Priest Aims for District Attorney Post in Dallas County Race
Andrew J. Priest leads in the Dallas County district attorney contest with clear voter support. He portrays himself as a seasoned, hard-hitting prosecutor ready to strike out crime, citing past service under two former district attorneys and a record of aggressive courtroom action.
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Harris Announces Senate Bid Amid War Veterans Plan
Dallas County candidate Fred Harris, a former state representative, announces for the State Senate 11th District. He touts veterans aid, teacher pay raises, university for the colored, highways, redistricting, old-age pension, and government reform. He cites his Navy service with two Purple Hearts, Navy Cross, and extensive wartime duty, urging support for a robust youth and physical training program in schools.
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Hemphill Pushes Source-Root Crime Fight and Economy
Fred Harris of Dallas County, known as Roi Harris, urges a vigilant criminal justice system with full district attorney prosecutions and appeals to Court of Criminal Appeals, advocates veterans’ support and fiscal restraint, and plans an active campaign across Dallas County for re election to public office. He recalls his background at Oak Cliff High School and Baylor, notes his legislative focus on tax, highways, and revenue, and highlights his experience as a former Dallas County commissioner.
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Alertness to See that Prope tency is Served
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Hemphill pledges rapid trials to clear Dallas County dockets
Candidate for District Attorney Barney Hemphill vows to fix congested Dallas County courts by clearing dockets, bringing first offenders to trial promptly, and ensuring indictments are pursued. He cites prior service as Air Corps veteran and nine years in private practice, aiming for honesty, economy, progress, and efficiency while modernizing juvenile services and county finances.
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Dallas County
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