Marriages Surge in Potter County During March
March records show 48 marriages and 19 divorces in Potter County. Licenses issued include Lyle Scott with Ercie V Scott and J R Carroll with Fthel L West among many couples. divorces include P B Taylor versus Eddie Mae Taylor and Martha Grace versus Ed Grace.
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Potter County
Lyle
Ercie V Scott
J. R. Carroll
Fthel L. West
Herman Epstein
Geraldine Rhodes
Fred Wolfington
Jehalee Boggett
E. Fundegreen
Sylvia Whipple
James Arnold Reed
Eva Mae Bunn
Jess Dobbs
Flossie Alexander Bell
Helen F. Holt
Joan Hasselfield
E. A. Wercart
Lorna Stack
William D. Davis
Mabel Tinker
John Henry Bickerstaff
Lillie Mae Ratcliff
Oscar Reimer
Ora Lee Robinson
J. W. Phelps
Virgels Boothe
Donald Lodehoff
Louise Wagner
Virgil Ball
Lucille Ellis
A. Jack Hartsell
Leta B 'Skagus
Elmer Long
Irene Carlson
Ray Sherwood
Celia Dee Reynolds
Gus Leftwich
Margaret Mundy
Warnie Kelley
Vera Clark
John Nutting
Clarice Baker
O. L. Simmons
Milta Brandenburg
Jesse P. Matthews
Neema Sisk
Howard Williams
Martha Nixon
Floyd Burton
Mattie Scott
Philip O. Lautz
Bess Williams
Ed Burke
Clarice Worsham
Jack Lorenzo Holleman
Martha Grace
Ed Grace
Myrtle Russell
Clyde Russell
Margaret Griggs
James Howard Walker
Regene Weatherby
F. B. Weatherby
Alice DeLancy
Harry S. DeLancy
Maxine Landis
Truman Landis
Lillie May Ward
Henry Ward
Moodie Hindman
Wood Hindman
Opel Noel
C. M. Noel
Ernest Paul
Beatrice Paul
British moves and death penalty protests stir global talk
The piece notes Captain Eden visiting Moscow to discuss potential wartime alignments, the English stance on punishment including a shipboard murder case, and Mrs. Violet Vandereist funding protests against the death penalty with banners and aerial demonstrations. It recalls ancient warnings on graft, theft, and justice from papyrus to Archimedes.
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Britain
Eden
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
England
Japan
Germany
Violet Vandereist
Garner the ageless Texan weighs politics and baseball
Vice-President John N. Garner, a tireless observer of politics and baseball, reads the work relief bill clashes as he cheers the Washington Nationals. He jokes about his Senate voting, notes Hadley’s arm, and jokes about bringing Republicans and a Democrat to games to swing votes. He laments graft and ponders life, death, and world affairs with a mix of humor and reflection.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Garner
Clark Griffith
Hadley
Browns
White House
Senate
Nationals
Victor Moore
Moore
Amarillo Movie and Variety Week Highlights
Ida Cox and her Harlem troupe bring Darktown Scandals to Amarillo for a three day run at the Fair. The Rialto hosts Opportunity Night with cash prizes, while The Nat features Lloyd Snyder and his orchestra. The Dionne quintuplets short is shown Sunday, and Roseland welcomes Dale Mullings with new dance music.
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Paramount
Rudy Vallee
Ana Dvorak
Filmusicel
Wor
Ida Cox
Ann Harding
Constance Bennett
Herbert Marshall
Texas
Miriam Hopkins
Rialto
Carole Lamberd
Cheater Morris
Ma.ture
REX
Ring Creeley
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Ramon Saltonstall
Jean Freet
Roseland
Johnny Floyd
Dale Mullines
Liberty
Kany Burke
Harlem
Amarillo
St. Louis
New Orleans
Municipal Auditorium
10 Guns
Shufflin
Sam
Brian Ahern
Jimmie Allard
The
the Roseland
Dale Mullings
Glee Club
Restrictions Lift Is Need Says Packer
Kansas City April 4 Robert H Cabell president of Armour Co said removal of trade restrictions is crucial for the livestock industry He spoke at a chamber of commerce luncheon urging an open world market and better cattle grades He criticized the federal government for not aiding meat exports and questioned the absence of a meat commission
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Kansas City
Robert H. Cabell
Armour & Co
Cabell
Chamber of Commerce
Ballroom Sets Monday Dances With Tuesday Closure
The manager confirms regular Monday evening dances will continue at the ballroom while there will be no dances on Tuesday evenings.
Prices Rise On Livestock Shortage Caused By Government Plan
The shortage of livestock caused by government program and drought led to higher prices. A spokesman defended the policy saying the government acted with its best judgment in difficult times.
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Beatrice Marie
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Motta
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FORD
Barnard
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Tom Rose
Ing
Mission Today
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Albuquerque
C. H. Bush
Fair Theater
Texas Consolidated Theaters
Paramount, Fair, Mission and
Ell Hoover
Palo Duro Apartments
16Th
Jackson
Mayo&ball
Massie Bldg
4Th and Polk
Hollywood
Ed Fiorimo
Murry Marcellino
City Auditorium
Nat Dance Palace
Cn. Nite Club
Lois Black
Globf-News
Tri-Star
Packer
Schilling
California
Egypt
Amarillo Hardware CO
Williams Hardware CO
Morrow-Thomas Hardware CO
Amarillo Furniture CO
Sears Roebuck and CO
Montgomery Ward and CO
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Amarillo Gas Company
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