Hot Contests Expected For Many Texas Legislative Posts
Austin May 22 At least 41 of 150 Texas House members will be new when the Legislature convenes next January. A minimum of five new senators is assured. Forty-five House candidates and three Senate candidates face no opposition this summer. Contested races include 13 Senate seats and 10 House seats. Names include Bill Daniel David Home G. C. Morris James Stanford Augustine Celaya Woodrow Coe E. R. Wright and others in a wide field across multiple districts. Fifteen of 31 senators are holdovers with two years more to serve.
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Senate
Bill Daniel
Liberty
Price Daniel
David Home
Silsbee
Lloyd M. Guffey
Wharton
Joe D. Carter
Sherman
Gus Lanier
Marquez
G. C. Morris
Greenville
James A. Stanford
Uae
Seehor
Erree
Warren McDonald
Tyler
Lindale
Bryan
J. Alton York
W. T
Bil) Moore
W. T. McDonald
Obie Jones
John D. Reed
Carlar Rahley
Jackson B. Love
Liaro
Stanford
Congress
Buster Brown
Temple
W. A
Shofner
W. W. Roark
W. A. Ferguson
Oglesby
Harley Sadler
Sweetwater
Pat Bullock
Bullock
Colorado City
San Antonio
Walter Tywan
W. E. “Red” Berry
Pat Dwyer
Burton W. Morris
H. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
Charles B. Moore
del Rio
Henry A. Coffield
Marfa
Morris T. Bobbitt
el Paso
Hill D. Hudson
Pecos
Lester C. Boone
Midland
Sterling J. Parrish
Lubbock
Ralph Brock
Dudiev K Brummett
Kilmer B. Corbin
Lamesa
Howard A. Carney
Atlanta
John J. Bell
Cuero
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Canyon
Lewis Stoelzing
West Texas State Teachers College
Stoelzing
Harry Born and
72nd District Court To Open In Crosby
Crosbyton May 22 Three felony actions will be called in Judge Dan Blair’s Crosby County court. Clifford Hargrove is charged with maiming. W R Woods is accused of attempted bribery of an officer. Willie White faces assault with intent to murder. Indictments allege jail escape and knifing incidents involving local residents. District Attorney Lloyd Croslin and E G Cain are expected to attend from Lubbock.
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Crosbyton
Dan Blair
T2nd District Court
Crosby County
Clifford Hargrove
W. R. Woods
Willie White
Foy Addison
White
Jack Andrews
Lloyd Croslin
Cain
Brownfield voters weigh 750000 high school bond
Brownfield residents vote Tuesday on a 750000 bond to build a new high school on city land at the east end of Main street. Proponents cite crowded conditions and Census projections. opponents warn of high costs and favor additions or ward schools instead. polling place is the county superintendent's office with R. M. Moorhead as election judge.
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Brownfield
Main Street
U. S
R. M. Moorhead
Whitharral Seniors End Week-Long Trip
Whitharral High School seniors and sponsors returned from a week long class trip visiting Bottomless Lakes near Roswell and historic sites near Albuquerque Santa Fe Trinidad Taos and Clayton New Mexico with most time at Red River. Students listed include Bill Jones Earlyne Legate Evelyn Jo Callis Bruce Hicks Robbie Mitchell June Watson Jack Milburn Joyce Farmer Bette Bridwell Dale Hughes Charlie Eller Harvey Kiser F J Bryson Carolyn Roberts Teddy Billings Ray McCarty Hubert Spraberry Charles Billings Don Avery Mary Sutton Newell Matthews. School Supt David S Tullis and Elva T Crank plus parent sponsors accompanied.
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Whitharral High School
Roswell
N. M
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Colo
Raton
Taos
Clayton
Red River
New Mexico
Bill Jones
Earlyne Legate
Evelyn Jo Callis
Bruce Hicks
Robbie Mitchell
June Watson
Jack Milburn
Joyce Farmer
Bette Bridwell
Dale Hughes
Charlie Eller
Harvey Kiser
F. J. Bryson
Coralyn Roberts
Teddy Billings
Ray McCarty
Hubert Spraberry
Charles Billings
Don Avery
Mary Sutton
Newell Matthews
David S. Tullis
Elva T. Crank
Tech To Participate In TB Examinations
Preparations for Texas Tech nological college participation in the tuberculosis control program are complete with mass chest X-ray tests planned on campus next fall. Dr. E R Rose announces all students faculty and staff will be tested while the TB unit from state and federal health services is on campus. Philip W Gauss from the Texas State Department of Health coordinated arrangements for the campus survey.
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Texas Technological College
E. R. Rose
United States Public Health Service
Rose
Philip W. Gauss
Texas State Department of Health
Hypothetical Program Could Eliminate TB Sooner
The article argues that if the program had begun ten years earlier, tuberculosis could be fully eliminated this year. It discusses potential impact and timing without providing concrete policy details or current outcomes.
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