No Great Shifts in Personnel At Governorship
By Charles E. Simons Austin July 22 The next governor will have considerable appointing to do but an unfriendly candidate would not trigger a major upheaval in the state capitol. Many minor offices will see new faces while Highway Department and Board of Control leadership remain under gubernatorial influence. The Highway Commission lineup favors the present administration.
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Charles E. Simons Austin
State Highway Department
Board of Control
Highway Commission
Vote For Chas N Shaver for State Superintendent
A message from Texas education leaders shows about 150 county superintendents and dozens of independent district superintendents endorse Chas N Shaver to succeed himself as State Superintendent. The list highlights broad support across Aransas to Young counties and notes eighty five percent of independent district superintendents backing his candidacy.
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Chas.n. Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Texas
W. H. Baldwin
Aransas
S. P. Mathews
Armstrong
J. H. Potter
Austin
Fred G. Hayne
Bastrop
J. T. St. Clair
Baylor
M. O. Grimes
Bell
P. F. Stewart
Bexar
Clara E. Richards
Bosque
C. C. Porter
Bowie
D. J. McDonald
Brazos
F.D. Pierce
Brown
J. Malvin Hare
Burlesen
O. D. Zimmerman
Burnet
A. L. Johnson
Callahan
S. Erwin
Cherokee
W. H. Bell
Coke
J. L. Beard
Coleman
Co. L. Sims
Concho
R. W. Stephens
Caryell
Floyd McNeill
Dallas
H. L Goerner
W. T. Webb
Dawson
W. R. Wheeler
Delta
Denton
EB L. O'Meara
Dimmit
Nora McMurtry
Donley
Murry H. Fly
Ector
Edward M. Noles
Fisher
O. E. Kennedy
Galveston
Herman Usener
Gillispie
E. A. Miller
Grayson
M. Richardson Stern
Hardin
Minnie Ellis
Haskell
W. L.hebron
Hemphill
Polk
J. N. Foster
Rains
H. E. White
Runnels
Maggie Lee
San Jacinto
F. M. Bradley
Schleicher
Florence J. Scott
Starr
S. L. Stewart
Stonewall
M. A. Williams
Taylor
T. W. Parker
Tom Green
W. B. Mills
Trinity
A. L. Loughmiller
van Zandt
Bettie B. Mitchell
Walker
M. H. Ehlert
Washington
J. A. Hood
Wichita
Independent District
R. D. Green
Abilene
Wm. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
A. N. McCallum
H. A. Glass
Bonham
C. W. Gorke
Brownsville
W. G. Barrett
Comanche
Norman R. Crosier
L. V. Stockard
George W. Bear
Donna
Co. H. Spence
Edna
B. N. Dinsmore
Electra
A. H. Hughey
San Benito
L. J. Berry
San Marcos
Joe F. Seagert
Seguin
M. Brown
Sugarland
R. H. Brister
L. Motley
Teague
Stilwell
Texarkana
J. M. Hodges
W. L. Griffin
Victoria
B. B. Cobb
Miss Maude B. Davis
Waxahachie
Fillers
Wichita Falls
O. H. Er
Simmons Col- Abilene
Bas. N. Shaver
Kearns Weds Heiress as Texas appointive terms near end
The article notes tenure expirations for multiple Texas officials in January 1934 and 1935, with Cone Johnson of Tyler possibly retiring. Gov. Sterling would appoint successors, affecting boards from the Board of Control to the University regents and various state commissions. Several terms expire next year, including physicians, editors, and college directors, shaping a broad reshuffle in state governance.
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Cone Johnson
Tyler
Capitol
Johnson
W. R. Ely
D. K. Martin
R. S. Sterling
Martin
Ely
Board of Control
Drain Pool
el Paso
John Wallace
Teague
Claude Teer
Granger
W. A. Tarver
Life Insurance Commission
Board of Insurance Commissioners
Tarver
Sterling
Adjutant General
State Reclamation Engineer
Labor Commission
Banking Commission
Tax Commission
Board of Medical Examiners
H. F. Connally
J. M. Witt
Waco
H. C. Morrow
Austin
M. E. Daniels
Honey Grove
Gene Howe
Amarillo
J. H. T. Bibb
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
John Snider for Sheriff Promises Fair Square Deal
Potter County voters are urged to elect John Snider for Sheriff. He pledges fair treatment under vagrancy laws during unemployment, careful discharge of duties, and economical jail administration. A lifelong Potter County resident, he seeks responsible office leadership.
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Snider
Potter County
John Snider
Latin America Tension Rises Across Six Nations
Acute regional tension grips Brazil Bolivia Paraguay Chile Peru and Argentina as internal strife and border disputes intensify. Mauricio Cardoso seeks truce while Vargas says general elections won’t occur before May 1933.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
Chile
Carlos Davila
Peru
Argentina
Mauricio Cardoso
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Grande Do Sul
Vargas
Sao Paulistas
Army Officer Returns to Post After 34 Years in San Antonio
Colonel Pegram Whitworth resumes duty as chief of staff of the second division in San Antonio after a 34 year absence. He previously commanded the Sixth Infantry at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and served as a second lieutenant with the Eighteenth Infantry in San Antonio from 1895 to 1898.
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San Antonio
Pegram Whitworth
Col. Whitworth
Jefferson Barracks
Sixth Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
Lake Storm Drowns Ten at Pontiac In July Disaster
A sudden lake storm near Pontiac Michigan sent high waves across the water as 100 rowboats battled to seek shelter. At least ten people are dead and nine missing, including two women, with estimates up to fourteen. Survivors describe boats battered against the dam and passengers swimming to safety.
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Pontiac
Mid
Willam Burns
Detroit
Huron
Friends Endorse Morris Browning for Potter County Surveyor
The Friends of Morris Browning urge voters in Potter County to elect him county surveyor. Browning brings 20 years experience including 12 as a licensed state land surveyor, local county knowledge, a stable home and family, and military service in France.
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Morris Browning
Potter County
Texas
France
United States
Browning
Amarillo Youth Joins Aero Fraternity Tau Omega
Amarillo youth Bob Reedy returns from Wichita to join Tau Omega, the aeronautical fraternity, as a member of Beta chapter formed at Wichita. Edgar Kanouse of Amarillo belongs to Alpha chapter, begun in 1927 at Oklahoma University. The Rev J W Edwards of Parksville Ky conducts his 4517th wedding.
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Bob Reedy
University of Wichita
Amarillo
Tau Omega
Reedy
Wichita
Kas
Edgar Kanouse
Amarillo Ia
Oklahoma University
J. W. Edwards
Parksville, Ky
Clint Small for State Senate Amarillo Reelection
Senator Clint Small outlines his record for a second term in the Panhandle district. He cites the Small Land Bill protecting land titles against vindictive suits and his role in reorganizing the penitentiary system.
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Clint Small
Amarillo
Panhandle
Senator Small
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Texas Technological College
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Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Lillian Kansler
Kentucky
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