GOIN' PLACES THEATER CHANGES IN AMARILLO
Amarillo theater leaders shift roles as George Tucker leaves for Albuquerque to manage seven theaters. Fred Patterson rises from State to city manager. Charlie Snyder moves to the Majestic in Wichita Falls. Dave Yates shifts to Capitol and Rialto management. Albert Reed will lead the State.
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Amarillo
George Tucker
Paramount
State
Capitol
Ialro
Fred Patterson
Charlie Snyder
Dave Yates
Rialto
George
State Theater
The
Albuquerque
Bill O'Donnell
Raymond Willie
R. J. O'Donnell
Karl Hoblitzell
Texas Consolidated
Interstate Theaters
Fred
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Majestic
Charlie
Dave
Yates
the Majestic
Capitol and Rialto Face New Management Changes
The Capitol and Rialto theaters appear to be entering another management shift after the previously touted ideal arrangement broke down. Albert Reed is named as manager of the state related venture amid evolving plans.
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Capitol
Rialto
Albert Reed
Courthouse Records and a Jail Escape Report
Courthouse records list warranty deeds including Fuqua Dey Co to Charlie Pride on August 10 1940 for 250 dollars and Barfield to M L Hunt on August 2 1940 for 10 dollars along with divorces and car registrations. In Woodbury New Jersey George Long 28 sentenced to 30 days after claiming he walked out of an unlocked jail in a disorderly conduct case.
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Fuqua Dey. Co
Charlie Pride
J. A. Killough
E. L. Patton
L. D. Tr
Carr
Barfield
M. L. Hunt
Fakle
G. R. Sherlock
Ernest
Ames
Morningside
C. L. Munday
Felix R. Phillips
Earl Pitts
Elizabeth Pitts
G A. Craig
Irene Craig
Theodore H. Barber
Bery
Evelyn Desmond
D. J. Muncy, Jr
Mary Galijean
Woodbury
N. J
U.P
George Long
Long
Willkie Aligns With Landon On Fraud Vote Policy
Willkie assents to Landon at a Colorado Springs press conference while criticizing Roosevelt’s reliance on alleged fraudulent voting by named machines in Chicago Jersey City and the Bronx. Landon guests with Willkie as he prepares an acceptance address in Fiwood Indiana focusing on conscription.
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Colorado Springs
Wendell L. Willkie
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Kelly-Nash
Chicago
Hague
Jersey City
Ross Flynn
Bronx
Willkie
Landon
Fiwood
Ind
Mystery Kidnap Clues Tie Prints to Young Soldier
A wartime fingerprint system helps investigators question Immerman as a possible suspect in the Randly kidnapping. Bills found among ashes were all ones, suggesting a meticulous plan rather than counterfeit money, while a post dental surgeon is temporarily unavailable for corroboration.
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Washington
Randly
Immerman
United States
Detective Bureau
Canada
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Lord Plushbottom
Woolah
Phoory
Albert
Courthouse Records
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