Liquor Permit Application Notice for Amarillo Businesses
An application for a Retail Liquor permit is filed with the Texas Liquor Control Board. The notice lists two proposed locations in Amarillo, 2101 Harrison Street and 105 East 3rd Street, with owners Willie Mayes of Green Palace Liquor Store and Van A Bruner of Rule Building Drug Store.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Harrison Street
Amarillo
Texas
Green Palace
Willie Mayes
East 3Rd Street
van A. Bruner
Texas Liquor Control Act Listed at 520 West Tenth
Document from the Second Called Session of the 44th Legislature notes the Texas Liquor Control Act. Address given is 520 West Tenth in Amarillo, Texas. Signed by Tenth Street Package Store owner B. C. Thompson.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
West Tenth Pie Amarillo
Texas
Tenth Street
B. C. Thompson
Texas Liquor Centre
Taylor Street
Amarillo
T. W. Winter
West 6Th Ave
Texas Liquor Control Act
East 7Th Ave
FLY Drug Store
Gerald Fly
Palace Drug Store
6Th Street
Retail liquor permit for Taylor Street Amarillo Texas
The Retail Liquor permit for 418 Taylor Street in Amarillo Texas is signed by Taylor Street Package Store owner T W Winter.
Miller Pharmacy Notice at Amarillo Address Signed
Public notice references Section 10 of House Bill No 2727 located on West 6th Ave in Amarillo Texas. Signed Miller Pharmacy G F Miller Owner.
Amarillo liquor permit notices filed with Texas LCB
Applicant notices published for wholesale and retail liquor permits in Amarillo Texas. Entries list applicants R E Mckee Dist Co E E Cole manager at 605 Grant Street and Badger Herring Sales and Drug Inc Joe E Herring secretary at 201 West 6th Ave with permits to operate at 810 Grant Street and 605 Grant Street respectively.
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Snapshot
Kansas City reports on cattle and hog prices with various grades quoted. sow and stock hog trends show slight shifts while cattle and yearlings hold sturdy ranges. New Orleans cotton opens higher on improved foreign markets, with Oct and Dec futures edging up from the prior session.
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Aue
Utr
New Orleans
Dee
Oppenheim Plans New Mysteries After 100th Novel
Guernsey writer EF Phillips Oppenheim, 60, with a yacht and gun to hand, keys his 100th full length novel due in August. He dictates from morning to late afternoon, viewing inspiration as the core of his craft while training plays little role. He dreams of visiting New York and Boston, remains fond of Guernsey, and notes his career as a last lap.
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ST. Peter Port
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Phillips Oppenheim
Oppenheim
Europe
London
Paris
Marseilles
New York
Chicago
Far East
Port
Shanghai
Boston
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Moscow Budget Shows Sharp Worker Income Rise
Soviet statistics claim improved material welfare with Moscow plant families increasing earnings from 358 roubles in April 1934 to 570 roubles in April 1936. Meat, macaroni, lard and eggs purchases rose dramatically, with clothing and education costs also up. Data cover Stalin Automobile Plant Hammer and Sickle and Trekhgornaya Textile works, noting large gains in consumption and cultural spending.
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Moscow
Stalin , Automobile
Trekhgornaya Manufactura
Stalin Automobile
Trekhogornaya
Tokio Removes Adam and Eve Art At Show
Police ordered removal of nine drawings and five sculptures from an exhibit by American artist Gertrude Boyle Kanno. A crayon Adam and Eve scene and two bronze statues were deemed immoral and removed. Her husband, a Japanese national, is noted in the report.
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Tokyo
U.P
Gertrude Boyle Kanno
Garden of Eden
Heat Wave Ravages Texas And Oklahoma With Record Temps
Temperatures soared across Texas and Oklahoma with Fort Worth and Dallas posting record highs. Deaths tied to heat include Wallace Lamar and Earl Marcus Barnes as storms and winds disrupted oil derricks and structures. Oklahoma faces nationwide drought emergency as crops worsen and July heat records fall, with five local deaths noted.
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Wallace Lamar
Graford
Cy Kennard
Fort Worth
Earl Marcus Barnes
Dallas
Gladewater
Kilgore
DeLeon
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mangum
Kenneth D. Blood
Holdenville
Muskogee
France Faces Threats From Franco Spain Alliance
A reactionary French sheet urges assassination of Blum and warns that a rebel victory in Spain could create a Fascist bloc with Italy and Germany. France would risk mobilizing divisions to guard the Franco Spanish frontier and fortressed Balearic Islands harboring hostile air and sea bases.
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France
Blum
Spain
Italy
Germany
Balearic Islands
Frances Mediterranean
Paris
Spain Civil War Risks Draw France into European Drama
The article argues a Republican victory in Spain could embolden similar moves in France and notes the Blum government’s intent to stay out of Spain’s internal affairs. It highlights German and Italian pressure, fear of a broader European war, and potential German naval action or bombardment that could tilt the balance to the rebels.
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Blum
Spain
Germany
France
Prussia
Barcelona
Berlin
Hughes converts plane to racing craft with superchargers
Howard Hughes, noted film executive and aviator, received permission from the Communications Commission on July 14 to operate an itinerant aircraft radio station. He had notified officials of plans to use the radio during a round-the-world flight, while some aviators doubt his immediate aim is the Bendix prize.
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Hughes
Washington
Howard Hughes
Moving Picture Executive
The
Communications Commission
Commission
U S Relay Teams To Race in England
Four American relay teams sail to London to face British Olympic stars at White City in the Empire Games on August 15. Head coach Lawson Robertson fields A Fitch G Harding A Williams J Lavalle in the 1600 relay and plans a Cunningham San Romani Venzke Lash lineup for the 1500 and four miles. Owens leads the 400 relay with Metcalfe Glickman and Wykoff. Williamson Hornbostel Young comprise most of the mile relay with one spot to be filled.
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Berlin
London
White City
Lawson Robertson
United States
al Fitch
Glenn Harding
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
Lovelock
Stanley Wooderson
Jerry Cornes
Robert Graham
Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Gene Venzke
Don Lash
America
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Marty Glickman
Frank Wykoff
United States Marshal J B Ponder Dies in Texarkana
United States Marshal J B Ponder died early today in Texarkana, local authorities report. The death details are not yet released and the marshals service promised further information.
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Tex
United States
J. B. Ponder
Baseball scoring mashup of 1940s leaders and stats
Highlights from a historical baseball stats roundup including top hitters like Gehrig Foxx Trosky Medwick Ott and J Martin, with leaders in runs batted in and hits. Pitching leaders feature Hadley Malone Lucas and French.
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Jan Ee
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Walker
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Geit
Rolfe
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Mize
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Ott
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Herman
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Goodman
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Camilli
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Klein
Martin
Lucas
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French
Seeded Stars Win In Eastern Tennis
Rye New York August 11 Three days of grass court action narrow the eastern championships field to a clear set of seed leaders. Women top seeds Alice Marble Mary Greer Harris and Mrs John Van Ryn advance to the quarterfinals while the men finish second round play reducing the field to 16 with eight seeds remaining led by Don Budge Bitsy Grant Gene Mako Frankie Parker Jack McDiarmid Gil Hall Hal Surface and others advancing.
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se@reed Alice Marble
Palm Springs
Calif
Mary Greer Harris
Kansas City
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Don Budge
Bitsy Grant
Gene Mako
Frankie Parker
Southhampton
Jack McDiarmid
Princeton
Seabright
Gil Hall
Hal Surface
Wrestling Results From Crowd Piled Events
Kansas City results show Jim McMillan of Antioch T1 defeating Karl Davis of Columbus. Chicago match saw George Dusette toss Rudy Kay, while Ray Ryan of Dallas toppled Babe Kasatoski from Toronto.
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Kansas City
Jim McMillan
Antioch
Karl
Davis
Columbus
Chicago
George Dusette
Boston
Rudy Kay
Ray Ryan
Dallas
Texas
Babe Kasatoski
Toronto
Evangeline League Scores Roundup
In a regional league update Jeanerette 10 defeated Lake Charles 15 while Alexandria 6 beat New Theria 8 Abbeville 4 triumphed over Rayne 2 and Lafayette 1 edged Opelousas 6 with the results listing multiple Louisiana towns and scores.
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Evangeline League
Jeanerette
Lake Charles
Alexandria
New Theria
Abbeville
Rayne
Lafayette
Opelousas
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