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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

7

Recalls That Cole Younger Didn't Look Like a Criminal

A 102 year old man from Farneton claims to be Jesse James but remarks that Frank James and Cole Younger looked like ordinary citizens. Dorsey recalls childhood ties to the James and Younger brothers while discussing an authenticity book. The Curry County Women's Extension Club chapter with 16 members recently set a dressage attendance record at a Las Cruces convention.

Cole Younger Dorsey Atlen Jesse James Mr. Dorsey Cole James Farton Amarillo Excelsior Springs James Brothers EE. Bales Barnesville Ohio Missouri Robert James California Texas Mexico Waterloo A.B. Cleveland Kingston Frank James Curry County Women’s Extension Club Las Cruces

Three Building Permits Granted to Schutts

Schutts Construction Company received three city permits for new homes. The projects include two one story brick veneer houses at 2106 and 2107 Travis Street and an $8500 one story brick veneer home at 2105 Travis Street. W C Schutts Jr. signed the permits.

Anges Ee Mee Tata Collen Anton Marek Isk Ee Ee A ‘Schutts Construction Company Washington Agriculure Department Travis Street Pound Travs Street W. C. Schutts, Jr Eighteenth Avenue

Labor Endorsement Stirs Steam in Stevenson Race

Officials at Johnson campaign headquarters declined to comment on the Texas State Federation of Labor endorsement of Coke R. Stevenson for the US Senate. The labor backing adds a notable factor to the Texas political contest as candidates vie for alignment with labor and business interests.

Jenason Stevenson Austin Lyndon Johnson Texas State Federation of Labor Coke R. Stephenson

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