Charley Ellis Wins Waltz Contest at Art Kassel Vance
At a lively evening with Art Kassel, Charley Ellis took first prize in the waltz contest worth $25. The night featured dance partners, a large crowd drawn by a popular event, and a parade of attendees including Dale Smith and Mrs. Smith, Martha Cox, Bud Coffman, and many others at Milt Cox’s table.
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ART Kassel
Vance
Charley Ellis
Art
Milt Cox
France
Dale Smith
Mark Hardins
E. J. Schwartz
Martha Cox
Bud Coffman
Cox
Milt
Bill Baker
Bill
Borger
Lefty Blair
Huber Pitcher
R. A. Carter
Patt Powell
Paul Ellis
Jean Tomberlin
Sharlene McCarter
Conway Butler
Mary Emma Finley
Margie Kile
Harriett Bordwell
Sharlene Mead
Melba Barton
Jimmie Elkouri
George and
Mozell Denton
Grady Hazlewoods
Jack Littons
Ray Holbrook
Dorothy Hopper
Roy Taylor
Dudley Hill
Louise Coe
Nick (Gulf) Carter
Polly Hill
Hugh Donnells
Hubert Bandy
Lahoma Jenkins
Walt Patton
Sis Hamilton
Fred Biffle
Eddie Deus
Freddie World
the Chapmans
Lang Wagner
Local notices mix medical briefs and events in Amarillo
The page lists residents with medical issues such as Paul at 1004 Sunset and Miss Delia Randall at the Woods Hotel, plus H P Larsch of Pampa undergoing a major operation. It also notes a Kappa Tau Betas dance at the Amarillo Hotel and Biz-Ads election for Miss Amarillo College of 1938, with winners to be announced May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau Betas
Amarillo
Council Ballroom
Amarillo College
Old Home Scene Ends With Decoy Car Plot
Asey and Ham enact a street prank involving beaver-hatted dummies and a car, driving to a hollow then to a living room as part of a continuing tale. The scene ends with a cliffhanger: Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Asey
Brinley
After 150 Years They Ratify Bill of Rights
Washington reports the last of the original 13 states Georgia Connecticut and Massachusetts have ratified the bill of rights. Georgia sent its certification by registered mail marking a 150th anniversary observance of the constitution. Legislatures in those states acted to complete ratification.
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Washington
Georgia
State Department
Connecticut
Massachusetts
German Claims Men Recalled From Mixed Claims Commission
Dr. Victor Huecking the German member of the Mixed Claims Commission quit the tribunal amid sabotage claims totaling 50 million dollars. He was recalled to Berlin to resume duties on the Court of Appeals of Prussia. The move reduces Germanys chances of winning the case and may prevent a near term decision.
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Washington
Victor Huecking
Mixed Claims Commission
Berlin
Germany
Blak Tom
N. J
Kingsland
United States
Huecking
Hamburg
Court of Appeals of
Prussia
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Datum
Courthouse records list multiple real estate transfers and a cemetery deed including Miles Realty Co to R A LeMond and Memorial Park Cemetery to H M Beverley with prices from 6 to 6 640 dollars. Vehicle registrations record 39 Chevrolet and Ford models assigned to residents and companies in Beaumont Texas.
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Miles Realty Co
R. A. LeMond
Bivins Estates
J. A. Rondot
L. A. Walker
Holland
J. E. Rogers
C. J
J. D. Wardetux
Josephine Jamison
Morningside
Tex. Pl
Bidg. & L
J P. Prince
Larsen
Memorial Park
Cem
H. M. Beverley
Chevrolet
H. Hall
City
Southwestern Bell Tel
Tom Dale
Taylor
Charles V. Daugherty
Dodge
Key Farr
Hughes
Ford
V. Doberly
Virginia
International Harvester
Royal Society Elects Boy Fellow Amid Age Debate
London report on Roger Cade a 14 year old schoolboy invited to become a fellow at the Royal Meteorological Society annual meeting. Some members feared a student danger to prestige while president Dr Keen noted bylaws bar student associates under 18 but no fellows age limit.
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London
U.P
Royal Meteorological Society
Roger Cade
Roger
Dr. Keen
Stinson 105 Lifts Safety Bar With New Light Plane
The Stinson Aircraft Company launches the Stinson 105, a light plane with safety features urged by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. It adds wing flaps and fixed slots to reduce stall risk, carries three passengers, cruises at 105 mph, and consumes about 4.5 gallons of gas per hour. Manufactured in Wayne, Michigan, it sells for 2999 dollars flyaway, about a thousand more than typical light planes. Toledo's auto industry shows a spring employment peak as 51 plants report 15,951 workers, up 1,170 from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Martin
Stinson Aircraft Company
Palm
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Stinson
Wayne
Mich
Toledo
Von's Pink Tablets Promise Relief From Gastric Hyperacidity
An advertisement touts Von's Pink Tablets for stomach issues including gas sour stomach and ulcers caused by gastric hyperacidity. A customer, B Bryson of Missouri, claims weight gain and restored appetite after using three bottles. Free booklet on home treatment offered by Omaha Von Co. at 656 Keeline Building, Omaha Nebraska.
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Von
B. Bryson
Mo#clips
Washington
Omaha von Co
Keeline Bidg
Omaha
Nebr
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Colliers
TWA
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H. E. Watson
Dallas
L. FE
S. P. Crotto
Los Angeles
J Flanders
Albuquerque
J. R. Dickey
New York City
L. N. Brass
Tom Cotten
H. M. Wilgus
New York
W. B. Goodman
Wichita
W. Pitts
R. T. Shiveley
Mary-Margaret Cafeteria
National Distillers Produate Corp
By William Ferguson
Courthouse Records
Charlie Chan
Barbara
Tony Powers
San Padre
Jim Heprin
Anomiown
Charlie
You
MR. Barrow
Jim
Honolulu
Boy
King Pearures Byndieare
Blundie
MAMA
Braturee Byndiesie
THE
Mountain Boys
Jornnal
Tiere
Kem
Roots
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Poland
Royal Society
CAA
Mars
Jordan
Ray
Officer Case
Folger
Faith
Mother Nature
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