Miniature Circus Returns to Tri State Fair
W. J. Morris Morris exhibits his expanded miniature circus at the Tri State Fair with a two-pole tent outside the Merchants Building. The show features a loaded circus train, repurposed wagons, 135 hand-painted items, numerous animals, and added performers. It recently toured Minnesota and Oklahoma State Fairs but could not accept Royal American’s contract due to other Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana engagements.
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Ini Prove
W. J. Morfig
Minnesota
Royal American
Minnesota Fair
Morris
Texas
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Maverick Boys Club
Merchants Building
Dashboard Clock That Runs To Make Automotive History
Frederick Othman reports General Motors unveils a clock for dashboards, lauding Detroit engineers' four-decade effort to create a precise, production line clock. He notes Continental’s air cooled engine for trucks and references postwar car trends, including rear engines and flying cars. The column mix includes industry chatter and a Santa Fe carloadings summary.
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Othman
Washington
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
General Motors
Jorid
Carcers
Continental Motor Co
Army
Aur-Cowen
Franklin
Continental Company
California
Preston Tucker
Playboy Motor Co
Buffalo
Gyro Motors Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Clifford S. Goby
United Features Syn
Eyes of Texas Waco Election Is Hottest Yet
United Press reports on the July Democratic primary in Waco with notes on ballot destruction and past election-fire anecdotes. Mayor Hawkins predicts voting against his own interests over a likely tax rate increase, while the eighth annual Texas judges conference is set for Austin on Sept. 24 and 25.
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Eyes OF Texas
United Press
US Senate
Waco
McLennan County
J. E. Hawkins
Texas
Austin
District and Appellate Judges of
Atwood McDonald
Fort Worth
Phone 6262 to Place a Want Ad
Ad readers are invited to call 6262 to place a want ad in the newspaper. The notice emphasizes a simple, direct process for readers seeking to publish classified requests or offers. The brief item lacks additional details or deadlines.
Atomic energy control stalls as UN assembly opens
Washington reports the United Nations General Assembly opens in Paris with 58 nations attending. The session faces heated debates on atomic energy and major disagreements between the United States and Russia. Delegates will discuss remedies but cannot compel actions.
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Marillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Russia
Berlin
Revo Ss
Samen Mannow
Washington
United Nations’ General Assembly
Paris
Assebly
Assembly
United States
Security Council
Dixiecrats Deny Gift From Cullen Report
Report claims H R Cullen Houston oilman gave 100000 to the states rights campaign. Judge Merritt Gibson Thurmond Wright campaign director says not one penny has been received from Cullen. Gibson endorsed the ticket last month and denies the accusation. Also Galveston reports 108 UT medical school freshmen admitted today.
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Zia
H.R. Cullen
Houston
Merritt
Gibson
Thurmond-Wright
Culfen
Judge optimistic on Texas college foes winning Pantex plant
Judge Eusany of the War Assets Administration in Dallas says Texas Tech and Texas A&M may acquire Pantex plant properties. Amarillo Mayor Lawrence Hagy accepted a contract for Possession of Amarillo Field. The air facilities are valued around eight million dollars and will operate as part of English Field.
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War Assets Administration
Dallas
Texas Technological College
Texas A&m College
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Judge Early
Amarillo
Amarillo Field
Lawrence Hagy
Hagy
WAA
Pytaige
Pantex
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