Citizens Give Allred Boost In Panhandle Radio Rally
Five leading Panhandle business and political figures urged support for James V. Allred for Texas governor during an Amarillo radio rally. Speakers, led by Judge J. D. Hamlin, highlighted Allred as a capable leader in governmental affairs and contrasted him with opponent Tom Hunter.
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James V. Allred
Texas
Plains
Amarillo
J. D. Hamlin
Parnell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Morgan
Sam Braswell
The
Clarendon News
Gilmore N. Nunn
Pampa Daily News
Elmer Elliott
Dalhart
Hagy
Lawrence Hagy
Judge Hamlin
Jimmy Allred
Bobbitt
Clarion Voice
Hamlin
Tom Hunter
Masters of the Dance Offer New Rhythms To Replace Hoopla
A reader commentary endorses Alfred over Tom Hunter for Texas governor. The author cites Alfred’s record as attorney general and implies Jim Ferguson’s influence favors Hunter, arguing Ferguson’s allies seek political quid pro quo. The piece argues for Alfred’s superior qualifications.
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Cial
Alfred
Tom Hunter
Texas
Jimmy Allred
Charley McDonald
Ferguson
Hunter
Jim Ferguson
Air in Tires Used For Paint Spraying
A Bucyrus service station air pump becomes a makeshift paint sprayer when a driver rigs a doohinky to hook into tire valves. The same tires are checked and refilled multiple times amid a sunny day. The story blends a humor beat with modern dance trends noted from New York.
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Bucyrus, O
Bucyrus
Tin deposits to be developed near Tin City Alaska
75 tons of mining machinery arrive in Tin City to begin development of valuable tin deposits said to be among the richest on the North American Continent.
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Tin City
Alaska
U.P
Here
Seattle
The Man Who Bottled Up Santiago Harbor Hero Or Not
Rear admiral Hobson recalls sinking a ship in Santiago Harbor on June 2, 1808 to trap the Spanish fleet. He says he acted by Admiral Sampson’s orders and that the action helped the U S during the Spanish American War. He notes his capture and exchange, and mentions U S coal production.
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Santiago Harbor
Pittsburgh
Richemond P. Hobson
Hobson
Rere
United Spanish Veterans
United States
Sampson
Unmarried Woman Triumphs in Amherst Husband Calling
Miss Thelma Glazier, with no prior experience, won second place in the Hampshire Pomona Grange annual husband calling contest in Amherst Massachusetts on August 24. Mrs Janes Gronck captured first prize after judges heard the call at about a half mile. A separate note claims six times more poultry and game are killed by common rats than by all owls hawks and weasels combined.
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Amherst
Mass
Thelma Glazier
Hampshire Pompe Na Grange
Janes Gronck
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Lucile Marsh
J. N
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Potter County Relief Board
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
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Henry S. Bishop
E.C. Nelson
Styles
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