Interstate Theaters Celebrate 40th Anniversary in Amarillo
Amarillo officials urge observance of the Interstate Theatres fortieth anniversary marking four decades of public entertainment and community service. Karl Hoblitzelle leads the chain with R. J. O'Donnell as vice president and general manager.
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Interstate Theaters
Amarillo
Paramount
State, Capitol
Rialto
Eighteenth
Washington
Texas
Southwest
The
Interstate Amusement Co
Karl Hoblitzelle
St. Louis
Hoblitzelle
Isaac Taylor
South
Douglass Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
van Johnson
Gary Cooper
Bette Davis
Interstate
RKO
Paramount Pictures
RKO Pictures
Joe Jenkins
Interstate Theatres
Interstate Organization
Interstate Theatre
Race Death To Save Life Of Tiny Baby
A 15 day old baby named Joe Robert Wagoner faced a life threatening strangulated hernia and appendicitis. After a 50 mile urgent drive to Amarillo the infant underwent emergency surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital. The operation removed the appendix and repaired the hernia, with the doctor reporting the baby resting fairly well the next day.
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Joe Robert Wagoner
Joe Wagoner
Hereford
Wagoner
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
Little Joe
Pirates Rove Bay of Bengal Threaten Malaya Coast
Pirates armed with Sten and Tommy guns raid tonkangs and fishing vessels along Malaya's northern coast. They target small ships and fishermen, seizing cargo and leaving crews adrift. The Siamese penal island Pulau Teratau served as a former base, where a British Siamese operation captured the leader. Roving gangs appear to have reorganized after earlier suppression.
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AP News
Singapore
Tonkangs
Malaya
Malayan
Bay of Bengal
Penang
Kedah
Perlis
Devil's Island
Pulau Teratau
Langkawi Islands
Webb and Henderson Fined for Gaming at Carnival
Leonard D. Webb and J. C. Henderson were arrested around 1 AM on gaming charges at the carnival on North East Eighth. Justice of the Peace J. D. Cazzell set fines of 114 dollars each, paid this morning.
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North East Eighth
Leonard D. Webb
J. C. Henderson
J. D. Cazzell
Coffee price in early modern era reached high costs
In the 16th and 17th centuries coffee sold for about $30 per pound, indicating steep early global trade prices and limited supply. The figure reflects historical market dynamics affecting consumption and commerce.
Rex Cornelius Dies in San Diego Cal
Rex Cornelius, former Amarillo resident and grocery operator on West Seventh Avenue, died in San Diego, California. He lived in Amarillo from 1923 to 1942 and was brother to Fred Cornelius of 900 Crockett. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning.
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Felix Cornelius
Johnson
Hamilton
Tex
Rex Cornelius
Amarillo
San Diego
Cal
West Seventh Avenue
Fred Cornelius
Crockett
Funeral in Kansas For William Oglevie
The body of William L. Oglevie died yesterday at his daughter's home and was taken to Garden City Kansas for burial. He was 76 and a retired farmer, survived by his wife two daughters two sons two brothers and a sister. Burial will be in Garden City.
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William L. Oglevie
Garden City
Kan
Blackburn-Shaw
Oglevie
Amarillo
Madge Printy
Jefferson
Judge Hears Wage Case From Pantex Firemen
Federal Judge James C. Wilson took under advisement the wage suit filed by eight former Pantex fire department members against Certain Feed Products Corp. alleging 24 hour duty days but pay for 16 hours. The July 10 11 hearing was continued for briefs with E A Simpson for Certain Feed and Curtiss Douglass of Pampa for the plaintiffs.
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James C. Wilson
Pantex Fire Department
Certain-feed Products Corporation
Wilson
E. A. Simpson
Certain Feed Corporation
Curtiss Douglass
Pampa
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