Many Senate Candidates Enter April 4 Special Election
The Associated Press reports a wide field of twenty one candidates for the April 4 special Senate election. Many face limited funds and organizational support, with diverse backgrounds including politics, business, education, and farming. Notable entrants include Wesley Roberts, Harold Franklin, Jim Amos, Joyce Bradshaw, Deibert Grandstatt, Ted Bisland, Bennie Faber, G. H. Allen, Frank Stanford, Tom Barton, and Hoyt Wilson among others from Texas cities such as Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Sherman.
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Wesley Roberts
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Hugh Wilson
Port Archurail Laboratory
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Dallas
Joyce J. Bradshaw
Frank Stanford
Hillsboro
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D. T. Sampson
Houston
Harry Diehl
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Hoyt E. Wilson
Lake Dallas
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Newspaper Comes In Handy In Emergency
INDIANAPOLIS AP It is a moot question whether the pen is mightier than the sword but a newspaper comes in handy at times. The report lists names such as Steve Namecek 42 operator at a Houston filling station and James Prenatt 25 who told police about an incident where a car passenger ordered him to hand over tin and fireman bills. The article notes Mr Prenatt hurled a newspaper at the car and it sped away. Other listed individuals include Ceci Perkins 31 a Texas resident and Dr H E Fanning 22 a Houston physician. Additional names such as George Red 37 and Richard J Gay 32 from Houston appear among various occupations like chemist and educator. The tone resembles a montage of unrelated personal notices tied to a single dramatic event.
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San Antonio
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Brown McCallum
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Lawrence
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Dent
Commerce
Lloyd Layne
Winnie K. Derrick
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Chicken prices fall at markets across regions
The Associated Press reports chicken prices declined up to 22 cents per pound, with broiling and frying cuts narrowing the spread. Stores in New York metropolitan areas show softer pork loin and rib roast prices, while eggs drop 2 to 11 cents per dozen as packing season begins. Bargain hunters may find varied prices in scattered sections.
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