Mann's Tumultuous Texas Career and The Harmattan Wind
The article recounts Lloyd M. Mann's political rise and setbacks in Texas including his governor nomination, his support for a slate in undecided races, a rejected offer to appoint Marin chief justice, a 1941 senate bid, reelection as attorney general in 1942, and a sharp clash with Coke Stevenson. It also notes Mann's later departure from politics and mentions the Harmattan wind known as the doctor for its healthful effects.
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O’daniel
Marin
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Mann
Senate
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D Daniel
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Dies
Johnson
Washington
Red Arrow
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Coke Stevenson
Stevenson
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Wallace
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Hobbies Shape Sid S Pipkin From Clovis Farm Boy to War Salvage Vet
Sid S. Pipkin, 26, a Clovis high schooler turned U. S. Army Air Forces staff sergeant, used amateur radio and collecting as lifes: he served in Australia and New Guinea, salvaged parts from crashed aircraft, and displayed Australian and battlefield souvenirs. He later aided home-front food efforts at the Pipkin family farm near Clovis.
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Sid S. Pipkin
Australia
New Guinea
Clovis Farmer
Clovis, N. M
Clovis
U. S. Army Air Forces
Southwest Pacific
Army
S. W
Battle
Pipkin
Sheppard Field
Texas
Fifth Air Force
Wau
Gerald Mann Ends Career As Politician
Gerald Mann, known as the Red Arrow from SMU football days, resigns as Texas attorney general after a third term. Once secretary of state under Governor Allred, Mann drew public attention with a controversial career and later speculation about his political future amid a crowded 1938 attorney general race.
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Gerald Mann
Red Arrow
SMU
Texas
Mann
Dallas
James V. Allred
Walter Woodul
Houston
Woodul
W. Lee O’daniel
Texas Poly
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