The Lone Ranger standing at microphone. A group of children in Lone Ranger costumes are standing around him.

Johnny Ramos, boxer. He has his hands taped up and is in a fighting stance. He is wearing boxing shorts and shoes.

Photograph of two men from the Southern Union Gas Service Men's School standing in front of a piece of equipment with a panel removed, revealing the interior. The young man on the left is pointing into the space behind the opened panel while the man on the right looks on. The man on the left wears grey slacks, a white shirt and a dark tie, and the man on the right wears a light-colored suit. Both men hold cigarettes. The corner of a desk with a manual on it is visible on the left.

Lone Ranger Clayton Moore signs autographs for young fans

Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, speaks to myriad of followers, young and old

People lined up outside to meet Clayton Moore, the Lone Ranger

Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, addresses myriad of young male and female fans, as well as parents

Interior view of the sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church when it stood at 905 Lydia Street. This building was replaced by a new sanctuary on E. 9th Street in 1954.

Exterior view of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church when it stood at 905 Lydia St. (1926-1954). Priest stands in front of building. This building was replaced by a new sanctuary at 1206 E. 9th St. in 1954.

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Allan Shivers, on the right, being sworn in.

Two men at podium with right hands raised. Beauford Jester is seated to left of podium with small girl.

Photograph of Miss Irma Fowler standing behind her desk. Miss Fowler was an administrative secretary at The University of Texas.

Portrait of a man dressed in a suit and wearing glasses. G.J. Palmer was Secretary of the State Board of Control and resided with his wife, Nancy, at 14 Margranita Crescent.

Governor Beauford and Mabel Jester on the left. Lt. Governor Allan and Marialice Shivers on the right.