Texas Primary Campaign Near Climax in 1946
In the final week of the 1946 biannual Democratic primary Texans vote Saturday for governor lieutenant governor and other statewide offices after five months of campaigning by 20 candidates. Beauford Jester and Homer P. Rainey headline the runoff with touring stops planned in Houston Southeast Texas North Texas and major cities as Traingy joins the race. Governor Stevenson hinted at possible support to Beauford Jester in the runoff against Rainey during a Monday Austin briefing.
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Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Numerius District
Beauford Jester
Homer P. Rainey
Hoth
Haney
Corsicana Rairoad
Tarmer
Spo
Houston
Richmond
Texas City
Goose Creek
Orange
Port Arthur
Weauimont
Jasper
Confer
Marshall
Nacogdoches
Palestine
Tyler
North Texas
Cainesville
Decatur Durin
Parl Worth
Traingy
University' of Texas
Hns
Sulphur Spings
Grover Sellers
Renova
Wilda
Rainey
Fort Waitt
Dallas
Sylyphur Springs
San Antonio
Cokie
Sivenson
Beauford Hester
Hone P. Rainey
Austin
Stevenson
Col Featherstone Rites in Capital Services
Col Featherstone rites in Washington mark services to honor Lt Col Mer bert Edwin Featherstein of Red Burr road who died in El Paso Thursday. Interment scheduled for Arlington National Cemetery. Survived by widow Isabel Featherstone, two brothers and others.
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Tursiday
Washington
Merbert
Edwin Featherstein
Red Burr Road
el Paso
Arlington National Cemetery
Isabel Featherstone
That Other Man Inspires Happiness After Heartbreak
A feature in the new September True Story issue presents That Other Man as a model of resilience. The monthly magazine promises twenty two true life stories and hours of reader reading in a compelling escape from everyday worries.
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Cathy Cardwell
Ty Suillign
Primaries Shape NY Races amid GOP and Third Party Strife
Voters head to the polls Tuesday amid a New York primary scene where incumbent Joseph Clark Baldwin seeks the Republican nomination in the 17th district. The race mirrors Wisconsin’s back-and-forth contests as party lines blur over Dewey’s influence, Lafollette’s Progressives, and cross endorsements. Involvement spans 45 seats as district contests pit Baldwin against rivals backed by the GOP and opposing factions, with noted figures like Reynolds and Powell in play and national attention on primary turnout.
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New York
Weile
U. Givent
Thomas E. Dewey
All Els
New York City
Joseph Clark Baldwin
Fonnesel
Cote R. Ceuder Jr
Baeks T
Gay Shlaa
Wisconsin
Robert M. Lafollette
Baldwin
Ty Tishem
Grimt Reynolds
Young Nego
Farmer Service Min
Adam C. Powell
Negeo
Wae
Tyydag
Aepeat
Joe Louis
Hacking Reynolds
F. T. I. Kin
Farmpe
Goverior Dewey
Hoosevel
Katherine S. George
Toxedo Park
Casin
Dale
Augustus W. Bennet
Vito Marcarfonio
American Labor Party
Nals
LaPallete
Senate
Represtatitie
Merlin Hull
Progressive
Oyher
Barker
Democratia Organizsation
Patrick de Hannigan Amvinat Marcantonio
Caderick W. P. Bryan
Delaware
Utah
Alabama
Churches Join War on Obscenity Crusade Urged by Clergy and Officials
New York Aug 12 Archbishop McIntyre condemned obscene literature and urged enforcement of anti obscenity laws. Police campaign in line with the Society for Suppression of Vice targets salacious books, while church leaders call for public support to curb indecent writing and publishing. Federal Judge Conger warns the movement aims to protect youth from corrupting material. A separate incident notes a girl injured after a pool fall in Ramiez.
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New York
J. Francis A. “McIntyre
Cardinal Spelman
Amerita
Aio
Annvicu
Atchbishoy Mcintyre
Imprius
Polles
Watlander
Society For
Doubleday ~and Company
Memvyi's
Hecate County
Ivaders
Aesnela
Evia
Dluge
Edward A.conger
Teune Hall
America
Simen H. Rie Kind
Tie
Mayor Back Receives Airport Plan Update
Mayor Gus Mgwerman returned from a two week vacation to receive a report from Celo-Tada district airport director CAS. The letter confirms early steps in the national airport plan and outlines a survey of public ports as a basis for the construction program funded by Congress. A steering meeting with representatives from the CAA was set for 10 a.m. on August 26.
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Gus Mgwerman
Celo- Tada
Bis
C. L. Wi
Cas
Willis
Emsgress
CAA
Juvenile Crime Decline Reported by Officials
A wartime study shows a drop in juvenile delinquency as fathers and older brothers return home. Officials cite improved patrols and community efforts, while a separate inquest addresses the death of Calvin Tl. Pennington, 20, and George L. Helmann, 21, are noted in juvenile docket updates.
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Nanty “Conzalez
Siren
Sandey
Gonzalez
Sean
George L. Helmann
Highland Avenue
Robert B. Green
Helmank
Ex-rail agent Lamb dies in Liberty service
Charles W. Lamb, 47, once a San Antonio commercial rail agent for food, died Sunday in Liberty. Funeral services were held in Liberty Monday. Also noted, mining engineer E Claus, and Col. Alien O. Saenger received the Southwest Legion medal at ceremonies in El Paso. Lamb had lived in El Paso for 24 years and was tied to Kelly Field.
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Thes Charles W. Lamb
San Antonio
Liberty
EL Paso
Maneree E. Claus
Prignery Mint
Gill
Southwest
Alien O. Saenger
Antonin
Edjof Mori
al Paso
Kelly Field
Uhr Drive Fight in County Commissioners Court
County Judge Charles W Anderson and Commissioner Robert F Uhr clashed over Uhr Drive paving in a heated meeting. Editor Clyde Wantland and a five member committee protested the project as unnecessary extravagance while a formal hearing is set for August 25.
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Otto Reilly
Charles Anderson
Bob MR
L. Tor) Keiily
Revo
Orve
Commissioners' Court
Charles W. Anderson
Robert F. Uhr
Clyde Wantland
Alamo Heights
Aneeting
Anderson
Rudy
Stappenbeck
Uhr
Juage Anderson
Bennett
Wantland
Uhy
Bexar County
Bulverde
DSM's Awarded Two S.A. Officer
The War Department announced awards for two San Antonio officers. Col. George S. Price of 421 Wilshire Avenue and Col. Horton V. White of Fort Sam Houston received the Army Distinguished Service Medal for their service with Sixth Army Headquarters in the Pacific theater during the war.
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San Antoans
War Department
George S. Price
Wilishire Avenue
Col
Horton V. White
Fort Sam Houston
Ark
Sixth Army
Japan
Donation of Air Field Probed by Congress Panel
Washington investigators probe the War Assets administration and the War Department over a 407000 air field gift to a newly formed school. The panel plans to question Lt Gen Barton Yount and Lt Col Finley Dunner as hearings begin in Atlanta on a separate matter of destruction of radio and electronic equipment.
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Washington
CINS
House
War Assets’ Administration
War Department
Representative Slaughter
D.me
WAA
Barton K. Yount
Washington, D. C
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Finley Peter Dunner
Weston, Mass
Mittee
Yount
Armny Air Forces
Dinte
Atlanta
Peace Parley In Low Gear
Paris reports the fourth week of the peace conference progressing slowly as the Italian economic committee debates how treaty chapters should be divided between economic and political panels. Delegates from Brazil Yugoslavia the United States Greece Belgium and White Russia join in urging joint consideration of economic and political aspects. The Hungarian political committee selects Australian delegate A I Stirling as vice chairman and Hungary is to file a written protest before the committee.
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Paris
Beame
France
Economic Committee
REDS
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Brazil
Yugoslavia
United States
Creece
Belgium
Aussie
Genral
A. ‘I. Stirling
Hungary
Choppy Sea Fails To Daunt Truman
In Narragansett Bay at Quonset Point a rescue boat carried President Truman in rough seas as he left his yacht Williamsburg for the Navy War College at Newport in a storm. He planned a Newport lunch with Admiral Raymond A. Spruance and his wife. The downpour began shortly after a brief stroll at the naval air station.
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Quonset Point
R. I
VPI
Truman
Williamsburg
Narragansett Bay
Navy War College
Newport
Raymond A. Spruance
Spruance
Naval Air Station
Lured by Tires Victim Robbed by Stranger
M W Beakley of 422 San Pedro avenue reported to police that a man offered four stew tires for sale then robbed him of $30 at East Houston and Olive streets after drawing a pistol. The suspect, called Fred, has used the same tactic in prior incidents.
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M. W. Beakley
San Pedro Avenue
Beakley
East Houston
Olive Streets
Fred
Seguin Polio Case Strains Robert B. Green Ward
The San Antonio polio ward at Robert B. Green hospital accepted its second Seguin case, a seven week old boy, as the city marked its tenth poliomyelitis free day. The earlier Seguin patient, a six year old, remained hospitalized. Justice Murphy met Pope Pius XII in Vatican City in private audience.
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San Antonio
Robert B. Green Hospital
Seguin
Creche
Dewey vows fight on Klan and bigotry in New York
In a speech to the New York State Federation of Labor Dewey pledged to combat the Ku Klux Klan and any group cloaked in white sheets. He warned against rising intolerance and outlined a labor policy favoring voluntary mediation with minimal government interference while criticizing federal labor actions.
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Nuvnis Lok
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Fire in Hold Aboard Liberty Ship Contained
NEW YORK August 15 1974 The 10 470 ton Liberty ship Boy jamin R Milan arrived safely at St Johns Newfound land early today with fires in her cargo of coal. The ship reported the fire broke out in two holds when about 500 miles east of Newfoundland. Coast Guard said today that all fires were under control.
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New York
Jamin R. Milan
St. John’s
Newfound
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
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