark
Congress
Committee On Agriculture
Ronald Davis
Childress
Woody Montgomery
Happy
Silverton
Tuila
Wildorado
Vega
Dimmitt
T. Burk
KGNC
Canyon
Walter Roge
Pampa
High Plains
Pete LaMaster
Perryton
Bill Lance
Ochiltree County
LaMaster
Harry Dumbell's Father Succumbs
Linn R. Dumbell aged 67 of Tonkawa Oklahoma died yesterday in Oklahoma City. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Oklahoma City. Survived by son Harry F. Dumbell of Amarillo and a niece Mrs. R. W. Hatcher and grandson Tommy Linn Dumbell.
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Oklahoma City
Linn R. Dumbell
Tonkawa
Okla
Harry F. Dumbell
West Twentieth
Mr. Dumbell
Amarillo
R. W. Hatcher
Alabama
Tommy Linn Dumbell
Amarillo College Wins Approval for Distributive Education
The school board approved a distributive education program for Amarillo College offering vocational training for employed people. Endorsed by the Amarillo Chamber Retail Merchant Committee, the courses will be taught by the college with state board cooperation. Local business leaders promise employer notification and participation, with the program set to begin this fall.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo
New City Workers Hired in Joseph Connell Departments
Employment of three new Amarillo city workers announced by the city personnel department. Charles E. Sublett is added to the fire department, Ormal M. Petree becomes a clerk-typist in the water department, and Eunice Irene White joins the corporation court staff. Sublett replaces no longer serving staff. Petree arrives from Farwell. White formerly worked for a local lumber company. Funeral rites for Joseph M. Connell set for Wednesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral following his death at 75. rosary tonight at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Connell, born August 28, 1874 in St Louis, had worked as an USDA Farm Security Administration accountant until 1943. no known survivors.
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Charles E. Sublett
Hillcrest
Fire Department
Sublett
Ormal M. Petree
Earle Hotel
Water Department
Amarillo
Farwell
Brothers Grain Company
Ete
Petree
Marcella Mask
Eunice Irene White
Plainview
Corporation Court
Amarillo Lumber Company
Joseph M. Connell
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel
Liano Cemetery
Mr. Connell
Walker
St. Louis
Farm Security Administration
Wool Coagulated by Sonic Vibrations Breakthrough
A new textile development exposes wool to intense sonic vibrations strong enough to cook an egg, causing wool proteins to coagulate. This method claims to render wool non shrinking and durable.
Chiropractic Truths Presented in Case No 1442
A chiropractic clinic case shows asthma since birth improving after a vertebrae misalignment was corrected. The article explains subluxation and nerve interference as the cause, with hand adjustments restoring energization and eliminating the condition from recurrence.
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Chiropractic
United States
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Khoury Bros
W. 5Th
Harry Dumbell
Globe-News
O.K
Ct & Lee
Globe
Nita Johnson
Gretchen Wolfflin
Parent-Teacher Association of
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Municipal Auditorium
Crowe
Guide Cement
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Guide Cement 2
Mata Ls
SAL
Duncan Corres Company
Bright & Early
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Galion
Marvene
SUDS
Oleo
Viegar
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van Camp
Rolle Polle Toy
Rari
Joseph Connell City
Consult
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