Garner destroys all documents pertaining to life in capital
Former vice president John N Garner rejected a syndicate offer and burned most correspondence from Roosevelt to Roosevelt administrations. He kept a few items at the University of Texas and in Uvalde Texas where he lives retired at nearly 79. He plans to live to 93 as a private citizen. Canton China hosts 100000 to 200000 boat residents.
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Garner
Capital
Washington
John N. Garner
Bascom N. Timmons
Washington Star
Timmons
Uvalde
Tex
University of Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Truman
Maj
Alexander de Seversky
Harmon Aviation
White House Rose Garden
Party House In Park Is Popular
The Pause in Mackenzie Park run by the City Recreation department marks its first year with a range of events from picnics and dances to bridge teas and showers. Attendance totals 9 178, and groups urge more spots like it while reservations remain tight through August and December bookings.
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Mackenzie Park
City Recreation Department
Mon- Ayana
Recreation Department
Mackenzie State Park
East Broadway
Roy Shephard
Tahoks
Buiding
Te Recreation Department
Ofze
City Hall
Recretion Department
Mackenzie State
Conog
Pacers
French Communists Attack Marshall Plan After Confidence Vote
In Paris on July 5 the French Communist party denounced the Marshall plan as capitalist manipulation while pledging to mobilize its 1,000,000 members to oppose what it called a move to isolate Russia. Maurice Thorez led the attack with Raymond Guyot as rally speaker. Ramadier's government retained a confidence vote 331 to 247 in the assembly.
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Paris
U.f
French Communist Party
Paul Ramadier
Ramadier
Maurice Thorez
Russia
Estern
France
Britain
Thorez
Raymond Guyot
Seine
U S Congressmen Depart Mexico After Observing Joint Commission
Seven U S congressmen touring five of the 15 infected Mexican states praised the joint U S Mexican commission to fight foot and mouth disease. They will fly home tomorrow after noting costly culling and the $10.5 million U S aid, as Mexico plans further slaughter to halt the outbreak.
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Mexico City
U. S
Mexico
Permanent
Congressional Commission
Joint Commission
Start of Brazos River Dam commemorated in Hillsboro edition
Hillsboro Evening Mirror releases a 32 page special issue marking ground breaking at Whitney dam on the Brazos river, 19 miles southwest of Hillsboro. The edition honors W. W. Siddons of Hillsboro for pushing the project and presents a 25 point Hillsboro and Hill county platform in Publisher W. N. Furey's Reflections column.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro Evening Mirror
Whitney Dam
Brazos River
Hill County
W. W. Siddons
W. N. Furey
Official Records Building Permits Filed for Local Sites
Earl W. Ince applies to set residence on foundation at Triitieth 83,300 Go with Newell as contractor and neon sign planned at 1101 Main for Cloverlike Ice Cream Cats.
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Earl W. Ince
Gota
Triitieth
Go” Newell
Main
Roswell Death Takes Mother Of Two Lubbock Residents
Mrs. T. A. Harrison 79 of Roswell New Mexico died Saturday afternoon in a Roswell hospital after living there about 50 years. Daughters Mrs. Howard B. Smith and Mrs. Bill Lamb of Lubbock and son Walter with daughter Lilah Harrison of Roswell survive. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Monday at the First Christian church in Roswell.
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T. A. Harrison
Roswell
N. M
Lubbock
Howard B. Smith
Seventeenth
Bill Lamb
Avenue K
Harrison
Walter
Lilah Harrison
First Christian Church
Special Oklahoma Exhibition Train Arrives in Boston
More than 125 Massachusetts leaders in business viewed the 16 car Oklahoma industrial tour at South Station as part of a campaign to promote Oklahoma's industrial and agricultural advantages. The train includes a four car exhibit highlighting petroleum natural gas coal and agriculture. It departs for New York City tomorrow after a stop in Springfield.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
South Station
New York City
Springfield
Tractor Drivers And Cotton Choppers Wanted In Dawson
Dawson county farmers seek tractor drivers and cotton choppers with priority for married men with families who can reside on farms. County Agent T A Barfield notes housing available. contact local county agent for work opportunities in Dawson.
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Lubbock
Texas
Avalanche Journal
Dawson
Lamesa
Dawson County
T. A. Barfield
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China
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Avenue H
Cagle Brothers
U.S
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Vogue Cleaners
Lubbock, Texas
United States
Canada
Emery Industries, Inc
Emery Industries
Sanitone
Emery
Warsaw
Dollar Day
Discoun
T & Q Clothiers
Broadwat Oan
S&c Clothiers
Q Clothiers Real
Broadway
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