Outsider profiles Mahon as frugal Texas congressman
The New York Times profiles George Mahon of West Texas as a cautious, frugal leader who chairs a major defense budget subcommittee. The Colorado City native built a farming and legal career, rose to Congress in 1934, and remains devoted to his family, farms, and Sunday School.
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Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Burning Tree Club
Gen
Omar N. Bridhey
Eisenheer
Richard M. Nixon
Fie
E. K. Mahon
Weatherford
Texas
Mr. Mahon
Lur & Crown
George
Trammar School
Simmons University
Hardin-Simmons
University of Texas Law School
Wil Tison
Colorado City
M.hon
Helen Stevenson
Washington
Wate Your Emotions While Driving
A Texas Safety Association note warns that emotions affect driving speed and behavior. It urges drivers to avoid hurried moods, recognize quick starts and stoppages, lane hopping, and improper passes, and to drive at a safe speed for road, weather, traffic, and vehicle conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Safety Association
Argentine fire ant invades from Mobile to Wake County
An observation from Leesburg Florida notes Argentine fire ants spread from Mobile Alabama to Wake County North Carolina after arriving on a South American ship 24 years ago. The insects reportedly cover more than 22 million acres.
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Ing
United States
Mobile
Ala
Wake County
N. C
Scouting Around School Highlighting Local Graduates and Summer Jobs
Dr. Joe Tidrow earned a Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Oklahoma A and M. The town notes many teachers pursuing graduate work, summer jobs, and engagements, including Barbara Norris and Benny Hogart marriage, and Jo Ann Pilcher and Myrtle Waldrop with diamond rings. Numerous youths hold town summer positions at Andrews County News Humble Oil and Refining Co Corner Drug Store and local insurers while others prepare for football and tennis seasons through local construction work and contractor projects.
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Joe Tidrow
Oklahoma A & M College
Dan Cupid
Barbara Norris
Carl Underwood
Benny Hogart
Jo Ann Pilcher
Charles Brewer
Lavonne Ingram
Andrews County News
Sue Maxwell
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Barbara Roach
Carl S. Ham, Inc
Myrtle Waldrop
Farmer’s Insurance
Dianne Collins
City General Insurance Agency
Serena Allen
Corner Drug
Wacker’s
Charlotte Parnell
Peggy Oconnor
Glenda Morrison
Jane Maxwell
Connie Belcher
Melba Lipham
Melba Davis
Shannon Posey
Tomi McDonald
Darrell Overcash
Freddy Fielder
Kenneth Cummins
Conrad Turner
Buck Criner
Leon McClure
Tony Cain
Jimmy Aduddel
Jimmy Pinnel
Butch Gerber
Ray Ham
Johnny Bilbrey
Charles Pope
Mike Seay
Don Bates
Lloyd Carruth
Kinney & Kinney Construction Company
Hamilton Construction
Jerry McPherson
Lloyd Liesmore
Richard Prewer
James Sanders
Joe Cummins
Forrest Lumber Company
Andrews County News policies and staff contact note
The Andrews County News publishes Sundays and Thursdays at 111 Northwest First, Andrews Texas. Editorial and advertising details outline correction policy, liability limits, and rights to edit or reject copy.
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Andrews County News
Northwest First
Andrews
Texas
Wink Bulletin reports FCC final ruling on Pyote TV station
The FCC in Washington is set to issue a final ruling June 24 on Pyote Channel 9 control. Applications for the station have been filed, with local interest led by Seminole figure M B Estes as county bounty collector.
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Wink
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Pyote TV
FCC
M. 8
Estes
Tris
Seminole Sentinel
Slaton
Monahans Sandhills Open With Dunes and Plans For Amenities
Monahans Sandhills park opens serving Crane county and extends toward New Mexico with six dune sections. U S 80 bisects the area from Dallas to El Paso as plans proceed for concession facilities and a swimming pool. The Monahans News notes plans and specs for two new water facilities in Kermit.
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Monahans
Monahans Sandhills
Crane County
New Mexico
Dallas
el Paso
Odessa College Summer School Underway
The Odessa College summer session begins June 3 with 7:09 p.m. registration in the OC library. Evening classes run six to nine hours weekly Monday through Friday, offering courses from Business Machines to Principles of Accounting, plus vocational welding and radio TV.
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Od Essa College
U. S
City approves wells and civil defense push amid tornadoes
City Council approved two wells one in County Park and one on a trial basis in the western city area. Tornadoes in Martin County boosted civil defense activity with a courthouse meeting and nine active committees.
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Stanton
Martin County
Stanton Reporter
What the Editor Sayings in Small Town News
A collage of local editorials and odd passages from Tiny Texas papers. The clippings touch on travel rules personal pranks and curious quotes from ministers and columnists. The snippets show scattered humor and stray commentary across several towns.
Questioning and reflections on career choices in a split dialogue
The text presents fragmented remarks about legal rights and career paths. It mentions Jack Stamper and Dave Beck, references to the Hugo Daily News Tulsa Herald, and ponders whether youth can become multimillionaires or vault champions by will or choice. It discusses choosing an occupation and personal happiness in work.
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Jack Stamper
Hugo Daily News
Missus Mage
Dave Beck
H. M. Baggarly
Tulsa Herald
United States
Mri
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Buddy Price
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Charles W. Roberts, SR
James Roberts
ED Payer Advertising
Mgr
ED Balkum
Society Editor
Publiher
Denver City
Denver City Chamber of Commerce
Denver City Press
Post
Llttery
Business and
Post Dispatch
Monahans News
Kermit
Odessa College
O. Sadow
Winkler County News
Struction Company of
Cayanosa
Pecos River
Plains
Yoakum County Review
Travelers Safety Service
Melvin Dow
Wink Bulletin
Setvice Jg
L. Peters
Peters
Vane
Deming
CAR Life
Family Auto Magazine
Buick
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