Rent Controls Extend to Rooming House Tenants
Hobgood notes rooming houses stay under rent limits with protection against unlawful evictions. Landlords and roomers may set leases allowing up to a 15 percent increase. Maximum rents stay at June 30, 1947 levels unless a written lease allows higher.
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Hobgood
New Housing
Garden Club votes to sponsor Thompson Park playground area
Amarillo Garden Club approved a multi year plan to develop a playground picnic area at Iris Bowl site between Thompson Pool and North Highway. Mark Miles will supervise with initial work including 12 concrete picnic tables 4 fireplaces drinking fountains frost proof hydrants and a flood light. The east side becomes a bird sanctuary with berry bushes and fruit trees for the birds.
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Globe
Amarillo
Thompson Park
Amarillo Club
Amarillo Garden Club
Courthouse Records and Local Property Transfers
Summary of court deeds and transfers listing S R Archer and others to John F Hill in Industrial City, Dailey to Herron, Loewenstern to Segoe, Mullen to Loewenstern, Taylor to Carl Owen, Baumann to Fivey, and Hodge to Porter Hodge with corresponding firms and tracts. Includes district court case Watkins v Watkins and marriage licenses for Woodring, Bailin, Muiline Robbins, Collins, and Hammond. Rye field crop note cites 1648 New England origin.
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S R. Archer
John EF. Hill
Josie Belle Dailey
J. A. Herron
C. Ter Hugo H. Loewenstern
Ernest A. Segoe
M. Mullen
Lee H. McMurtry
Hugo H. Loewenstern
May E .Taylor
Carl Owen
Plemons L. KE. Baumann
T. Fivey
Quincy Ford
Jarrell Porter Hodge
Plemons
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Alan
Ditto Morris Browning
W. H. Pugua
D. M. Floyd
Ana
Nat'l Benk
District Court
Mary Lou Watkins
Joseph Wm. Watkins
Burl D. Wooodring
Cecil Woodring
Mike A .Bailin
Jovita Ponce
Clyde A. Muiline
Virginia Faye Robbins Lawrence FE. Collins
Kethryn L. Hammond
South Texas to Open State Tuberculosis Sanitorium
Operation of the region's first state sanitorium for tuberculosis is planned to begin by year end. Initial capacity will be 250 patients with a goal to eventually serve 2,000 patients.
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Mission
South Texas
Coffee's Arrival in Europe Traced to 1573
The record notes that coffee was first introduced to Europe in the year 1573. This marks early adoption by European scholars and traders, signaling the beverage's spread from Middle Eastern origins to Western markets.
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Europe
Communists Denounce Galveston Congressional Candidate
Galveston public relations man Clark W. Thompson, a Ninth District candidate, was denounced by Texas Communists after he claimed an unidentified Galveston candidate was acceptable to them. Ruth Koenig and James J. Green of the Communist Party urged voters to reject Thompson and his red baiting in the August 23 special election to fill the Mansfield seat.
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Galveston
U.P
Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Thompson
Communist Party
Ruth Koenig
James J. Green
Houston
Joseph J. Mansfield
Columbus
Regular Youth Center Dance Planned for Tomorrow Night
A youth dance will be held tomorrow night at the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club Youth Center 609 Carolina from 8 to 1130. The event welcomes juniors through junior college age with new juke box records noted. The notice also provides a brief historical line on the WCTU founding.
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San Jacinto
Theresa Wink Wins Potter County 4-H Dress Revue
Theresa Wink, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wink of the St Francis community, wins first place in the Potter County 4-H Girls Dress Revue. Wink, a member of the County Wide 4-H Club, was selected by Mrs. as the top entrant.
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Potter County
Theresa Wink
John Wink
St. Francis
Miss Wink
4-H dress show judges comment on entries
Judge H. A. Bragg spoke on the dresses as Mrs. Bragg described each entry. Zona Neusch of the St. Francis 4-H Girls Clubs received honorable mention among exhibitors including Etta Louis Benge Dorothy Butterfield Betty Detten Mildred Fesser Cynthia Glasgow Dora Koenig Laura Koenig Wanda Mazurek Leona Rea Ethel Frances Israel Nancy Rea Eatavia Meeks Glenda Scott Mary Jo Berg Madelyn Detten Opal Raef Wanda.
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H. A. Bragg
Mrs. Bragg
Zona Neusch
St. Francis
Etta Louis Benge
Dorothy Butterfield
Betty Detten
Mildred Fesser
Cynthia Glasgow
Dora Koenig
Laura Koenig
Wanda Mazurek
Leona Rea
Ethel Frances Israel
Nancy Rea
Eatavia Meeks
Glenda Scott
Mary Jo Berg
Madelyn Detten
Opal Raef
Wanda
Walden Virginias Detten Bergs and Bergs in Notice
News-Globe want ads highlight the Detten Norma Jean Berg Rosemary Neusch Ar line Detten and Ruth Ann Berg listings. The fragmentary notice references individuals with last names Berg and Detten in Walden Virginia.
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News-Globe
Carew Law Series Explains Housing Rent Provisions
Frank Hobgood, area rent control director, hosts the third broadcast explaining the new housing and rent law. The 10:15 a.m. Saturday program on KGNC will be a question and answer format with Judy Love of the Better Business Bureau handling questions about securing the 15 percent maximum in rents and acceptable leases.
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Frank Hobgood
Mr. Hobgood
KGNC
Judy Love
Better Business Bureau
Hobgood
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