Small Is Given First Chance In Governor's Race
A political column by A I Lyon analyzes the Texas governor race. Clint Small of Anarillo appears as a cautious conservative with West Texas backing, while Wes Texas supporters weigh his chances against Hunter and Allred. The piece notes shifting public support and the evolving dynamics of Allred and other contenders.
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New Deal Brings Avalanche of Mail to the White House
Roosevelt receives about 16 000 letters daily as citizens nationwide and abroad seek aid guidance and opinions. Mailroom chief Ira Smith says summer help is needed to manage the flood and the president’s inbox grows since his decisive actions and candid speaking style sparked national hope.
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West Texas Governor Runoff Odds and July 28 Guaranty
As of June 1 the outlook for the August runoff in West Texas shows Small and Allred as leading candidates. The sequence places Allred with McDonald second, then Small with McDonald, with Small and Hunter a long shot and Hunter with McDonald a remote possibility. A West Texas governor would be the first for the state next year.
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