Births and town visitors highlighted in Amarillo column
St Anthony's Hospital sees multiple births with families naming newborns Sharon Dell Lanny Wayne Eva Claudette and other local updates. Visitors and servicemen including Canyon Flying School cadets Army Air Corps members and relatives from Vernon Melrose and Los Angeles appear in residence notes. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anthony's Hospital
R. L. Hethcox
North East Eighth Avenue
Lanny Wayne
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. R. Cook
Sharon Dell
Ook
Cleveland Street
Claude Frey
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Eva Claudette
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Roy Abbott
Vernon
Dan Abbott
Emmett Bennett
Canyon Flying School
Leland Abbott
Monroe Street
Texas University
Army Air Corps
Canyon
Bob Engel
Amarillo Air Field
Milwaukee
Engel
Pomona
Wash
Amarillo
Carolina Street
Monta Kay Gragg
Melrose
N. M
Earl Wilson
Rosemont Street
Wilson
Bert Bryan
Stinnett
City Lease of Army Land Not Trespass
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a city lease of land used for Camp Wolters did not trespass or render Mineral Wells liable for damages. The suit by Ralph K. Alexander and others claimed orchard damage from maneuvers, but the court noted the city acted to fulfill federal government wishes and merely leased land to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
City of
Mineral Wells
Parker County
Palo Pinto County
Ralph K. Alexander
City of Mineral Wells
Camp Wolters
United States
Cab Driver Uses Brahms and Brains To Soothe His Fares
Bill Bartley, a Washington cabbie nicknamed Paddy Mack of a musical era, uses classical music to calm stressed riders. He selects symphonies and waltzes to ease anger, switching stations to match moods, claiming music can soothe nerves much like calming cows with sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Washington
Bill Bartley
Paddy Mack
Bill
Tennis Rowland Testimony in Heat Rally
A court session recounts tennis games among Hadley Bancroft Miss White and Mr Dorrance. Accused Hugh Rowland admits nerves and references to murder but claims no real threat occurred amid the heat before a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Mr. Rowland
Tentative Amaro Glare Echoes From Picnic Closure
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe issue hints at a tense scene during a picnic closure. Brenda’s finger injury interrupts play as a hush settles over the pavilion audience. The narration teases more to come in a to be continued passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Brenda
Navy Announces Training Quota for Texas Students
Dallas April 8 194? The Navy will select 574 Texas high school boys for the long range college program with 271 from Oklahoma. Students chosen after exams will report for medicals and interviews in Dallas or Houston about April 26. Selected by exam grades fitness and interviews will go to college and train at government expense as future reserve officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Navy
Lyman E. King
Naval Officer Procurement Office
Oklahoma
King
Houston
Naval Reserve
Tax burden in Texas rises sharply as taxes soar
Curtis Morris of Longview, representing the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, told a joint Senate finance and House appropriations committee meeting that Texans will pay 823 million dollars in taxes for the year ending July 1 and 100 million dollars per month in the next year. He noted federal, state and local taxes are 370 percent higher than in 1928 as federal tax rates rise monthly. Representatives of 14 trade associations attended the briefing on pending appropriations bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Curtis Morris
Longview
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Morris
Amarillo Chamber elects new officers for next year
Four officers chosen include Jack Cunningham as president succeeding Col E A Simpson. John K Boyce becomes first vice president, George B Pinky Vineyard named second vice president, and Oran Thomas becomes treasurer. Rex Baxter re elected chamber manager as tribute is paid to Simpson. Local note from Clovis and Austin reports follow up on other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Jack Cunningham
Southwestern Public Service Company
Col. E. A. Simpson
John K. Boyce
Williams-Boyce Agency
Jinks Mode
George 8
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Simpson
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