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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1939
Page
10
Readable bits show mixed figures and fragments such as prices and codes. The text references items like rail stations or routes and company or individual names, but lacks coherent narrative or event.
The administration will discourage American investment in Japanese led firms forming in China. State department correspondence from 1923 confirms a long standing policy to avoid American credit for foreign investments that could harm American enterprise or competition.
1938 OLDS 8 Coupé radio and heater equipped in black gloss with like new upholstery. Tremeno-Soe on this $695 1928 CADILLAC V-8 in rich brown with Royal Master tires, Motorola radio and 27,000 miles. Car described as like new. prices listed 2,250 and 1,245.
Martin Flavin conceived the three act comedy Broken Dishes while visiting a cemetery in France. The play will be presented Thursday night at the high school by the Black Mask players. He notes the dreary weather inspired his writing.
Mr. G. W. Boothe of 1204 East 7th St Austin Texas credits Gly-Cas with restoring his health after swelling pain and insomnia. He reports improved strength energy sleep and bladder function and says the medicine is the greatest of modern times. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver Eakie Bidg and local druggists.
Potter County plans to refund $42,000 of highway indebtedness using 100 percent state participation on $625,000 in bonded debt. The move follows earlier overestimates and a growing fund now at $9,000,000 dubbed Texas watermelon. The county seeks legislative action to apply future state aid to county and district road debt while noting its bonds remain among the strongest in the state.
San Antonio February 8 U P Mayor G C Quin prepared to launch his bid for re election facing no charges of misusing 3487 in public funds for the 1938 Democratic primary His rival will be former Representative Maury Maverick whose 1940 setback was linked to Quin backed forces Kilday won the nomination and election District Judge R D Wright freed Quin from five indictments and dismissed others holding Quin lacked custody of city funds
The high school presents a three-act comedy featuring Dolly Lynch LaHome Jenkins Annelle Mc Daniel Jean Epperson Doud Dr. R. P. Parcells J Ridgeway Ze lly Al Clark Aubrey Jackson Phil Scarborough and Cleve Jones. Cast members perform in a rain themed comedy under student council sponsorship.
Elwin Arnell a former Lt Charles Boy Scout told scouts headquarters how his first aid training saved him after a hay rake tongue pierced a main leg artery on a farm. Two companions lacked medical knowledge and one retrieved a doctor while the other applied pressure above the wound to halt bleeding until help arrived.
Joe Deason of the Boston Cleaners at 419 Polk Street reported a strange ailment after his head twisted 90 degrees. Doctors and a chiropractor could not help, leaving him with a stiff neck but aligned gaze as he recovers today.
Charley Chaplin announced he will start work on a new film on March 15 to parody Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. The movie titled The Dictators will feature Chaplin in a dual role and mark his first speaking part on screen. Budget is just over 2 million dollars with elaborate sets under United Artists guidance.
Wreat has been cultivated successfully at an elevation of 10,000 feet, signaling an advancement in high altitude agriculture and potential for mountaintop cultivation projects.
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