Mexico Keeps Oil Policy Unchanged Amid Bidding Call
Mexico's Ministry of National Economy announced that oil policy remains unchanged. Foreign participation in exploration is limited to special cases, with eligibility restricted to Mexican individuals, Mexican stockholder corporations, and semi official government majority ventures. Pemex retains first option but declined the Sinaloa bid. U.S. specialists have assisted exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ministry of National Economy
Mexico
Sinaloa
Pemex
U. S
Woman Dies Of Burns In Wichita Falls Fire
Mrs. Boyd Phariss about 37 died from burns after a fire swept a four family two story apartment in Wichita Falls. Her husband was critically injured and another tenant was hurt as flames originated at the front of the building. She died en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Boyd Phariss
Marriage Licenses and Local Real Estate Transfers Listed
Official records show marriage licenses for Jessie Clifton Gallimore and Wilma Jean Onstott both of Lubbock, and several other couples from Lubbock and nearby towns. Property deeds record multiple lot transfers, additions, and remodels in Lubbock, Slaton, and surrounding districts, including parcels sold to Peveto, Foy, Woodrum, and Snodgrass with values ranging from four to sixteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Clifton Gallimore
Wilma Jean Onstott
Lubbock
Lee Truett Turner
Mary Corine Glasgow
William 8. Miller
Joyce J. Caldwell
Homer O. Bradley
Lily Mae Loyd
Post
Loyd Wood
Dainserfield
Maurine Youngs
B. C. Clutter
J. C. Peveto
Forrest, Jr
J. A. Foy
Earthwood
L. R. Harrison
Mack Woodrum
del Mar
Fred Button
J. M. Thompson
Friend
L. L. Williams
J. W. Burleson
West End Place
Pearl Gould
E. L. Snodgrass
Mill Add
R. L. McDonald
Pelham Foreman
Slaton
H. L. Willeford
B. A. McCreary
College View Add
H .L. Willeford
Cecil Overby
College View Agia
L. W. Bell
J. K. Turner
Bridge-Patterson
L. F. Wood
L. H. Wood
Sur
Santa Fe Asked Why Cars Not Available
Railroad Commission Chairman Olin Cul berson demanded an explanation from Santa Fe Railway about the lack of box cars to move a heavy grain crop from Coleman Santa Anna and Bangs. Elevators are full and farmers must pile grain on the ground while awaiting relief.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Olin Culberson
Santa Fe Railway
Coleman, Santa Anna
Bangs
Clark Davis
Santa Fe
Galveston
Home For Blind Jim Sanders Of Houston Is Apparently Assured
Contributions and offers of labor poured in to help World War II veteran Jim Sanders facing eviction in Houston. A building fund topped $2,000 with carpentry union Local 213 pledging free work and firms donating materials and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sanders
Houston
W.pi
Belgium
Sanders
Old Union
Carpenters Local 213
Gretta Palmer
New York City
United Press
New York
Miss Palmer
Nation Says Taking Boom And Bust Ride
Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace warned the nation is on a boom and bust economic cycle. He said full employment today is inflation driven and unsustainable, with planned prosperity unlikely to endure without cushion from careful planning. He predicted the bust after the boom may be less severe than some fear.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Final Election Returns From Texas Primary Races
Texas election officials released nearly complete county tallies from the July 27 Democratic primary. Beauford Jester leads the governor race with 442,809 votes followed by Homer P. Rainey 280,633 and Grover Sellers 161,589. Attorney general race shows Price Daniel 568,922 to Pat Net Jr. 553,980. Total votes counted near 1.12 million with 2,000 votes unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Election Bureau
Beauford Jester
Homer P. Rainey
Grover Sellers
Jerry Sadler
John Lee Smith
Price Daniel
Pat Net’, Jr
Forrester
Harris County
Rainey
Aransas
Atascosa
Austin
Brooks
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Plains
Levelland
Tohoka
Levelland Rodeo Arena
Lorenzo
Lynn County
Tahoka
Cochran County
Morton
Morton and
Wallace B. Blankenship
Rose Theater
Blankenship
Andrews
Nadine Robinson
Jean Holt
Seagraves
Balls
Sundown
Lubbock National Bank
Official
Dan A. Blair
Allen M. Jones
Allegra Jones
G. V. Pardue
L. C. Rutledge
Jackie Rutledge
Henry J. Ellis
Elna Mae Elis
Lloyd Benson
June Benson
Walter Davies
Charles F. Phillips
A. F. Dockrey
J. W. Sampson
Ave. W
Ray Chavez
Second
Fred Alexander
Third
Panhandle Refining Co
Vncatory Allesteel Sie
Texas Ave
Green Estate
Ave. H
Flying Farmers and Ranchers Meeting
Bismarck
Colorado Springs
Colo
Santa Monica, Cualif
St. Agnes
Virgin and Martyr
St. Aloysius
St. Martin de Porres
St. John of the Cross
St. Theresa
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Francesca Xavier Cabrini
Address Information Center
Lubbock, Texas
Fect Foundation For Better
Manent
Jessie Lee Park
Beauty Aire Salon
Ave. M
Denver
Dalhart Borger
Amarillo
Canyon
Tulsa
Kress
Splainview
Hale Center
Saussock
Panhandle Shippers
Curry Motor Freight, Inc
7Th St
Art Jordan
W. B. Pearce
O. H. Wileman
Nation Said
Texas
Avalanche-Journal
Red River
Starr
Titus
Webb
Wood
Zerats
Peron
Associated Press
Congress
Mansfield
Columbus
West
Brownsville
Sulak
Ellis
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Catamarca
Peronist
Hughes
Wilson
Tyson
Teague
Jackson
Blanton
Burleson
RCA
NYA TN
Vimai
Margo
Tex Inc
S Inc
Texas’owned and Operats
Broadway
Lillie
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