Rocky Road for Texas Postwar Magazines
The Texas Spectator, Texas Week and Scene remain in business despite skipped issues. The Spectator, edited by Harold Young with financing from C Badger Reed, operates under 2 000 circulation with minimal ads and pledged to run through April 14 after reporting 5 465 50 in donations. Texas Week, started August 1946 by Bruce Collier and Raymond Holbrook, is a weekly Texas focused Time Magazine style publication by veterans who began in Austin and moved operations to Dallas.
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Texas Magazine
Texas Spectator
Texas Week
Scene
Spectator
Austin
Harold Young
Houston
C. Badger Reed
the Spectator
Bruce Collier
Raymond Holbrook
Time Magazine
Texas
Dallas
Scene the Magazine of the Southwest debuts in Texas
The Texas publication Scene launched in Dallas by Wayland and Clyda Boles, printing on better stock with a newer press. Circulation surpassed 10,000 but ads lagged, one issue skipped. March 29 planned, subscribers to receive extended expiration dates. The first February issue had 54 pages with heavy ads, aims to become Scene the Magazine of the South and West.
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Texas
Scene
Dallas
Wayland and
Clyda Boles
Southwest
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Magazine of the
South and West
Girl May Tell Slaying Story
In St Louis on March 26 the 14 year old Mary Catherine Reardon faces trial for the slaying of her wealthy father J Vincent Reardon. Four oral confessions are admitted as potential evidence while prosecutors seek to use a Sheriff written confession. If convicted she faces detention until age 21.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Mary Catherine Reardon
Bobby-Soxer
J. Vincent Reardon
Miss Reardon
Michael D'Arcy
Mrs Edwards Faces Rationing Charge In New Mexico
Mrs Trudy Edwards prepared for arraignment in Albuquerque on federal charges alleging sugar rationing law violations. She is among 36 defendants across eight states linked to an operation diverting over a million pounds of sugar from consumer channels that originated in Hobbs New Mexico. Edwards, once a bank clerk, allegedly juggled records to transfer sugar currency.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U.P
Trudy Edwards
U. S
Everett Grantham
Edwards
Hobbs
A. B. Bartlett
Grantham
Bartlett
Mrs. Edwards
Jia
Fencing Corrals Barns and Oil Field Construction Summary
Shipping details include rail truck or F O B mill terms for fencing corrals barns bridges and oil field development into finished material. No dates or locations specified.
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F.O.B
Bottlers of Doctor Pepper Set for Louisiana and Oklahoma
Defendants tied to Doctor Pepper bottling operations are spread from New Mexico to North Carolina with ties to Texas Colorado Wyoming Iowa and Santa Fe. The case lists residents across Louisiana Oklahoma and other states with scattered defendants from Texas to North Carolina.
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Doctor Pepper
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Iowa
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Sanscrit
Carolina
Nickel Abundant In Earth Crust Compared To Copper Zinc Lead
Scientists estimate nickel content in the earth crust to be about twice what is found in the combined total of copper zinc and lead. The assertion highlights nickel as a major earth crust element in comparison to other base metals.
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By Angelo
Second National Bank
Safe Deposit
Hse
Zale’s
Zale
Hollywood
Polk
Fulcher Logging CO
Nalle Building
Austin, Texas
de Luxe
Merchants Distilling Corp
Terre Haute, Ind
Plaid
Coats
Seersucker and Chambray
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