Gulf Coast County Census Boom Sparks Population Surge
Census figures released in Beaumont show Jefferson County growing from 145,329 in 1940 to 194,136 now, a net gain of 48,807. Beaumont, Port Arthur, Port Neches, Pear Ridge, Lakeview, Griffin Park, and Nederland also report gains, while West Texas counties show mixed changes across Taylor, Eastland, Erath, and the 13th District.
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Jefferson County
Beaumont
A. G. Watson
Watson
Port Arthur
Port Neches
Pear Ridge
Lakeview
Griffin Park
Nederland
West Texas
Donald Pulver
Taylor County
Eastland County
Erath County
Stephenville
Erath
Wichita
Denton
Wilbarger
Warehousing plan urged to boost Amarillo trade
The Wholesalers and Distributors Committee of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, led by H. O. Starks, urged building adequate warehouse facilities. Earl C. Allmand said high rates and insurance in Amarillo hinder wholesalers, with some storing in Lubbock. A formal proposal will go to the chamber board, date TBD.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
H. O. Starks
Chamber
Earl C. Allmand
Chamber of Commerce Industrial and Wholesale Department
Lubbock
Allmand
School Official Takes His Life
CORSICANA June 15 A 410 gauge shotgun was found near the body of 65 year old W W Harrison Frost school superintendent for 28 years His death was ruled a death by own action He had just been re elected for another three year term and was active in Democratic politics and rural education work of the Texas State Teachers Association.
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Corsicana
W. W. Harrison
Frost
Harrison
Texas State Teachers Association
All in the Family Prompts Proud Fireman Mixup
Bennington Vermont June 15 Volunteer fireman John Proud said he was not proud after responding to a false alarm set off by his 6-year-old son. The incident underscores dangers of prank alarms and child curiosity.
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Bennington, Vt
John Proud
Potter County Official Ted Blackburn Considers Resignation
Ted Blackburn Amarillo pioneer and former Potter County clerk from 1929 to 1939 contemplates resigning his post as secretary of the Potter County Democratic Committee after five years as deputy clerk. He pledges to announce the decision when possible.
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Ted” Blackburn
Amarillo
Blackburn
Potter County
Democratic Committee
Chicago Livestock Prices in Mixed Trade June Market
Chicago livestock prices show hogs at 180 to 230 pounds trading around 19.50 to 19.75, heavier hogs 17.75 to 18.75, sows down to 13.50 to 17.25, cattle and calves with mix of highs from 26.50 to 31.00 for steers and yearlings, heifers and cows around 22.50 to 24.00, vealers 26.00 to 30.00, sheep with spring lambs 27.50 or higher and mixed grades 21.00 to 24.00, slaughter oxen around 10.00. Financial notes list Liquidating fund at 2.17 and offering at 2.38.
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Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs J B Linn at Northwest Texas Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Linn of 2203 Hughes at 7 14 this morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds at birth. The parents have not chosen a name yet. Mr Linn is KGNC's Uncle Jay.
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J. B. Linn
Hughes
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Linn
KGNC
Jay
Population changes across Friona and nearby towns in 1950 census
The 1950 census shows Friona increasing by about four hundred since 1940 to 1,196. Palmer County totals reach 5,771 down from 5,890 in 1940. Bovina records 610 people with no 1940 count. Roberts County falls 259 to 1,030 from 1,289. Miami declines 68 to 645 from 713.
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Friona
Palmer County
Bovina
Roberts County
Miami
Oklahoman to Ride Reds Into Alpine Republic
Radio warnings broadcast across the American zone warned German residents that Cook was dangerous and possibly armed. German farmers were told he could attack them for food, shelter and clothing as officials labeled him a dangerous threat.
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Alpine Republic
American Zone
Cook
Open race for county offices in July primary court house chatter
Local court house talks reveal candidates for treasurer and broad commissioner races. Democratic filings show W M Adams Mark Galloway and Cas Johnson vying for Precinct 1 and 2 while Less Whitaker Eric announces for Precinct 3. incumbents face two challengers. Ballot placement drawing set after final filing deadline with fees due June 24.
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W. M
Bill” Adams
Mark Galloway
Cas Johnson
Less Whitaker
J. L. Carter
Earl C. Cayton
Harry E. Warren
Charlie C. “Buck” Lowe
Harry Brampom
John Morris
Commissioners Court
Thos. E
Tom” Bursey
Charles M. Bell
Blackburn
Anna O'Neill
FE. B. Graham
Otto Landis
E. F. Finch
Elizabeth M. Fly
Ed Pittman
Bascom L. Timmons
A. P. “Skeet” Gibson
C. H. Nunley
H. L. Mauldin
T. H. Rodgers
H. M. Britt
E. C. Paxton
Democratic Executive Committee
Candidates visit Amarillo as race for state offices heats up
In Amarillo two state office candidates make campaign stops. Case March rolls his model home on wheels through downtown offering tax free homes and a gas tax proposal while Sen. G C Morris, pending lieutenant governor hopeful, urges voters to consider tidelands and segregation rulings, voicing opposition to sales tax and highlighting education and rural initiatives.
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Amarillo
Case March
March
Baylor University Law
North Plains
Panhandle
G. C. Morris
Greenville
Citizen pays 318th traffic ticket in Bristol
A Bristol resident settled a $1 traffic ticket claiming it marked the 318th such payment he had made. The man described the ticket as a personal record of his ongoing run of fines.
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Bristol
Va. U.P
Seek Funds for War Memorial in Austin
Texas Spanish-American War Veterans seek funds for a 15 foot 9 inch memorial to veterans of the Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection and the Boxer Rebellion. Amarillo contact is W. D. DeGrassi at 1005 West Tenth for contributions. Base of pink granite supports an 8 foot 5 inch statue of a rifle bearing soldier.
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Texas
Austin
Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Mr. DeGrassi
West Tenth
Fire damages six room house at 904 North East Eighth
A blaze this noon severely damaged the interior of a six room house moved to the rear of the lot at 904 North East Eighth. The house is owned by E. E. Cole. Firemen spent more than an hour extinguishing the blaze.
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North East Eighth
E. E. Cole
McDonald Seeks Ballot Backing After Party Ban
McDonald, a Democrat, sues after a party executive committee barred his name from the primary ballot. Dan Moody and Clint Small lead the filing, citing Love v Wilcox to argue that past party affiliations should not bar candidacy if the pledges support current candidates. McDonald testified he aided Republican presidential contenders in 1940 1944 and 1948 but consistently voted for state Democrats.
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Nees
Democratic Party
McDonald
Dan Moody
Clint Small
Texas
Love Versus Wilcox
Advertisement for T-4-L Athlete's Foot Remedy
An ad promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot claiming deep penetration with a 90 percent alcohol base to kill germs on contact. It promises relief within one hour or a 40 cent refund at GHOLSTON DRUG STORE MAXOR DRUG COMPANY and WHITE DEER DRUG CO.
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Maxor Drug Company
White Deer Drug CO
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