Six Guns Of Texas Rangers Keep The Peace In Big Bend Country
NEA Service writer Harry McCoo ny portrays the Big Bend frontier where Texas Rangers guard ranchers against Mexican bandits like Candalario Baeza. The piece recalls Arch Miller’s one armed courage, Judge Roy Bean’s frontier justice, the Red Ride and today’s ranger captains in the harsh border country.
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Texas Rangers
Big Bend Country
Harry Mccoo
NEA Service
Big Bend
Texas
America
Rio Grande
Mexico
Candalario Baeza
Kansas Penitentiary
San Angelo
Tex
West
Rangers
Lone Star State
Arch Miller
Miller
Peac
Texas Ranger
Swift
Roy Bean
Pecos River
Judge Bean
Langtry
Pecos
Commany Counties
Brownsville
el Paso
Lee Hall
Ireland
J. Eagle Vaughan
Captain Vaughan
Ranger Miller
Ray Miller
United States Mail
U. S
Marfa
Actress Admits Marriage To Sonnenberg To Get Divorce
Judith Allen, 21, billed as Marie Elliott, says she married Gus Sonnenberg in New York on March 12 1931 to hide the union and plans divorce. She told a reporter she does not love Sonnenberg and describes meeting him in Boston where he was a champion wrestler.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Gary Cooper
Judith Allen
Marie Elliot
Allen
Harle Colman
Sonnenberg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jim Browning
Per’s
Miss Allen
Gus
Jie
New York
Ned Pearson
Lilian Groh
John D. Elliott
Providence
R. 1
Mies Allen
Honolulu
Berkshires
A York
Gossip and Masquerade End in Revealed Secrets
A speaker confesses to Gary about Gus and the whispered gossip surrounding their names. The speaker apologizes for Gus's role and expresses relief that the masquerade of rumors is over.
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Gary
Gus
Newton and Hickory To Vote On Levies
Newton and Hickory residents head to the polls on August 14 to decide tax levies. Voters in Newton district will consider a five cent levy per 190 valuation to supplement the state eight months allotment. Hickory voters will decide a 15 cent levy to support their school district funds.
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Newton
Cotton Prices Stir Up Produc tion Drive Across South
Atlanta July 14. The land of cotton faces plowing under low producing fields as government acreage reduction offers cash bonuses and federal contracts. Officials report reductions in Texas Mississippi Alabama Georgia Louisiana South Carolina Tennessee North Carolina and Lexington district charter lines approved for new school districts amid redistricting.
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Atlanta
Washington
Dixie
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
South
Southwest
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Raleigh
Lexington
Lexington City School Board
County Board of Education
Uhrlanger
Consolidation Plan for Davidson County Schools Ordered
Lexington July 14. The state school commission orders the consolidation of Churchland Tyre and Reeds districts into one Davidson county public school district, ending years of separate districts as the outstanding change in the county line-up.
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Lexington
Churchland
Tyre
Reeds
Davidson County
State School Commission
Liquor Confiscation Sparks Disappointment at Sugar Creek
Police seized 1,500 gallons of liquor, but Black residents waiting at Sugar Creek reportedly emptied the supply as it ran from headquarters to the creek. Officers learned the liquid was diverted by a different storm pipe during the pour out.
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Charlotte
Sugar Creek
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Eugene B. Hulen
Border
Joe Sitters
D. E. Hamer
Kingan
California
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Hickory
Southwaiting
Davidson
National Market Co
North Main
Graham
Home
Fryers
Rexal
Ejarsain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Glover
Scott’s Tissue
Neris
Mann’s
Thomasville
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