Federal Attorney Eastus Called to Washington
Washington March 21 Federal District Attorney Ciyde O Eastus of Fort Worth is in Washington for a conference with government officials A report is being prepared based on a study of Eastus office and the private practice of Assistant District Attorney Joe Jones who was recently suspended Officials said Eastus arrived from New York and met with Senator Tom Connally of Texas and Assistant Attorney General Tom rk
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AmVets Disregard Bailey Instructions Call
AmVets state commander T J Collins urges Texas posts to ignore all communications from LaMarr Bailey who is described as ousted and no longer connected with AmVets in any official capacity. The release notes Baileys earlier directive to support strikes and says national headquarters will be re established in Washington with Batley’s Dallas base part of the history.
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Bailey
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Elmo Keel
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Disgruntled Texans Eye Gubernatorial Run Amid GOP Tensions
Political jitters rise as figures like Dr. Homer Rainey and J. Frank Dobie threaten or imply runs for governor. Rainey, former UT president, hints at candidacy while Dobie, famed storyteller, argues the lieutenant governor’s job is too small for him.
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Texas political figures eye 1946 races amid Voter mood shift
The article weighs potential 1946 campaigns in Texas with names like Dobie O'Daniel Jester and Connally. It notes Gov Beauford Jester faces re election odds and Coke Stevenson might seek Senate opposition. It also recalls wartime shipping stats and Seattle port tonnage.
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Changes For Downtown Bus Stops In Amarillo
City manager A. P. Hancock says north bound Polk Street buses may move stops to near corners. The shift aims to reduce congestion at Sixth Avenue and Polk Street and has been well received by passengers and drivers. San Jacinto line buses now stop north of the Oliver Eakle Building and proceed to Taylor Street, while the Amarillo Bus Company moved the Sixth Avenue Polk Street stop to the White and Kirk Building during the holidays.
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