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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

10

State Democratic executive committee lists 36 statewide candidates

Thirty six candidates filed for state offices with secretary Bertha Kunz before midnight. The slate includes McDonald, Hunter, Allred for governor. Woodul, Johnson, Berkeley, Hornsby for lieutenant governor. Woodward, Hair, Smith, McCraw for attorney general. Bailey, Connally, Fisher for U S senator. Witt, Sheppard, Patterson, Tillison for state comptroller. Woods for state superintendent. Lockhart, Griffin for state treasurer. Smith, Johnson, Pundt, McNees for railroad commissioner. Jones for land commissioner. McDonald, Davis for agricultural commissioner. McClendon, Sharp, Lattimore for courts. Executive committee meets in Austin next Monday to prepare the ballot.

Houson Bertha Kunz Texas Democratic Executive Committee Kunz J. K. Brim Sulphur Springs Houston D. B. Waller Trinity Waller Rex Austin Miss Kunz C. C. McDonald Tom Hunter James V. Allred Wichita Falls Maury Hughes Dallas Clint C. Small Amarillo Walter Woodul R. M. Johnson Palestine Benjamin F. Berkeley Alpine John W. Hornsby J. P. Rogers Walter Woodward Coleman J. F. Hair San Antonio Clyde Smith Woodville William McCraw United States Joseph W Bailey Tom Connally Marlin Guy B. Fisher Ben J. Witt George H. Sheppard J. J. Patterson Dallas County Dolph B. Tillison Henderson County L. A. Woods Charley Lockhart Kay Griffin Fort Worth Lon Smith H. O. Johnson John Pundt James L. McNees Walter E. Jones Gregg County I. & McDonald Fred W. Davis Travis County Supreme Court James W. McClendon John H. Sharp S. Lattimore Court of Criminal Appeals W. Cc. Morrow

New Mexico Military Institute Prepares Largest Graduate Class

A group of 82 graduates will receive diplomas from Governor A W Hockenhull, with 18 states represented in the largest class in the institute's history. A member of the football squad is also active in wrestling among the graduates. Fire of undetermined origin damaged a vacant house at 1613 East Third Avenue last night. firefighters arrived close to an hour after the 9:27 PM alarm, with damage and ownership details pending.

A. W. Hockenhull New Mexico Military Institute Ortyn East Third Avenue

Amarillo Boys Graduated From New Mexico Military Institute

Everette Selden Simpson son of E A Simpson 2602 Hughes and James Weymouth son of C E Weymouth 1700 Harrison will graduate from New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. Simpson, a Junior College student in the NMMI, serves as Staff Sergeant in the Senior Cavalry ROTC. Weymouth, two years Cadet Corps, is a First Lieutenant and will receive a Commission Certificate upon completion of the 1934 ROTC camp.

Everette Selden Simpson E. A. Simpson Hughes Street James Mesterson Weymouth C. E. Weymouth Harrison Street New Mexico Military Institute Roswell Amarillo High School Simpson Junior College of New Mexico Military Institute R. O. T. C. Weymouth R. O Officers’ Reserve Corps

Amarillo Fellas Eye Beaches Amid Swimsuit Fashion

In Amarillo locals discuss the hot weather drawing attention to bathing beaches and new swimsuit styles at Williams Hardware Store. Martha expresses preference for modest fashion while others eye the swimwear trend and beachgoing possibilities.

Devine Amarillo Martha Williams Hdw Clarence

World wealth rising as science boosts leisure says MIT address

Massachusetts Institute of Technology commencement speaker How ard W. Blakeslee cites science as a key driver of a thousandfold wealth increase and wider leisure. He notes a new physics law improving molten casting durability and reducing flaws, promising big manufacturing savings.

Boston Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blakeslee Service of Press

Press freedom aids scientists in sharing progress

A historian notes that a scientist must read 183 articles daily to stay informed and credits the press with disseminating information. He warns scientists against using daily papers to tell their science, but acknowledges newspapers as a powerful free medium aiding publication in the field.

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Candidate Opposes Nudist Animalism

W C Blackmon announces candidacy for state representative from Tarrant County on an anti nudist platform. He states nudism is an awful thing and questions why this sort of policy is allowed.

Fort Worth W.C Blackmon Tarrant County Blackmon

Nudist Colony Clampdown Promised in Harsh Speech

A speaker warned that decency standards would be torn down and vowed to pass a law sending anyone at nudist colonies to state penitentiaries for at least five years, framing the issue as a costly moral fight.

Cuticura Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

Cuticura Ointment soothes itching burning eczema pimples and rashes quickly and easily. Use as first thought for skin irritations and disfiguring blotches. Price 25c and 50c sample free address Cuticura Dept 46 Malden Mass.

Cuticura,” Dept Malden, Mana

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