Texas Certificate Of Authority For Transcon Yorks New York
State documents certify Transcon Yorks New York bar complied with Texas law and hold a certificate of authority for the year May 31 1940 issued in Austin by Georgia Buro. Also a stray fragment references Johnny waking from nightmare about bloody murder and a May 20 1950s Saturday Review note on Wertham and comic books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Austin
Texas
Transcon- Yorks
New York
Georgia
Johnny
Vitous
Saturday Review of Literture
Fredrick Wertham
Norman Cousins voices concern over modern fairy tales
In the June 26 issue Norman Cousins, editor of the Review, critiques parents who try to shield children from sleep by using Mother Goose tales. He cites disturbing elements such as theft, torture, and brutal violence, suggesting later writers may expose similarly troubling content.
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Norman Cousins
The
Review
Commerce Department Frees Cereal Exports from Licensing
The Commerce Department announced that effective Friday certain cereal products will be freed from export license requirements except for shipments to Europe North Africa Turkey and Asiatic Russia. The list includes malt cornmeal hominy corn grits macaroni oatmeal edible soya flour corn starch corn flour pearl barley buckwheat and wheat cereals. Bante Fe Carloadings show week ending Saturday with 32,302 cars loaded and 33,922 in 1947. connections brought in 11,568 versus 11,281 in 1947. total cars moved 43,870 versus 45,203 in 1947.
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Commerce Department
Washington
Europe
French
North Africa
Turkey
Asiatic
Russia
Banta FE
Santa Fe
Peddy’s Barbs Firing In Senate Race Roundup
A roundup notes George Peddy as the leading name caller in the Texas Senate contest. Coke Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson are targets of barbs though neither has directly attacked Peddy. Weer cites mutual low-profile taunts from Stevenson and Johnson supporters about Peddy’s chances.
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Wiasam v. Maanal
Associated Press
Senate
George Peddy
Coke Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Junction
Texas
Peddy
Stevenson
Johnson
Heliocopter
Robert Weer
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Houston
Retired West Texas Army recruiter led Panhandle unit
Col. O I Holman commander of US Army recruiting districts in West Texas retires after 34 years with the Army. He served under Gen. Pershing in Mexico and France. Replacement not named yet. Also notice invites bids for sale of about 1018 acres in Randall County, Amarillo, with water rights reserved and vendor lien notes planned.
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West Texas
Col
O. I. Holman
US Army
Eugene Safford
Holman
Panhandle
John J. Pershing
Mexico
France
Randall County
Amarillo
Texas
City of
Aptely
Bs&p
Bs&f
US military opens radio station in Amertess water
In July the U.S. military government opened a new radio station in Amertess water with American head William P. Heimlich stating the aim to help end Soviet influence in Eastern Germany and advance freedom through air freedom's cause.
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AIR Freedom
Berlin
Amertess Weter
William P. Heimlich
Germany
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Foster
THOR
Uetile
Tou
Wien
Southwestern
Thes Supply CO
Don Valentine
Eanere
A. Potter
Fisk
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PEWRI
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Bagg
Joe Brown Paige
Fillmore
U. S. Ashby
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Butane
Propane Systems
Stchen
Raef Bros
Butane & Appliances
Gf Francis and
Umbarger
Tex
Doc's Liquor
Doc
Ores
Boc's Liquor Wc
South
Tyrannosaurus
Ing
KGNC
Courthouse Square
Ifly
Sayin
Toota
Americas Carpet & Rugs
Khoury Bros
West Std Avenue
Ansley Cleaners
California
N. M
EL Rancho Cafe
Ducationsi Inctitationa
P. D
Texs
Prn
Terry Lomax
Everglade
Uptown
Eamon Gray
Marine Room
Marine Grill
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Wits & i
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Charlie Rogers
Joyce Deliso
Tonia Leigh Top
Kay Carter and His Orchestra
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