To Live in Gotham Is To Know It
A reflective piece by George Tucker on New York City as a living character. He compares cities to people, notes mood swings, and suggests close observation reveals a city’s true nature. Vignettes include 4 AM fruit juice stands and a tired couple with a Great Dane on Rockefeller Plaza.
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Gotham
New York
Oilman Guards Land With Gun
The government in a quarter-million dollar income tax suit cites that N. S. Locke wore a bullet proof vest and kept arms to guard oil properties near Gladewater. Judge T. Whit Davidson allowed questions on these matters as circumstantial evidence while urging Locke to offer direct proof to limit a potential heavy judgment.
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Dallas
U.P
N. S. Locke
Gladewater
Eves
Locke
J. E. Connor
T. Whit Davidson
Davidson
Ban on Medical Licenses Faces Court Challenge
A June 21 report from Austin notes a recent amendment to the medical practice act restricting licenses to American citizens. District Judge Ralph H. Yarborough set a Friday hearing on a temporary restraining order and mandamus to require the state board of medical examiners to allow Manuel Garcia Godoy of Juarez Mexico, a part time El Paso resident, to take examinations for a license.
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Ralphh. Yarborough
State Board of Medical Examiners
Manuel Garciagodoy
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Bicycle Racer Jules Audy Marries and Retires to Lead Orchestra
Jules Audy, famed six day cyclist loved by fans, has married Bunty Ibbotson in Woonsocket eight months ago and will quit track to conduct an orchestra. He will use violin skills and croon in English and French with new arrangements. Audy, 98 six day races veteran, met his wife after an on track injury in Montreal.
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Bunty Ibbotson
Montreal
New York
Audy
Woonsocket
R. I
Andy
Saulrrelly-Whirl
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Pioneer House Man Buried in House Community
Bonanza Sewell an 84 year old pioneer resident of the Pioneer House community was buried Tuesday afternoon at House. He is survived by two sons Homer Sewell of Littlefield and W R Sewell of House and three daughters Mrs J W Gilliam of Ft Sumner Mrs B B Hisan of House and Mrs T R Capps of Clovis. He died Monday afternoon.
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Bonanza Sewell
House
Homer Sewell
Littlefield
W. R. Sewell
J. W. Gilliam Ft. Sumner
B. B. Hisan
T. R. Capps
Kidnapped Medical Student Tells of Arkansas Ordeal
Forrester G Oikle a 27 year old medical student from Waitham Mass said two gunmen abducted him near Hot Springs Arkansas forced him to drive them to a point near Little Rock robbed him of 125 dollars and kept him bound to a tree without food. They later drove toward Memphis and forced him to hitchhike near Forrest City where he escaped and sought help. He was treated for a smashed lip.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Arkansas
Forrester G. Oikle
Waitham
Mass
Oikle
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hot Springs
Litte Rock
Little Rock
Forrest City
Kiwanis Elects New Officers At 23rd Convention
In Boston on June 21 1950 Bennet O Knudson of Albert Lea Minnesota was chosen as international president by acclamation. The full officer slate including International Vice Presidents Charles S Donley and Robert J Prittle and Treasurer W Eugene Wolcott was elected unanimously by about 5000 delegates with trustees to be elected the next day.
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Boston
U.P
Bennet O. Knudson
Albert Sea. Minn
Kiwanis
Charles S. Donley
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Prittle
Winnipeg
Man
W. Eugene Wolcott
Des Moines
Society Detective Tells of Buckner's Scheme
New York jury hears Noel Scaffa detail his dealings with William P. Buckner Jr and co defendants in a mail fraud case. Evidence cites recovered jewels and lavish, high life charges including hotel bills, meals, drinks, and a plan to buy default Philippine bonds at favored prices.
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New York
Noel C. Scaffa
William P. Buckner, Jr
Playboy
Scaffa
Mene Vat Sey
Tatum
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Buckner
C. Wesley Turner
Turner
Scafia
Donahue
Harry Content
Miami
U. S
William J. Gillespie
Washington
Readers' Encyclopedia Voucher Offer With Coupons
Six coupons each carry a different number entitling the holder to one volume of the 15 volume Standard American Encyclopedia at the Globe-News. Customers pay the catalog price 59c per volume in blue binding or 69c per volume in red binding. Mail orders add 10c per book.
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Red River Dam Project Approval in Senate
The Senate completed action on the war relief and civil functions appropriation bill carrying 5,700,000 for starting work on the Red River dam at Denison Texas. The tourist industry is valued at more than 200,000,000 dollars annually in France.
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Red River
Washington
T. Senate
Denison
Texas
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