New Justice Gerrard Appointed to Seventh Court
Justice Gerrard, newly named associate justice of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals, became ill and left for his Tohoka home to seek hospital care. A West Texas lawyer for 30 years, he was appointed by Gov. Coke Stevenson to replace Clayton Hearne and was Lynn County judge since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Garrard
Associated
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Tohoka
Garrard
West Texas
Coke Stevenson
Clayton Heare
Amarillo
Gerrard
Lynn County
Chester Connolly
CWAC to WAC: Amarillo Pvt Taylor’s wartime service path
Private Florence M. Taylor of Amarillo Army Air Field began in the CWAC in March 1943 because she was too young for the WAC. She trained in Canada, drove for a Canadian colonel, then transferred to the WAC in Detroit in May last year. Her brother Cpl. Fred Taylor has left for overseas duty. She resides in Farmington, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usaaf
AAF Training Command
WAC
Florence M. Taylor
Amarillo Army Air Field
CWAC
Canadian Women’s Army Corps
Taylor
Kitchner
Ontario
Chetham
Detroit
Oglethorpe
Fort Oglethorpe
Buckley Field
Cpl
Fred Taylor
Air Corps
Farmington, Mich
Guest Night at First Christian Church Fellowship Dinner
The First Christian Church invites all to a 6 45 pm fellowship dinner in Fellowship Hall. Dr. R C Snodgrass will deliver an evangelistic message, with the evangelistic department guiding the program chaired by J B Trolinger. The Young Matrons Circle sponsors a covered dish dinner headed by Mrs Adrian Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
R. C. Snodgrass
J. B. Trolinger
Adrian Lewis
Feud Spreads from Texas to Burma in Vigorous Debate
Pfc. Lester T. Hudson stationed in Burma sends wife a clipping from his base paper. The column “Broadway at Vine” mocks the Texas Arizona feud, noting Texans threaten lynching a man who passes Arizona for Texas and vice versa, reflecting mutual taunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Texas
Arizona
Burma
Lester T. Hudson
North Buchanan
Vine
Lend-Lease Totals Reach 35 382 000 000 Through 1944
From March 1941 to December 1944 the United States supplied the Allies with goods and furnished services totaling 35 382 000 000 dollars.
Biographical notes on a Texas legal figure and Vincennes history
The article outlines a Texas district attorney who served as state attorney for the Court of Criminal Appeals from 1923 to 1925, moved to Lubbock in 1925 to join a law firm, and later served on the state board of education from 1929 to 1933. It also mentions Vincennes University as an early institution in the Indiana Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Midland County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lubbock
Lockhart-Brown Law
State Board of Education
Vincennes University
Vincennes, Ind
Indiana Territory
Back-to-back Cant Run but Can Seek After One Term
The North Carolina governor may not succeed himself but may run again after a one term gap. This rule allows a former governor to seek the office in a future election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crete
Bette Jane Wheat
Amatitle
Omega Chener
Zeta Phi Eta
Texas Mate College For Women
Denton
Miss Wheat i
Jack Wheat
Bonavinta
Peer Borger
College Theelter
TARL
Bert A. Ferris
Memphis
Cevereal Gays
Willout
Cooregre
New Justice
Justice Gerrard
University of Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Trew Coche
Radio Etme
Clark Gardner
Rewte
Osage, Iowa
Amarillo Field
Canada
Cardui
Fellowship Dinner of
Christian Church
Cracker and Candy Company Division
Service For
Corner
Seventh and Taylor
Hospital
SAN Jacinto Bus CO
Thomas Bakery
Polk
Khoury Bros
John D. McBride
Zale
Blackburn Bldg
Seventh Street
Ith & Polk
Michigan
Maa
Burpee
The
Red Arrow Garden
Qhe As
Triogen Rose Spray
Firestone Stores
Tyler
Voice of
Firestone
Jessica Dragonette
Ardent
SSS Tonic
S.S.S. Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!