Texans Vote On State Justice System And Pardons
A 1947 Avalanche Journal poll in Texas examined public views on how state courts handle criminal cases. Results show varied opinions from stringently applying punishment to favoring probation for first offenders and using psychiatry to analyze criminals.
Garden program begins for Sears Foundation girls
The Sears Foundation launches a 1947 garden program for 15 county clubs under assistant home demonstration agent Mrs. Dora McGehee. Girls enter by using approved garden practices and keeping planting records. tomato and onion plants are issued, with clubs led by Betty Mason Doris Marie Prater Janelle Judd. Entrants include Shallowater Roosevelt Esacado Idalou Slaton Cooper New Deal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Foundation
Dora McGehee
Betty Mason
Doris Marie Prater
Freeship Club
Janelle Judd
Roosevelt
Shallowater
Susie Patma
Martha Isabel
Ivy Dell Frenship
Doris Marie _ Prater
Patsy Ellis
Kate Brown
Winnie Armstrong
Martha Taylor
Janelle
Enforcement gaps allow repeat crimes and early pardons
The text argues that weak enforcement lets criminals escape punishment or be pardoned before serving sentences, enabling them to repeat offenses after release. It notes ongoing cycles of crime due to lenient or ineffective justice.
Brahma Calves Arrive For Littlefield Event
Brahma calves arrive for the Littlefield roping club event with 25 calves shipped from Salt Flats to Littlefield Texas. The Fort Whatley duel tickets flow in from West Texas and eastern New Mexico as events on April 27 include bronc riding wild cow milking and open jackpot roping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Troy Fort
Lovington
N. M
Red Whatley
Crosbyton
Salt Flats
Texas Gulf Coast
Lon Campbell
Texas
New Mexico
Whatley
Fo Littefield
Lamb County
East Texas C of C to Hold Annual Convention
The East Texas Chamber of Commerce will hold its twenty first annual meeting in Henderson Monday April 21. Speakers include W G Vollmer of Dallas president of the Texas and Pacific railroad Col W B Bates Houston attorney and banker and Paul Carrington of Dallas president of the Texas Association of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas C of C
Henderson
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hen
W. G. Vollmer
Dallas
Texas & Pacific Railroad
W. B. Bates
Houston
Paul Carrington
Texas Association of Commerce
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West Texas Hospital
Main Street
Lebbeck
J. Wallingsworth
cBiracter
Tres
Ube Peshing
Breese
Tiate
Leber
Avi
B.F. Goodrich
DIAL
Everet Colburn
Dublin
American Business’ Club
Colburn
Gene Autry
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Autry
West Texas
Porter Garrett
John Corcorran
Alton Taylor
A.B.C
G. H. Nelson
Garrett
Corcorran
Nelson
ABC Rodeo Committee
Earth
Farm Service
Gammill Tire CO
Hudson Sales
Semsom Plumbing & Heating
Vane
Bradford Supply CO
Wichita Falls
Topsy
Hie Coe
THE
Lubbock County Bar Association
State Bar OF Texas
Cushman Motor Scooter
Kerr Motor Service
Lubbock & Vicinity
Levelland
Brownfield
Tahoka
Floydada—Post
Lewis Kerr
Main & Ave. K
Lubbock
Direct Distributors, Inc
East
New York
N.Y
ATO Loans
Lubbock National
Freedom
Goerswerk