State News Drafts Democratic Committeeman Pick
Austin reports an upcoming election for Texas Democratic national committeeman to replace Wright Morrow. A nominating committee will decide Sept. 7 and the State Executive Committee in Fort Worth will reveal the choice. Possible candidates include Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Joe Kilgore J. O. Gillham James E. Wheat and George W. Sandlin. Governor Shivers and leaders require a voter for Stevenson in 1952 and broad acceptability.
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Austin
Texas
Wright Morrow
Ittee
Ft. Worth
Haveeen
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
McAllen
Joe Kilgore
J. O. Gillham
Brownfield
James E. Wheat
Woodville
Wheat
State Executive Committee
George W. Sandlin
Allan Shivers
National Committee
Paul M Butler
Adlai Stevenson
Shivers
House
Sam Rayburn
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
Sandlin
Democratic Club of
Morrow
John White
White
Brown Bailey
Midland
Reuben Senterfitt
San Saba
Jimmy Phillips
Angleton
James P. Hart
University of Texas
Will Wilson
Supreme Court
Coke Stevenson
Stevenson
Senate
Jim Lindsey
Hart
Community Club Programs Shine At Soda Springs Evening
A lively 4th Tuesday program at Soda Springs featured Brother Manchester giving the invocation, local youth on instrumental music led by Billy Jo Vineyard, and the Joyland Jubilettes with a strong show. The Tom Cat Brothers performed a full act with music, jokes, and poetry, and Norman Chandler and Billy Jo Vineyard closed with steel guitar and vocals. Mrs. Ezra Power announced a Sweetwater church Mission School October 9 to 14 at Soda.
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Brother Manchester
Comanche Church of Christ
Soda Springs
Billy Jo Vineyard
Joyland
Tom Cat Brothers
James Huffman
M.c
J. C
Smitty
Norman Chandler
Billy Jo
Ezra Power
Sweetwater Baptist Church
Soda
Radioactivity Seen As Help In Diagnosis
Harvard radiologist Dr. Laurence L. Robbins told the Texas Academy of General Practice that atomic medicine using radioactive substances may reveal hidden areas for diagnosis such as the pancreas and adrenal glands. He noted current benefit lies more in treatment, especially cancer, but acknowledged diagnosis could improve.
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Star Telegram
William C. Chilton
Chilton
Comanche County
Harvard
Laurence L. Robbins
Boston
Texas Academy of General Practice
Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium
Harvard Medical School
Ge Emine
Massachuset General Hospital
Hotel Texas
Robbins
October community nights invite at Soda venue
The note invites Springs residents of all church affiliations to attend on various nights from October 9 through 4 at the Soda venue, hoping to see attendees across the event span.
Pogi tion Expressed for Friends Amid Illness and Donor Cards
A terse note thanks friends and neighbors for illness support and blood donations. It references family ties, cards, letters, and mentions George Stephens and a person aged eighty. The message conveys gratitude and community solidarity during a difficult time.
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Towers
George Stephens
Padded Instrument Panel and Safety Features Highlighted
Padded cushions protect the instrument panel and sun visors offer added safety. The ad touts a new 12-volt electrical system that starts 80 percent faster, even in winter, with push button lubrication promising quick service and longer car life. Optional features are listed.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Ernor
New Veterans Land Plan
Texas’ Veterans Land Program
Cmmr
J. Earl Rudder
Rudder
Bascom Giles
Giles
Wood
Tyler
U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas Department of Public Safety
the and Disaster Relief
United States
Philadel
Zoo
San Antonio
Houston
Shankle
Leo Shankle
Higginbotham
Hathcock Appliance Co
Durham
Durham Pharma
Orie
Bewley
J. G. Dav
W. Granh
Mercury
Clemons Motor CO
East Central
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