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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
6
Classified ads are cash with order and require payment the next day. Telephone ads for situations wanted lost and found travel not accepted. The News Globe may classify ads and correct errors. liability limited to the ad cost.
Classified note lists 20 furnished apartments including Lucerne Apartment Hotel offerings and GAAGE APARTMENTS at 1119 Polk Street with weekly or monthly rates. Mentions 318 Exist Lth and mal efficiency near Harrison with phone contact 2-2708.
A homemaker advisor argues children will explore household items and advocates teaching safe behavior rather than punishment. It urges using playpens for early education, supervising access to stoves and faucets, and offers leaflets like How to Direct the Child's Curiosity and What Shall We Do Instead of Spank to guide parents.
Two Amarillo dentists, G. G. Ingham and Bob Younger, will be main speakers at the New Mexico Dental Society annual convention in Albuquerque June 26 and 27. Dr Ingham will discuss Gold Castings and Dr Younger Surgical Pyorrhea with a Monday morning talk and a Monday afternoon surgical demonstration before returning to Amarillo Wednesday.
Baker's Minstrels a Kansas City based negro vaudeville troupe headlines at the Texas Theater in a two day engagement. The show closes tonight after Friday's well received first appearances. Sugar Foot Sam wowed audiences with nimble dance and a jazz backed routine.
Pupils of Curtis O Landers at the Presbyterian Home for Children perform music and readings at 7 30 this evening. Participants include Geraldine Bosworth Carol Lee Shaw Margaret Ficke Lorine Lacefield Anna Laura Giles Wanda King Clarence Hogan Pauline Bosworth Mary Kathryn Shaw and Alford Scarborough.
Special to The News from Clovis New Mexico reports Leslie Pattison sold the first 1933 Curry County wheat load on Monday afternoon. The grain tested 60 and brought 60 cents a bushel the day’s top price. Pattison farms 300 acres with an expected average yield of 15 bushels per acre. Parking near banks in Amarillo will be limited to 15 minutes during banking hours with signs marking the zone.
Absent competition high profits agents wanted with a free demonstrator for all car models. Factory representative will present at 5th Avenue Garage 116 West 5th on Saturday Sunday and Monday.
Amarillo police announce a tightened trafficREG regime. Motorists who fail to report tickets will face arrest and be taken to corporation court at city hall. Sergeant Elmer Green notes delays raise costs and warrants follow if reports are not made promptly.
Col. Oscar Seward state highway engineer spoke at the Am arillo Hotel luncheon of the American Business Club detailing Palo Duro Canyon state park work and plans. He noted 190000 visitors in two and a half years and predicted an improved park would become a top Texas attraction. Ellis B. Hall led the program featuring Hugo Lowernstein Jr and pianist June Lowernstern with Mrs. Lowernstern as guest.
T E Eldridge and C R Belton were arrested after sheriff deputies raided Massies Cafe at 518 West Tenth Avenue uncovering 40 bottles of Budweiser 3.2 beer on ice and 95 empties. Belton posted 500 bond while Eldridge remained jailed.
Forty and Eight to host ex service men and guests at a Legion Hall dance starting at 9 30 tonight. Large electric fans installed to cool the hall for summer dances, with Roy D. Chase in charge of arrangements. Legion dances support Forty and Eight charity efforts.
Seven cadets and three officers in nine planes from Kelly Field San Antonio refuel at English Field Friday morning. The group flies from their base to Fort Sill Oklahoma then to Amarillo before returning home. This is the second of three flights leading to the wings.
D,Jeans found guilty by a jury in 47th District Court on a liquor law violation after police stopped a Line Avenue truck carrying 2,400 bottles of Colorado brewery beer. Ted Johnson’s trial followed. severance allowed, no defense witnesses, appeal planned.
Truman Crowe was charged with burglary in Justice B B Clark s court Friday and his case sent to the grand jury after his arrest by a night watchman for the alleged theft of 200 sacks of grain from the Amarillo Stockyards warehouse Thursday night He was also charged with drunkenness and held in the county jail with no bond set pending grand jury action.
A special DOJ investigator worked in Amarillo on Friday gathering evidence tied to the kidnapping of Mary McElroy daughter of Kansas City City Manager Walter McElroy. McGee confessed as a ringleader. two couples from Woodward and Oklahoma City were released. Police and county officers recovered part of the ransom.
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