Sulak a Ten-Year Texas Senator Seeks Congress Seat
Sulak, a Texas Senate veteran born on a farm, runs as a non aligned candidate backed by the masses. He cites agriculture leadership, farm and business experience, and editor roles while pledging international cooperation, postwar jobs, and broad social security expansion.
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Sulak
Texas Senate
Farm Security Administration
Senate of Texas
Congress
Washington
Congress For
Senate
Personal News From Town and Nearby Trips
Mrs. John D. Bryant left Monday for Pampa to visit a son. Mrs. H Seidel and Andrew Neelley were in Huntsville last Monday. Mrs. Lena Landsberger spent Sunday and Monday in Howson with her mother Mrs. Solomon. Casper Rheman and wife with their little daughter were in La Port Monday to collect sons William and Thomas visiting relatives. Mr F D Legler, who left month ago for Lenexa Kansas to visit relatives, is seriously ill with heart trouble and his family summoned to bedside. Notary work wills prepared and other legal papers correctly prepared See Judge Anderson at The Times office. adv.
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Lena Landsberger
Howson
S. Solomon
Casper Rheman
la Port
William
Thomas
F. D. Legler
Lenexa
Kan
Judge Anderson
Times Office
Rich Petroleum Center Slows After Peak In Signal Hill
In Signal Hill California a famed oil center once yielding vast profits shows production decline after peaking. Veteran geologist A A Carrey recalls discovery well by Shell Oil on the south slope June 25 1921 and notes tourist buyers and subdivided lots that fueled the boom era.
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Los Angeles
Signal Hill
A. A. Carrey
Shell Oil Company
Bixbys
California
Oil Boom Rewrites Life in Long Beach Slum District
The boom spreads wealth to a scattered property ownership, turning poor shanties into lucrative sites. Derrick tracks crowd the hills as Carrey, a consultant engineer, helps numerous wells reach gushers while noting conservation reduced waste and raised output.
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Long Beach
Carrey
Two-Pants Suits Return In Canada
Ottawa reports the prices board allows two pants suits again. Cuffs and extra trousers were banned in March 1942. With Australian wool supply adequate and armed forces demand easing, customers may purchase cuffed trousers or extra pants with their suits.
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Canada
Ottawa
Prices Board
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L. J. Sulak
World Organization TO Prevent
World Organization
United States
Wilpitz & Company
Farmers State Bank
Brookshire, Texas
John D. Bryant
Pampa
H. Seidel
Andrew Neelley
Huntsville
Iowa
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