Campaign trails of four Texas gubernatorial candidates noted
Campaign scenes across Texas feature McCraw versus O Daniel with sharp clashes over gambling liquor and race issues. Crowley and Hunter plan speeches in Longview while McCraw tours Granger Georgetown Taylor Greenville and Thompson reaches San Antonio. Renfro denounces oppo spending as Aurea attends the event. Ferguson shifts to South Texas.
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Lode
William McCraw
W. Lee O'Daniel
Karl Growley
Tom Hunter
Longview
McCraw
Ernest Thompson
Auen al Granger
Fort Worth
Gonzales
McGraw
O'Donnel
Georgetown
Banjo
Cal
Taylor
Greenville
Granger
Thompso
Retsel
San Antonio
Thomp
Panhandle
Lubbock
P. D. Renfro
Beaumont
Waco
Crowley
Gilmer and
Marshall
Ss. T. Brogdon
Brerchenville
Giddings
LaGrange
Halettsvile
James A. Ferguson
James V. Aurea
Renfra
Pete
Hunter
Corsicana
Thompson
O'Daniel
Mount Pleasant
O'Dannit
Maverick Addresses Largest Crowd for Roosevelt Loyalty
Campaign speech at Sidney Lanier school grounds drew an estimated 3500 supporters. Maury Maverick denounced communism, attacked city officials, praised democracy, and urged backing for FDR. He cited housing, civil rights, and opposition to fascism while praising Mexican support and criticizing opponents.
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Roosevelt
Sidney Lanier
Maverick
Roosevelt Manny
Alm
Caluntry
Washington
Lberty
Justice
Right
Groceries
Kilday
Paul J. Kilday
Independent group fire at county tax office in Highland Park rally
Bi Brogan and four legislative hopefuls attacked the county tax assessor’s office at a rally sponsored by the Lone Wolf candidates. Speakers, including Dr. Ben Luther for Will Wood, urged curbs on taxes and government waste amid a crowd around 225 at the Highland Park recreation center.
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Highland Park
Bi Brogan
Lone Wolf
Brogen
Ben Luther
Will Wood
Ure
Highland Park Recreation Center
Rigsby Avenue
Gevers Street
Ball
Fred Feity
Talbert
p_E. Dickison
Luther
C. K. Quin
Government Hill
Roper Strech
Labor board to hear 45 cases on representation charges
New Orleans July 13 The National Labor Relations Board announced hearings set for July 25 on 45 cases involving questions of representation and charges of unfair labor practices. The Committee for Industrial Organization filed petitions linked to its strike against local trucking firms. The CIO struck 11 drayage firms 20 days ago, now 33 firms are involved. Writs of habeas corpus were obtained for Lee Faucell, Red Adberts and Clarence Spears. Prince Kirdorf died at Muelheim an der Ruhr Germany. Bryl Kirdorf, once captain of German industry, did notable work in textiles and machinery. The notice ends with a prompt about help via Light Want Ads.
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New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
Committee For Industrial Oreganization
C. I
Lee Faucell
Red" Adberts
Clarence Spears
Prince
Hephzigbah Menuhin to Wed Lindsay Nicholas in California
In Los Gatos California on July 13 the Menuhin home was readied for the wedding of Hephzigbah Menuhin 11 and Lindsay Nicholas 22 heir to an Australian fortune. The couple applied for a license in San Jose yesterday as wedding plans proceed.
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Menuhin
Los Gatos
Calif
Hephzigbah Menuhin
Lindsay Nicholas
Hephaihah
Nicholas
San Jose
WCRORY CALLS FOR GRAND JURY PROBE OF CHARGES
Judge W W McCrory urged a special grand jury be convened to probe charges of hand picked Bexar County grand juries at a Harlandale rally. Speaker Albert West Jr and others defended County Judge Ebert Schweppe and promoted street paving plans. A rally program followed with a Star Spangled Banner recording and local songs.
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W. W. McCrory
Criminal District
Deox Finch
McCrory
Hartindale
Ucket
Finch
Independent Voters Party
G. ‘Taylor
Forty-fifth District Court
Grand Jury
T Didtt
Delos Pinch
Albert West Jr
Will W. Wood
Vernon
West
Wood
Matthews Spears
Charles J. Mathews
County Court At Law No. 2
Omara
Albert
W. Huth
R. L. Reader
Fat Dwyer
Contable
S. M. Meeks
Hart McCormick
Sid Murray
John R. Shook
Columbus Park
Martin Street
Sarlendale
Bill Greenamyer
Harald Williams
Bexar Facts Mixed Notes From San Antonio Area
Incidental intelligence from San Antonio and Fort Worth sources lists locals like Bill Farnsworth Jr and Mrs Farnsworth returning from Fort Worth, Joe Johnson the insurance man, and Dean Grossin planning a weekend in flight. Names include Chief Owen W. Kilday, Iva Blount at summer school, and Augusta L. Barnes Red Cross executive.
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Lamm Street
Big Foot Street
Bill Farnsworth Jr
Bill Farnsworth
Iva Blount
St. Louis
Owen W. Kilday
Foe Musgrave
Carl Pubomant
Richard Riestenburg
Corpue Christi
Carl Repass
Bill
Margie
Houston
Marie Cullinan
Cleveland
Harry Bennington
Nelson Eddy
Gladys Swarthout
B. A
San Antonio
Venus
Fort Sam Houston
Augusta L. Barnes
Red Cross
Bank
Kansas
West Side
Steve Catalan
Walter Woodul Returns for Campaign in Houston
Walter Woodul drew old friends and South Texas workers to a downtown Houston hotel for a welcome as he runs for attorney general. He arrived from Austin after speaking to women supporters and planned a Corpus Christi stop for a speech tomorrow night.
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Walter Woodal
Houston
Walter Woodul
South Texas
Woodul
Gaylight
Austin
Ers
Corpus Christ
Funeral services for Judge Samuel Creed Goffee in Albany
Funeral services were held in Albany yesterday for Judge Samuel Creed Goffee, 70, county attorney, who died Monday at Stamford. He served as the county attorney for Albany and was a prominent local figure.
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Albany
Samuel Creed Goffee
Stamford
Blood Volume Figures Reported for Teenie Case
A fragment notes 1609 gallons of blood and mentions The Light Now for Want and Teenie Cla. The readable text suggests a health or crime related record with figures, a timeline, and references to a named entity and location, but details are incomplete in the source fragment.
Colorado Centennial Admission and Ad Result Note
Colorado was admitted to the union in 1876 the centennial year. The snippet mentions Colorado entry and an unrelated ad line with a phone-like sequence. The readable facts are the admission year and district advertisement fragment.
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Colorado
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