Westbrook in Aid to Farms
Supporters of Col. Lawrence Westbrook of Waco promote his candidacy for Congressman-at-large Place 1. They cite his West Texas roots and work as farmer, businessman, and legislator. He helped push loan liberalization for wheat farmers via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and opposed strict second mortgage requirements. He seeks return of more than 1.6 million dollars in Farm Bureau reserve funds to Texas farmers and has defended farm issues against the Farm Board.
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Lawrence Westbrook
Waco
Col
West Texas
West
Texas
Joel Westbrook
San Angelo
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Westbrook
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Congress
Farm Board
Cotton Co-operative Association
Courthouse records and real estate transfers listed
Courthouse records show warranty deeds from E Woods and others to Panhandle Improvement Co for Lakeview property, and Stewart Miller to C W Jamison in Ama Heights. deeds valued at 10 and 400 dollars. Also gas gty Coast R Co transfers to Daisy Penno ck for Morningside. Vehicle registrations include E I Boyce Canyon Chevrolet truck, American Transmission & Storage Co 409 Fillmore Inland truck, A W Bivins 1706 Jackson Ford coupe, and Dr W B Stevenson 2422 Hughes Ford sedan.
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E. Woods
Panhandle Improvement Co
Lakeview
Stewart Miller
C. W. Jamison
Ama Heights
Gty Coastr Co
Daisy F. Pennock
E. I. Boyce
Canyon
Ama
Tsf
Stg. Co
Fillmore
A. W. Bivins
Jackson
W. B. Stevenson
Hughes
Hoover declines to attend Olympic Games in Los Angeles
President Hoover will not travel to the West Coast to open the Tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles on July 30. Vice President Curtis will lead the national delegation in the opening ceremonies while Hoover handles the formal nomination notification in Washington, with dates set tentatively for August 8 to 15. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ammons of Dallas to relatives in the city.
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Washington
Hoover
West Coast
National Capital
Curtis
Los Angeles
Government vs Private Initiative Cited in Cotton Co-op Probe
A Texas Cotton Co-operative Association investigation is described with a speaker arguing against government involvement in any business. He claims government ventures cost double in money and effort compared with private initiative, urging continued private leadership.
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Texas Cotton Co-operative Association
Three Amarilloans Pass Red Cross Examiner Tests
Three Amarilloans passed the annual Red Cross examiner's tests yesterday at Gem Lake Pool. Ned Campbell, field representative for the Midwestern district, supervised. The successful examinees are Marvin J. Paul, Marjorie Allen, and Walter Mellor.
Guiding Your Child: Cinderella as a Young Childs Hope
Cinderella appeals to young children who cannot grasp balls or princes yet feel the thrill of staying home while others go out. The tale satisfies by punishing those who deprive the child of pleasure, rewarding the humble, and offering vicarious fulfillment through love and family dynamics.
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Cinderella
Legion seeks more doctors for Texas veterans hospitals
Hanson Post of the American Legion adopted a resolution to press the Texas Department to recommend increasing the number of doctors in veterans hospitals in Texas. The move argues delays in patient inspections due to doctor shortages, noting a typical wait of two to three weeks instead of three days. The resolution will go to a vote at the upcoming Legion convention in Corpus Christi on August 1 2 3.
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Texas Department of the American Legion
Hanson Post
American Legion
Ted
Cunningham Rites Today for Mary Ellen Cunningham
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Cunningham 70 were held in Bowie today. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs Sid J Jones 1805 Taylor Street after residing in the Panhandle for several years.
Well What Kans City Mourns a Democrat? Story
A Kansas City report from July 20 notes 4-H McJunkin, a Republican, mourning the fact that a Democrat is involved in a local political or civic matter. The piece reflects partisan sentiment and commemorates a political turn or loss.
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Kansas City
Kas
H. L. McJunkin
Drugstore brawl over predicted landslide lands man in hospital
A customer entering a drug store declared a Democratic landslide and questioned Republican actions. McJunkin reacted with a roar, triggering a physical fight that left him with a dislocated jaw and a trip to the hospital.
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McJunkin
Dentist Steinmeyer Plans Pain Free Visit
Topeka Kansas July 20 The dentist Dr J A Steinmeyer was preparing one of those I do not hurt a bit procedures when the patient reportedly flinched.
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Topeka
Kas
J. A. Steinmeyer
Barber H G Perry Changes Shop Locations
A barber named H G Perry, previously at Commerce Barber Shop on Taylor Street 502, is now employed at San Jacinto Barber Shop at Sixth Avenue and Florida Street after an incident with a dental chair machine.
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H. G. Perry
Commerce
Taylor Street
San Jacinto
Sixth Avenue
Florida Street
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Sears
Kook-Kwick
Sears. Roebuck and CO
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H. C. Ammons
Dallas
Clyde Mays
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RED Cross
Mrs. Agnes Lyne
Legion
Potter County
W. E. Gee
Firestone
Thrift
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Firestone Oldfield
Tiro
Louis H. Smith
Senne
Firestone Tires
Firestone Sure Lives
Ayler
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