War scare may boost Texas construction activity
A Texas building trade magazine suggests war fears could spur a construction boom. April contracts reached 75 million with non residential work dominating, and residential builds including small homes under 7000 dollars continuing. The report notes a strong summer outlook across residential, business, military, and industrial projects.
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Texas
Austin
Midume Review
Golden anniversary marks H O Wooten Grocer firm branch
West Texas observes the fiftieth anniversary of H O Wooten Grocer Company founded in Abilene in 1898. Bode S Adams heads the Lubbock branch, with 25th anniversary of its 1923 Lubbock setup noted. Read of officers, staff, and the Abilene headquarters along with a Friday Saturday sales meeting and Hotel Wooten banquet.
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H. O. Wooten Grocer Company
Bode S. Adams
Lubbock
West Texas
Abilene
Stamford
Sweetwater
Big Spring
San An Coleman
Wichita Falls
Memphis
Snyder
Spu Monahans
Breckenridge
Frederick
Oklo
H. O Wooten
Sterling H. Wooten
Grover C. McDonald
Foy C. Weathers
Tom W. Pearce
Neil C. Bennett
R. A. Middlebrooks
Don Wooten
Texas Avenue
Ernest T. Duckworth
Robert J. Willis
T. K. McMillin
Doe
M. Davis
Noble F. Shirex
Frank McGinnis
Cecil R. Osborne
Asistant
Mack Barnes
Marvin H. Walker
Ralph L. Gould
Marcus H. Robertson
James Q. Greene
Walter J. Schenck
Robert Gregory
Lilla Lewin
R. D. Ownby
Foman C. Daniel
Foy G. Bradshaw
Paul Haley
Willie B. Hickman
Wooten
Bryan attorney seeks seat in 14th district Senate race
W T McDonald of Bryan announces candidacy for state senate from the 14th district. The district covers Brazos Bastrop Burleson Lee Robertson and Washington counties. McDonald, 36, is an attorney and has served four terms in the House of Representatives.
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Senate
Austin
W. T. McDonald
Bryan
State Senate
Brazos
Bastrop
Burleson, Lee, Robertson
Washington Counties
McDonald
House of Representatives
Texas Sidewalk Cattlemen Seek Worst Texas Opinion Vet Tour
Madisonville Sidewalk Cattlemen seek the veteran with the harshest view of Texas. A contest awards a free Texas trip to the out of state veteran who trained here and holds the most negative opinion. A statewide tour will visit Dallas Fort Worth Houston Austin and San Antonio ending at a May 27 barbecue. winner to be announced in about a week.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Brooklyn
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Dallas
Bonehead Club
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Hurley Sells Tulsa Properties in $1 Million Transfer
Tulsa realty investor Joe M. Meyers acquired Patrick J. Hurley properties in Tulsa and Wichita from Hurley after a May 7 sale. C. S. Garrett managed the deal for Hurley who is retired major general and diplomat now living in Santa Fe New Mexico. The portfolio includes the 96 unit Ambassador hotel in Tulsa.
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Patrick J. Hurley
Tulsa
Wichita
Kan
Joe M. Meyers
Tulsa Realty
C. S. Garrett
Hurley
Hurrley
Santa Fe
N. M
Policeman Uses Bottle Tops to Spell “alow” in Street
Myron Richardson recalls seeing a Memphis officer rummage through a garbage can then kneel in the street and press soda bottle tops into the asphalt to spell the word alow. The incident is reported by a local observer.
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Memphis
Tenn
Myron Richardson
Jones' Motion For New Trial Overruled
Crosbyton Texas May 8 Judge Dan Blair overruled W Fred Jones motion for a new trial in a murder case tied to H C Love Jr 23 and Floydada grocer Jones 37 The case has seen reversals and remands on venue and retrials with appeals filed to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Crosbyton
Dan Blair
W. Fred Jones
Floydada Grocer
Floydada
H. C. Love, Jr
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Hale County
Arew
Floyd County
Crosby County
Love
Jones’ Store
Jones
Body Identified as Milwaukee Executive in Lake Michigan Crash
A relative identified the body of Lewis Sherman He of Milwaukee, the wealthy executive whose plane went into Lake Michigan near Evanston on April 27. The craft was recovered by Coast Guardsmen three days later.
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Lake Michigan
Nea
Evanston
Lewis Sherman
Milwaukee
Wis
Truman Birthday Clouded by Rail Strike Threats
President Truman marked his 64th birthday with roses and a cake on his desk but faced the looming railroad strike as a major issue. White House staff and police contributed bouquets and the cake was prepared by the receptionist's wife. He also presented awards to Senator Barkley and Representative Herter for service to the country.
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Washington
Truman
Lamar
Europe
White House
Bill Simmons
Senator Barkley
D-Ky
Rep
Herter
Rmass
Collier's Magazin
Jaffa Under Jewish Control Amid Arab Exodus
Jaffa, Palestine May 1 Arabs flee as British tanks and Jewish forces tighten grip. Desolate streets show a population drop from 90 000 to under 100. Jewish guards advance toward the city center while Royal Irish fusiliers guard $10 000,000 in imports and warehouses jam with goods bound for Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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Daniel DE Luce
Associated Press
Jaffa
Palestine
Holy Land
Solomon's Temple
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Fusiliers
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Food relief and fighting in war torn Jafta city
Report from Lubbock dated May 9 1048 describes food shortages and civilian distress in Jafta amid undeclared conflict. French nuns at Jutta hill hospital care for the sick wounded and orphans while observers note Arab military weakness and a clash between 2000 Jewish commandos and 250 Iraqi volunteers.
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Tex
Jafto
Jutta Hill
Jafta
Haifa
Hriuxh
Traun Zvai Leumi
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