Crowley enters Texas governor race amid New Deal pledge
Karl A Crowley announces candidacy for Texas governor with headquarters at the Baker Hotel Dallas and George Sargent as campaign manager promising to bring the New Deal to Texas. The text also notes wartime world affairs and local newspaper mentions including Sengoville News and Mrs Inez Adams publisher of The Carrollton Chronicle.
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Karl A Crowley
Texas
Baker Hotel
Dallas
George Sari Gentt
Sengoville
Dallas County
Inez Adams
Crandall Star
Bonneville power debate divides seven Oregon counties
In a special election seven Oregon counties rejected funding a tax exempt Bonneville power district to buy Bonneville power, preferring existing high tax private electric service. The vote narrowly kept the Northwest from public debt and preserved private utility taxation.
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Northwest
Bonneville
Oregon
Bonneville Power
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Troy
Tonneville
Lwo Plains
Dave Ji
Methodist merger moves toward reunion at Birmingham
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South approves merger by a 434 to 26 vote after a Judicial Council ruling on constitutionality. Texas delegates voted solidly for consolidation, with discussions on racial integration framed as manageable and akin to the existing Texas public school system. The Dallas News notes major obstacles are overcome and praises the example for other denominations, with informal acceptance of mixed worship in the future.
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Birmingham
Southern Conference
Judicial Council of the Conference
Texas
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Dallas News
McDonald Pushes Cotton Policy Amid Texas Farm Debate
In a nationwide farm policy dispute, McDonald argues for farmer incentives over penalties as county officials meet after a regional discussion in Longview. He contends Washington aims to dictate crop outcomes, while local farmers fear the impact on the 1988 planting season and harvest progress.
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Sid Cormmissioner
API
McDonald
McDonales
Washington
Athens Daily
Venus Express Sold. New Owner Takes Charge in May
TV Guy sold the Venus Express to Joh Lee of Big Sandy. The new owner has taken possession and will operate the Express starting May 1. Mr Guy moves to Moody, according to the report.
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TV Guy
Joh Lee
Big Sandy
Express
Guy Gos
Moody
Railroads Boost Texas Business in 1987
A Texas rail industry study shows railroad purchases in 1987 totaling 25.07 million dollars for materials and fuel, 28.07 million for supplies and fuel, and 8.97 million for new equipment. Texas payrolls paid 79.29 million, with work spread across 808 towns in 190 of 254 counties, reflecting nationwide rail purchases and wages totaling over 1.1 billion.
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Railoads
Burust of Railway Economics
Association of American Rail
United States
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Curvaliton Area Electric Service Contacts Listed
In Curvaliton and nearby towns Farmers Branch Addison Lake Dallan Por, residents seek electric service information. Mr Good is the local contact for ar raliton inquiries. Call numbers and home lines are incomplete in the listing, with several digits missing or unclear.
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Curvaliton
Farmers Branch
Atebron
Addison
Lake Dallan
Warvica
Mr. Good
Arraliton
Local newspapers fund Carrollton schools through printed notices
A fragment asks which papers or printers support Carrollton by paying taxes or contributing revenue for town needs and schools, inquiring about other outlets funding the community. The passage emphasizes local media's role in supporting public education and town services.
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Chanicle
Carrollton
Political Ands The Carron Chroniae Candidate List
A garbled OCR record outlines Democratic primary candidates for Texas offices on July 23, 1938, including TOM SESSIONS for State Senator Eleventh District and SAM HANNA for Constable No. 2. It reports a public publication citation, court filings, and a divorce case proceeding in Dallas County with a long list of judicial actions and dates, mentioning GEO. W. HARWEKO and other officials.
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Atlas
Crowtin
Purbhia
Chim Lalvbon
Suwe
Dullas
JuciWia
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Madore
Milter
Crirronie
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Anton Tk
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Martie Lou Scotty
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