Drouth may sway Texas vote in October survey
The Oct 26 1952 Associated Press survey of Texans shows a near dead heat between Stevenson and Eisenhower with a large silent vote and drought fears shaping undecided farmers. Analysts note Shivers and Daniel influence, GOP organization, and differing regional shifts in West and North Texas.
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Drouth
Texas
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Truman
Allan Shivers
Associated Press
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
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Panhandle
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Fisenhower
Shivers
Price Daniel
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Ike
Mrs. Angie Bigham's 91st Birthday in Tahoka
Angie Bigham aged 91 celebrated at her Tahoka home with daughter Mrs. Tom Garrard. Born in 1861 in Jack County, she moved to Tahoka in 1906, then to Lubbock in 1920 after her husband’s death. Now lives with daughter Mrs. Nita Keever. another daughter, Mrs. Lela Hutto, resides in Denver.
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Tom Garrard
Tahoka
Keever
Charles Lackey
Third St
Tohoka
Bigham
Egg Inside Egg Leads To Laugh In Mt Carmel Pa
A local curiosity in Mt Carmel appears as Mrs. Alex Rawa finds a second egg inside a normal egg, a novelty that sparked laughter among onlookers. In national politics, Ike has best chance, with readers split on Truman and Stevenson and a large undecided bloc. A coastal county poll shows Eisenhower leading among some, while others remain undecided as analysts warn against drawing firm conclusions.
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Gov
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Price Daniel
Texas
MT. Carmel, Pa
Alex Rawa
Truman
White House
Ike
Research head named at Texas A&M Foundation
Raleigh Hortenstine of Dallas was named president of the Texas A&M Research Foundation at a Saturday meeting. The selection followed reports by several scientists and marks a leadership change for the foundation in College Station.
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College Station
Raleigh Hortenstine
Dallas
Texas A&m Research Foundation
Post City Council Erects Several New Traffic Signs
Post City Council, through water superintendent Henry Tate, reports new traffic signs on some streets. Some signs replace Stop with Yield Right of Way on through streets, requiring a full stop only when traffic approaches the right of way. Other signs sized around town.
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Post City Council
POST
Henry Tate
Tate
Yield Right-of-Way signs adopted in Post schools area
Stop signs were placed on streets approaching State highways to aid students crossing near Post schools. Walter Crider, chairman of Garza County Citizens' Traffic Commission, said the town adopted Yield Right-of-Way signs as a progressive new traffic measure.
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Walter Crider
Committee of
Garza County
Citizens’ Traffic Commission
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