Buzzin Places with Billy Bee
A fragmentary local squib notes upcoming openings at Marine Grill at 1404 West Tenth with two new rooms named Circus Lounge and Everglades Gard. It lists numerous locals and party-goers connected to events and theater showings, followed by a brief note on movie listings and a New Zealand steel shortage affecting construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Lomax
Marine Grill
West Tenth
Norman Lieberman
Rob
Circus Lounge
Lavon Bagwell
Everglades
Gard Keller
Paul Harris
Burnett
Mark Davis
Bettye Singleton
Eddie Blair
Buddy Bi
Don McNeely
Lou Ethel Knight
Eugene Williams
Kenneth Beck
Dorothy Sadderis
Donna Blair
John Khoury
Jee Whitehearst
Joe Goulding
Simmy Hamilton
Jane Same
Radio time fights split Texas Democratic factions
April 26 in Austin and San Antonio Republicans conflict over radio time as Truman allies and anti Truman wings clash. Rogers faction demands equal air time for President Truman while Beauford Hester and Governor Jester criticize civil rights policy and defend party nominees amid Fort Worth barbecue remarks.
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Austin
Texas
San Antonio
Woodville J
Manning O Ty
Truman
Beauford H. Jester
State Executive Committee
Rogers
Federal Communications Commision
Texas Lone Star Chain
Jester
Fort Worth
Harold Hough
Lone Star Chain
Jester Austin
Soviet Spies Steal Things That Are Free
A New York clipping reports Berlin espionage by German workers aiding Russians. Spies steal US reference works and government reports, often from desks, and prefer theft over legitimate access. A former official recalls a spy who was kept under watch before being bounced for stealing a phone. Other vignettes cover a columnist's party chatter and a Stork Club cocktail event profiling a young woman found in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Buile
New York
Berlin
America
Manhattan
Arthur William Brown
Russell Patterson
Bradshaw Crandall
Stork Club
Violet Nolan
Ireland
Colleen
Tralee
Midtown
City Cab Company Adopts Black and White Cabs
City transportation director Lefty Fowler announced a color switch for the City Cab Company cabs from multiple gray tones to a distinctive black and white scheme to meet city ordinance. The change follows Fowler’s guidance on meeting exact color specifications for all taxi fleets. A separate note mentions the Visiting Nurse Service of New York offering a course for expectant fathers on bathing and dressing newborn infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Cab Company
Lefty Fowler
City Transportation
Fowler
New City Cab Company
Mr. Fowler
New York
Visiting Nurse Service of
Thompson Park Police Radio Antenna to Gain 40 Feet
City Manager N. V. Moss announced a 40 foot height increase for the Thompson Park police radio antenna elevating the tower to 220 feet. The antenna, west of the Preventorium, reuses parts of the old Fourth and Madison broadcasting tower and is expected to extend radio range and reduce interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Park
N. V. Moss
Fourth
Madison
Moss
Personnel Board Meeting Set With New Appointee Involved
A city personnel director announces a personnel board meeting scheduled for tonight with newly appointed member uene mien potentially joining. If others cannot attend, meeting will be rearranged later this week. Other board members include Klein, a lumberman and Chamber of Commerce president. Bill Sutton, attorney. and A H Ches ser, labor union representative. CATCHING THEM YOUNG NEW YORK The youth division of the Democratic state committee plans a weekly school of practical politics for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uene Mien
Ments
Inter
Clifford Davis
Klein
Lumberman
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Sutton
A. H. Chesser
New York
Democratic “State ‘Committee
Youth Service Week Proclaimed To Boost Character Building
Page five notes a national observance proclaiming a week to call the public's attention to youth serving organisations. The observance aims to spur year round programs of character building for young people. News-Globe want ads mention the event in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goodrich ‘& Fillmore Nee
Aharacter Building
Can wives work and run happy homes too
A counselor guides a couple facing debt about a trial period for the wife to work. Helen keeps her job for two years to reduce debt, then reassesses full-time homemaking. The key is open discussion with facts, not emotions, and flexible plans as needs change. The piece promotes life insurance reviews and contact with agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bob Bates
Bob
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Meade Graham
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Larry Carver
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Bob Gleason
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Dorothy Vogel
Jack Davis
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Jimmy Leonard
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Bob McMillan
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Bo Oliver
Jay Triptett
Nick Nelson
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Gene Gately
Bill Gee
Husbert Duniven
Don Christian
Maple Sewell
Tommy Randall
Pred Hansard
Jerry Webb
Feagy Pope
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Seo
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Blackburn Bros
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Amarillo Window Cleaning CO
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Tyler
Amarito National Bldg
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Curaniff Airways
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Diamond Shop
Don Miller
Farrison
News-Globe
TWA
Santa Fe
N. Mex
TWA Skyliner
Trans World Airline Ed
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Home Loans
Lukay Investment CO
Polk
Spicer
Frank J. Hertel
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