Texas Year 1939 Highlights From State Icons and Legends
A survey of Texas in 1939 features the Aggies as national football leaders, Fort Worth Casa Manana stars, Gov. with notable media status, Dr. Rainey’s presidency at the State University, Elliott Roosevelt’s Texas radio network, Linda Darnell as the girl of the year, Walter D. Cline as Shrine potentate, Burris Jackson’s big Hillboro barbecue, and a top Texan book of the year.
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Texas
Texas Aggies
United States
Fort Worth Casa Manana
Bob Burns
Eddie Cantor
Kenny Baker
Frances Langford
New York
San Francisco
Dr. Rainey
Uni
Elliott Roosevelt
Linda Darnell
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
Steenth
Burris Jackson
Hillsboro
J Frank Dobie picks Jerry Sadler for Texas public affairs
Public affairs writer names Jerry Sadler state railroad commissioner in Texas. The 31 year old former refinery and pipeline worker is praised for experience in oil and to keep the industry steady. The piece notes his people skills, independence, and ties to national leaders.
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Texas
Jerry Sadler
Young
United States
Texas Tourism urged to expand summer events statewide
An editorial favors a stronger Texas tourism push for 1940 highlighting safe popular slogans, Mexico travel, and big summer amusements. Dallas considers a major road show program while Fort Worth anticipates Casa Manana and a large stage return.
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Texas
Mexico
Dallas
Fort Worth
Casa Manana
Hille Country
Big Bend
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Rainey
J. Frank Dobie
Europe
America
Confederate Veterans Bible Class
Eiengs Vgs
Midland
Texas Electric Service, Company
Jovors
Dick Underwood
Mgr
Gulf
Cannon, Agent
Odesse, Texas
Cc. E. Hunt
Lubbock Sanitarium and Clinic
J. T. Krueger
J. H. Stiles
Henrie E. Mast
J. T. Hutchinson
Ben B. Hutchinson
E M. Blake
M. C. Overton
Arthur Jenkins
J. P. Lattimore
H. C. Maxwell
G. S. Smith
O. R. Hand
R. H. McCarty
James D. Wilson
Wayne Reeser
J. H. Felton Business
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School OF Nursing
Fort Montagu Park
Nassau
Bahamas
International
Caribbean
Jockey Club
Gulf Service
Andrews, Texas
W. T. Wilson
J. G. Little
Hi-Way
Hal Lonis
the Model Shop
Joan Summers
Prop
Odessa, Texas