Yarborough Aims for Third Try in Texas Governor Race
Ralph Yarborough declares for a third bid at governor, citing persistence from farm roots to law and politics. He recalls Washington Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt and others who faced early defeats before success, vows a liberal campaign against Shivers, and plans a vigorous statewide effort despite debt from prior campaigns.
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Ralph Webster Yarborough
Texas
Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Miriam A. Fergu
James E. Ferguson
George Washington
Virginia Assembly
Jefferson
Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
James V. Allred
State Capitol
State House
Shivers
Capitol
Henderson County
East Texas
University of Texas
el Paso
Alfred
Austin
Texas National Guard
Europe
Japan
Ginning Kills Pink Bollworms
Washington reports that Brownsville Texas experiments show ginning often destroys pink bollworms in cottonseed. Three year study suggests most gins reduce pests to negligible levels, potentially altering heat sterilization regulations costing about 1.5 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Brownsville
Texas
Department
Looking Ahead by Dr George S Benson
A critique of Georgy Malenkov's London visit as a show of demagogic charm. The piece argues the smile and handshake mask the Soviet regime's brutality, citing the Stalin era, Red leadership, and continued oppression under the Iron Curtain. It urges Britain and non Communist nations to scrutinize deeds behind the appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malenkov
London
Time Magazines
Lord Citrine
Communist Party
Britain
Stalin
France
Italy
India
Free nations and Khrushchev visit in Britain
London reports a royal welcome being prepared for Khrushchev and Bulgaria while the U S State Department calls the cocktail its key tool in international affairs. The piece questions whether free nations are compromising with evil and argues that decency must prevail to protect what we hold dear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
U. S. State Department
Free Nations
Paper Underwear in Future of GI Revealed in Boston
Miss Lois V. Hans of Natick predicts paper underwear for soldiers along with paper socks tents sleeping bags and blankets. The exhibit on new methods and patents showcases eight section cardboard tents and other paper garments amid laundry relief visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lois V. Hans
Army
Quartermaster Research and Development Command
Natick
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Ralph Yarborough
Dawson Duncan
Dallas News
S. H. Montgomery Agency
George S Benson
Searcy, Arkamsas
Georgy Maximilianovich Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
Communist International
Bulganin
Deltone
Deltox
West Main
Denison, Texas
Foley Advanced Design
Foley
Eachus
Stan’s Auto Supply
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