State GOP nominates Sells and Nolte at Mineral Wells
The State Republican Convention at Mineral Wells nominated Murray Sells of Gladewater for the U S Senate and Eugene Nolte Jr of San Antonio for governor. Nolte won 178 votes to 150 for Alvin H. Lane among 3228 ballots. The platform calls for repeal of the Terrell election law and one statewide primary at state expense, disbanding Communist influence, open voting, and education equity. George Hopkins of Dallas was reelected state party chair.
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Gladewater
United States Senate
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San Antonio
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Dallas
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Houston
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Corpus Christi
Supreme Court
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Laredo
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Beaumont
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Court of Criminal Appeals
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el Paso
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Beckler
Austin
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Gatesville
Charles F. Adams
Jacksonville
S. R. Lawrence
Paris
Margaret Conger
Waco
Republican Party
University of Texas
George Hopkins
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Lt John T Price Jr Attends Fort Sill School
Lt. John T. Price Jr of Amarillo is attending the Officers' Basic Course at the Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, with completion expected February 5. He is a West Point graduate and the son of Mr and Mrs J T Price of Roswell.
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Fort Sill
Amarillo
Field Artillery School
West Pointer
Price
J. T. Price
Roswell
Meat axes swing as public debate on meat price heats up
Washington August 14 U P The Decontrol Board faces a decisive week amid pork chop price fights and public protests. Housewife voices demand fairness while meat workers and grocers argue for government restraint. Women threaten buyers strikes if prices stay high.
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George H. Mead
W. Bell
Hmpf
Senate
Coney Island
Long Island
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Frances Silverman
Brooklyn
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Mead
Ohio
Hollingsworth Heads Quarter Horse Group
Raymond Hollingsworth resigns from KGNC to become executive secretary of the American Quarter Horse Association effective September 1. Named at a Fort Worth directors meeting, he says horses have been his hobby and he regrets leaving KGNC after three years as general manager. Headquarters will be moved to Amarillo.
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Raymond Hollingsworth
KGNC
American Quarter Horse Association
Hollingsworth
Association
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Quarter Horse Association
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Amarillo Quarter Horse Group Seeks Office Space
Hollingsworth notes Amarillo will gain from the quarter horse boom as organizers plan offices. He cites rising interest in the breed and a 1940 founded association that registers about 3,500 horses and continues growth. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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