May elected head Community Gas Co. in Dallas
Chester L. May of Dallas was elected president of Community Natural Gas Company and Texas Cities Gas Company, serving 170000 meters in 290 plus towns across North Central Texas and Southern Oklahoma. He succeeds the late L B Denning Sr and leads the largest gas system in the Southwest.
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Chester L. May
Community Natural Gas Company
Texas Cities Gas Company
Lone Star Gas Company
May
L. B. Denning Sr
Lone Star Gas Corporation
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Oklahoma
Hollis
Purcell
Okla
Round Rock
College Station
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Sulphur Springs
Clarksville
el Paso
Galveston
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Farmers Gas Company
Community Natural
Municipal Gas Company
Texas Cities
Community Natural Gas Co
Mountain tax collector plans robbery and is killed by peddler
A tax collector in a mountain county hides about 3000 dollars at home after a postwar tour. An armed peddler, staying for the night, shoots the intruder when a masked robber enters. The peddler is known for courage and later released. Foreclosure driven farm sales fell 70 percent from 1933 to 1939.
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North Georgia
North Carolina
Latest Farm Land Value Jump Highlights 1933 to 1938 Gain
The total value of all farm land and buildings rose by about five billion dollars from 1933 to 1938. In the Southern States the average cropland per person stands at 9.2 acres or 46 acres per family.
Landlady Reveals Backstairs City Frauds and Tricks
Gene Legler shares sketches of landladies dealing with tough tenants and petty thieves. A landlady recalls foiling a man intent on self harm by shutting off gas, while another pair of renters cheat with back rent and a fire engine hoax. A third schemer buys a front room, steals an electric clock, and sells a phonograph.
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West Sixth Street
Gene Legler
Campus gun rule at Oklahoma A and M College
In Stillwater at Oklahoma A and M College, a historic campus rule required students to check all firearms with the president, reflecting early disciplinary practices on campus. The anecdote sits among older college governance traditions and student conduct norms.
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Okla
Oklahoma A. and M. College
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