National News Week Observed in Texas and Shivers Victory
Governor Allan Shivers proclaims October 1–8 National News Week and National Newspaper Boy Day, praising the press and urging Texans to support carrier boys. He announces his third-term victory with a 91,956 vote margin, while Yarborough questions campaign costs. The Democratic convention views Shivers’ control as strong, with liberal opposition limited. upcoming races include Republican Ted Adams challenging Shivers and Dudley Dougherty seeking a State Senate seat if a special election occurs. Cattle markets brace for winter as ranchers shift stock. USDA notes insufficient rainfall. The Texas Veterans land program seeks final bond funding from National City Bank of New York at 2.097 percent.
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Texas Press Association
Austin
Tex
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
State Democratic Executive Committee
Texas Election Bureau
Mineral Wells
Harris County
New New Executive Committee
Ted R. Adams
Crockett
Dudley T. Dougherty
Beeville
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Dougherty
Lyndon Johnson
Bell
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House of Representatives
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trans-Pecos
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National City Bank of New York
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Building Increases Construction Work During 1955
State Constitution provisions guide a rise in construction activity in 1955. Officials report higher public works spending and new project approvals, with emphasis on infrastructure and municipal buildings. The record notes funding procedures and oversight by state departments.
Lohn News update on local figures and Texas construction
The column reports Carroll Watkins family at Pear Valley and Dutch Woodard on a business trip to Brownwood. It notes Texas construction to exceed 1 billion dollars with city spending near 795 million and federal contracts around 298 million. Fowler resigns as Austin aide to Gov. Shivers to run a state government politics weekly. Nash leaves for New York to take an alternate U N delegate post.
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Pear Valley
Dutch Woodard
Brownwood
Texas
Fowler
Wick Fowler
Austin
Shivers
Nash
James P. Nash
New York
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Eisenhower
Congress
Moseleys visit Fort Worth and Dallas split
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moseley were in Fort Worth on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Moseley then traveled to Dallas to visit her daughters while Mr. Moseley returned home by plane.
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Dallas
Richard Moseley
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