Funeral at Blackburn-Shaw for Mrs Filer in Groom
The service will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Hugene Slater of Polk Street Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Filer, widow of E. E. Filer, died last night at Northwest Texas Hospital after 25 years in Groom. She leaves a brother Roy W. Pearson of Groom and belonged to Polk Street Methodist Church Royal Neighbors and the Eastern Star.
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Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Hugene Slater
Polk Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Filer
Northwest Texas Hospital
Groom
E. E. Filer
Defy Government Orders In Guatemala City
Businessmen doctors lawyers and students defied government orders to resume normal activities amid threat of penalties. Under a new law British women marrying foreigners will retain British citizenship.
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Guatemala City
U.P
Barking dog sparks 40 hour week suit in Beverly Hills
Isobel H. Bowers sues neighbors for 10000 dollars claiming their dog violates a 40 hour week by barking late at night and early morning. The complaint targets Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyons, seeking a permanent injunction to keep a dog from barking between 8 PM and 8 AM on consecutive days.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Isobel H. Bowers
Arthur Lyons
Lyons
Bevan jests doctors stay in the pink over him
Health Minister Aneurin Bevan joked that Britain’s doctors stay mentally in the pink by hating him calling it political psychiatry. He spoke in London on July 26 amid debate over medical policy and public health.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Little Snake Is A Big Surprise
Albert Gruhlkey discovers a small light slate colored snake with a yellow belly wriggling on his kitchen floor after returning from a downtown trip. He suspects a chicken snake or blue racer and worries more may be inside his house at 2113 Van Buren.
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Albert Gruhlkey
van Buren
Mr. Gruhlkey
Monarch Butterflies Resist Bird Predation with Unpalatable Chemistry
Monarch butterflies rarely fall prey to birds due to a bitter chemical in their bodies. This deterrent helps them survive, as birds are put off by the taste. The finding highlights chemical defenses in insect species and their role in predator-prey dynamics.
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Serena Alberta Filer
Polk Street Methodist, Church, the Royal Neigh
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Eastern Star
Roy W. Pearson
Philadelphia
North East Eighth
Howard Ensign
AIA
North Front
Furr Food No
Amarillo
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G.V.W
Ford
America
Walter Irvin
Taylor St
Truck Service and Body Dept
N.E
V. L. Taylor & Co
Kentucky
Ptiats Ame
Eens
LED
DIN Zqveawmtur
Bond
J. W. Harper Distilling CO
Louisville
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