Grayson Ballot To Contain 117 Names In July Primary
Grayson County voters will see a 117 name ballot on July 28 with 74 county and district candidates and 43 state office seekers. The Grayson Democratic committee approved the ballot at Sher man courthouse headed by chairman Ben F. Gafford and drew the order for candidate listing.
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Grayson County
Democratic Committee
Sherman
Ben F. Gafford
United States
Joseph W. Bailey Jr
Dallas County
Tom Connally
Falls County
Guy B. Fisher
San Augustine County
C. C. McDonald
Wichita County
James V. Allred
Clint Small
Potter County
Tom F. Hunter
Edgar Witt
McLennan County
Edward K. Russell
Red River County
Maury Hughes
Walter F. Woodul
Harris County
Ben F. Berkeley
Brewster County
John Hornsby
Travis County
R. M. Johnson
Anderson County
Joe Moore
Hunt County
J. P. Rogers
Walter Woodward
Coleman County
William McCraw
Clyde E. Smith
Tyler County
George H. Sheppard
J. J. Jack Patterson
Dolph B. Tillston
Henderson County
Manley H. Clary
Tarrant County
Dennis B. Waller
Trinity County
George B. Terrell
Kay Griffin
L. A. Woods
J. E. McDonald
Fred W. Davis
K. Terrell
Floyd County
C. C. Conley
Willacy County
General Land Office
J. H. Walker
Walter E. Jones
Gregg County
John Pundt
James L. McNees
W. Gregory Hatcher
H. O. Johnson
Lon A. Smith
Supreme Court
James W. McClendon
John H. Sharp
H. S. Lattimore
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. C. Morrow
Hill County
Tax Reduction Bank Senator Small Questions Candidates
Senator Clint Small, candidate for Governor, denounces sweeping tax reduction promises and asks voters if proposed cuts would close schools or shrink teacher salaries while highway spending supports jobs and land values. He argues taxes cannot be greatly reduced without harming Texas welfare. Zoologists say whales are timid and affectionate.
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Clint Small
Bancomb
Small
Texas
Fort Worth
Community News Requests and Cooperation Note
The Sun invites readers to share visitors, visits, social events, or any local news. It explains the newspaper’s role in publishing community happenings and asks for cooperation to cover local events.
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the Sun
Federal Purchase Of Cattle Starts In Drouth Areas
Denver officials map a historic deal to buy about 5 million cattle from drouth-stricken ranchers with Federal agents and land grant college extension staff in ten states. An estimated $100 million federal relief spend is planned with further funds possible. cattle will feed the unemployed via the surplus relief corporation while some starved stock is destroyed.
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Denver
Colo
Agricultural Colleges
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
Kansas
E. W. Sheets
Dreuth Relief
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
The Outs and Ins Across Politics and History
The piece reflects on recurring political struggles from 1896 to the New Deal, comparing maps of farm land value and voting patterns, and noting the cycle of revolts and revolutions. It argues progress exists despite repeated disappointments, urging caution and reflection on past lessons.
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University of Chicago
Indiana
McKinley
Bryan
Robert G. Ingersoll
Chicago
David
Saul
Napoleon
Washington
Rome
Drouth Aid Work In Texas Expanded to 7 Counties
Federal drouth relief in Texas expands with new primary counties Dimmitt ED wards Frio Kinney Maverick Medina Real Uvalde Val Verde Zavala and secondary areas including Brewster Crane Crockett Culberson El Paso Glasscock Hudspeth Jeff Davis Pecos Presidio Reagan Terrell Upton. The move triggers cattle buying and canning in primaries and removal of contract limits on corn and wheat in secondaries with possible reduced livestock and feed shipment rates.
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Dimmitt
Edwards
Frio
Kinney
Maverick
Medina
Real
Uvalde
Val Verde
Zavala
Brewster
Crane
Crockett
Culberson
el Paso
Glasscock
Hudspeth
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Presidio
Reagan
Terrell
Upton
Whales and Messiahs In Odd Proportions
A New York Sun quip compares a whale’s tongue containing eight percent oil to the heavier proportion found in political messiahs, suggesting skepticism about persuasive rhetoric versus natural oil content.
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New York Sun
Future Dark For Candidates Over 40
In Schuster Oklahoma voters pass a mass meeting resolution restricting political candidates over 40 from receiving support. Officials criticize lack of compensation insurance for employees over 40. The rule takes effect in 1936 to pressure action by public officials.
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Schuster
Okla
No New Sin Revealed Stuns Portland College Freshmen
The Portland Oregonian quips that scientists have not found a new sin in 5 000 years causing futility among ambitious freshmen. The piece notes the college student remains influenced at home and shocked by the idea of a new sin.
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Portland Oregonian
Portland
Youth Embraces Freedom Amid Old Sinful Circles
In this Tyler Courier Times excerpt a youth relishes independence from conventions while lamenting humanity’s sameness. The piece argues no new sins exist, as drunkenness immorality avarice dishonesty and violence persist across centuries. People repeat bitter lessons without learning from others.
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Tyler Courier- Times
Kansas State College Plans 20 Year Coordination
A 20 year plan for Kansas State College in Manhattan is being formulated as department heads submit suggestions to President F. D. Farrell to coordinate teaching across units.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kan
F. D. Farrell
Traffic courts jammed as 4000 drivers flood NY system
New York traffic courts were jammed by four thousand drivers a day after police were ordered to crack down. The surge overwhelmed lanes and prompted officials to extend processing times and review enforcement effectiveness.
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New York
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Frank Reece
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G. C. Cunningham
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E. C. Looney
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H. S. Richardson
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Jess Wall
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H. B. Everheart
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J. C. McMillin
Will T. Miller
H. N. Sewell
R. L. Draper
Ed Moran
H. C. McKinney
Andrew Konioth
Southern Ice & Util. Co
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