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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
6
Advertisers may place ads by telephone with payment understood. The M and L Transfer & Storage Co offers storage and moving of furniture pianos baggage and heavy hauling services. Contact numbers include 5263 220 212 224 for Arthur storage and transfer offices.
Amarillo enforces a produce ordinance requiring wholesale dealers to pay a 100 dollar annual license and obtain a permit from the health unit. Howard Ganns is appointed health unit inspector with John Trohneger assisting as food inspectors. Chief inspector Jack Wyatt says all dealers must meet the ordinance and retail stands face strict enforcement including curbside truck limits and protection from flies and dust. Farmers who grow their own fruit and vegetables are exempt from the license but must prove ownership and obtain a health permit.
Chester Hunter was arrested after a pursuit with police on Sixth Avenue and Jackson Street following a shoplifting complaint at Schulte United. Officer Sid Harper pursued on a motorcycle and captured the suspect, who left silk underwear as he fled, later identified as stolen from Schulte United.
The Big Cage centers on Clyde Beatty as the world’s youngest wild animal trainer. Anita Page and Wallace Ford star with Rooney supporting, as 20 lions and 20 tigers share one cage in a circus setting.
Friends coaches and relatives honored Sam D Burton athletic director of West Texas State Teachers College who died suddenly. Presiding ministers and college president J A Hill praised his life and lasting impact on West Texas athletes. Pallbearers included former Buffalo basketball captains as services ended at Dreamland Cemetery. Mrs Burton will keep the Canyon home as Sam Jr and Martha Dell continue their schooling at the college.
Julius Dorenfield Jr urged Amarillo American Business Club members to back Panhandle highway funding. He cited about 25 million dollars in federal highway money for Texas and urged Panhandle organization to win a share. A Panhandle good roads association planned for 2 pm at Herring Hotel with booster's meeting and Melodies Maids guests at lunch.
BORGER Texas June 9 Carson County reports seven men accepted for the government reforestation camp program. Announcement by Fred Surratt, head of the county committee. The first to leave May 21 was Calvin Shepherd. Others named: Ernest Barkley, Ray Shephard, Dennis Elder, MM. C. Nickell, M. L. Bender, Oliver Bender.
Five Amarillo florists coordinated with the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association to deliver 300 bouquets to ill and disabled residents. Mrs. C. C. Cunningham chairs the drive, inviting hospitals clubs and churches to submit names and addresses for today’s deliveries. Western Union messengers and Postal Telegraph lights offered free delivery, ensuring flowers and potted plants reach shut-ins.
The Panhandle Bankers Association holds its 29th annual meeting in Amarillo with a morning business session and regional bankers from the Southwest. Activities include golf at the Amarillo Country Club, a lawn party and dance featuring Joe Norman's Orchestra, and a ladies theater party. L. B. Steele presides, DeLez Vicars secretary, T. E. Noel treasurer, with Charles A. Fisk leading the entertainment committee.
Major E A Simpson head of the Texas Liberal Legion in the Thirty first Senatorial district says a woman co chairman will be chosen for the 26 counties Saturday. A mass meeting is set for 2 30 Monday at the Herring Hotel to organize the Potter County campaign. The group seeks repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and legalization of 3 2 beer in an August 26 vote. Simpson will outline the plan at the meeting and says regulation remains part of the campaign. An executive committee, publicity director and other Potter County personnel will be selected.
A. C. Hendricks received an instructed acquittal from Judge Henry S. Bishop in district court on a charge of illegal beer possession. The DA moved after Hendricks testified the beer was for medicinal use and that a physician would testify if needed.
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