Texas Gubernatorial Runoff Focuses on FEPC and Surplus
In Texas the gubernatorial runoff campaign intensifies with Beauford Jester promising rapid elimination of a 37 million dollar general fund surplus while Homer Rainey criticizes freight rates. The State Democratic Executive Committee denounces large campaign slush funds and minority pressure groups, and the Republican convention in Mineral Wells signals invitations to Constitutional Democrats to join the anti New Deal Regulars.
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Texas Democratic Executive Committee
Fair Employment Practices Committees
Beauford Jester
Harlingen
Homer P Rainey
Jester
Cratic
Austin
FEPC
Harry L. Seay
Dallas
GOP
George C. Hopkins
Republican State Committee
Hopkins
Simple Home Fat Loss Plan Promises Quick Results
A dubious home remedy urges readers to buy four ounces of bouid Barcentrate from a druggist, mix with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle, and take two tablespoons twice daily promising rapid fat loss. It claims money back if not effective and touts dramatic bodily changes.
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Cretney Drug Stores
Laff-A-Day to Face Jester or Rainey in November Election
Alvin H. Lane a Dallas attorney is linked to the November general election. GOP ticket remains largely open as party leaders note potential shifts and preparations unfold in Texas. J. Carroll McConnell secures nomination for associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals after a late vacancy. Brown’s death wiped the seat from the first primary ballot, with counties including Tarrant Denton Cooke Wise Montague Clay Wichita Archer Young Jack Hood and Parker in the court’s jurisdiction.
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Alvin H. Lane
Dallas
Hopkins
Boyce House
Fort Worth
Jester
J. Carroll McConnell
Court of Civil Appeals
Marvin Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Brown
Tarrant
Denton
Cooke
Wise
Montague
Clay
Wichita
Archer
Young
Jack
Hood
Parker
Seay
McConnell
Santa Fe Handles Total Cars Moved Decline
Cars received from connections fell to 12 052 from 15 035 and total cars moved declined to 39 660 from 42 373. The Santa Fe handled a total of.
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Santa Fe
Willis family leaves after visit with Woods in Madison
Mrs Wade Willis and daughter Patty of San Antonio depart their home after visiting Mrs Willis' father Woods at 1603 Madison, ending a lengthy stopover.
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Wade Willis
Patty
San Antonio
Mrs. Willis
Woods
Coffee
1603 Madison
Potter County Official Visits Daughter in Dallas
Lon Sellars county commissioner visits his daughter Mrs Edith Harmann in Dallas to spend time and discuss local affairs during the trip.
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Lon Sellars
Potter County
Mrs
Edith Harmann
Dallas
Bel-Din Asthma Relief Promoted by French Chemists
TheMontrose Sales Co Inc Dept N 510 Montrose Calif offers Bel-Din a palliative for Bronchial Asthma Spasms. They claim it eases coughing gasping choking and suffocation and will send a liberal supply free to sufferers who write or send 10 cents for mailing and handling.
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Europe
United States
Montrose Sales Co., Inc
N-510
Montrose
Calif
Grandmother Held In Poison Death
Mrs. Lillie B. Winter 76 is indicted by a Wayne County grand jury on murder in the arsenic death of her great grandson Donald Eugene Martin who died June 15. Bond denial and trial set for Oct 7. chemist finds arsenic in Lorena Clark's stomach, sister of Winter, death in 1921, no immediate action expected.
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Fairfield
Lillie B. Winter
Wayne County
Donald Eugene Martin
Trail Farm
Caswell Crebs
St. Louis
Lorena Clark
Cox Warns Against Inflation in Disease
Dr. George W. Cox of Austin urged no rise in disease incidence after wartime. He advocated immunization clean clothes bodies homes food and sanitation to prevent higher death rates than peacetime.
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George W. Cox
Austin
James Burnett Hall Discharged From Navy at San Pedro
James Burnett Hall son of Mrs Narrie Hall Amarillo received his Navy discharge at the San Pedro separation center on August 7 He entered June 2 1945 served overseas a year and was stationed on YMS 218 from September 8 to April 9 After Navy service he plans to resume work as a railroad signalman for Santa Fe
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Narrie Hall
Amarillo
Navy
San Pedro
Santa Fe
Borger Residents Visit Borger and Pampa Friends
Mr and Mrs Albert Moore of Borger are visiting Mr and Mrs G M Reasoner at 1105 Harrison. Home again Dick Watkins of 809 North East Tenth has returned home after visiting in Pampa.
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Borger
Albert Moore
G. M. Reasoner
Harrison
Dick Watkins
North East Tenth
Pampa
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