Admiral Byrd to narrate 1933-35 Antarctic expedition
The Municipal Auditorium hosts Admiral Richard E. Byrd on Thursday February 20 to relive the 1933-35 Antarctic voyage with dramatic motion pictures. He will discuss discoveries from near the South Pole including coal beds, molten resources, and unique Antarctic life.
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South Pole
Antarctic
Antarctica
Hemisphere
Richard E. Byrd
Municipal Auditorium
Admiral Byrd
Amarillo Among Texas Milk Sanitation Honor Roll
The Texas Department of Health announced 22 Texas cities earned milk sanitation ratings of 90 percent or higher, qualifying for the Public Health Service honor roll. Cities listed include Abilene Austin Amarillo Big Spring Brenham Colorado Corsicana Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Gainesville Houston Jacksonville Laredo Livingston Lubbock San Antonio Sherman Texarkana Tyler Victoria and Waco.
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Austin
Department of Health
Texas
United States Public Health Service
Abilene
Amarillo
Big Spring
Brenham
Colorado
Corsicana
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Houston
Jacksonville
Laredo
Livingston
Lubbock
San Antonio
Sherman
Texarkana
Tyler
Victoria
Waco
Three Days Cough Signal Promises Relief With Creomulsion
A cough or chest cold today may become serious tomorrow. Creomulsion blends Beechwood Creosote to soothe inflamed membranes and expel germ laden phlegm. Doctors and druggists endorse its palatable formula and guarantee satisfaction or refund.
Stavisky widow seeks new life in America after scandal
Madame Arlette Stavisky, widow of financier Alexandre Stavisky, says she is acquitted and coming to America with two young children. She describes prison hardship in France, life with exile, and plans to work in entertainment while rebuilding her life, noting she loves cooking but now works late at the French Casino show.
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Madame Arlette Stavisky
Alesandre Sacha Stavisky
Bayonne
Place de la Concorde
America
U. S
Broadway
Ile de France
Great Britain
Staviskys
Paris
Patou
Stavisky
Mme. Stavisky
Rance
Claude
Micheline
Madame Stavisky
Monsieur Stavisky
Topeka
Kansas
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Upper Park Avenue
Arlette Stavisky
New York
New Powder Makes False Teeth Stick Tight All Day
A new improved powder called FASTERTH promises to keep false teeth secure all day with daily use. It claims to tighten and increase comfort, without thinning or washing away, and is sold at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co and other druggists.
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Vasterth
City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Landon Dahlia Named After Governor in Rich Orange Flower
Frank Payne, florist, developed a 12 inch dark orange dahlia flecked with gold dust named Alf M. Landon to honor Governor Landon. He sought registration with the American Dahlia Society and offered roots to Mrs. Landon for the mansion beds. Landon expressed appreciation for the gesture. Last rites for Mrs. Emma Willard W. Blackshear, 73, were at Central Presbyterian Church with burial at Llano Cemetery.
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Landon Dahlia
Shawnee
Kan
U.P
Alf M. Landon Dahlia
Kansas
Frank Payne
Payne
Landon
American Dahlia Society
Alf M. Landon
Mrs. Landon
Executive Mansion
Emma Willard W. Blackshear
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Frank Wolflin
Charles Ware
Guy Whitcomb
John McKnight
E. L. Hunter
Walter Blackburn
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Blackshear
R. A. Blackshear
Amarillo
New Orleans Wins National Real Estate Boards Convention
New Orleans was awarded the national convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards to convene November 16, announced by Walter Rose, president, after an executive session in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
New Orleans
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Walter Rose
Unex
Stabbing Victim Saved by His Own Blood
A 15 year old boy in Pittsburgh survived a heart stab wound after surgeons in the Journal of the American Medical Association described sponging blood from the lung cavity and re injecting it into his veins. Doctors Charles M. Watson and James R. Watson called the case the first of its kind in medical annals. The stab occurred during a quarrel at the boy's father's butcher shop on November 17 1934.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Pittsburgh
Charles M. Watson
James R. Watson
Pittsburch
Committee Set to Choose City for Convention Site
The executive committee was to decide today between New Orleans Memphis and Cleveland for the convention location after prior reporting favored New Orleans. The final decision was not expected until now.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Cleveland
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Arene
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Harry EB. Wilken, Sr
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Rae Fa
S. Finch & CO. Inc
Eden
Schenley, PA
Schenley Products CO. Inc
Schenley
Gulliver the Traveler
Lennie Hayten
The
King’s Men
Rhythm Girls
Pete Ee Peaea
Krlo
Columbia Network
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Polk Ph
Metro
Mission
RINSO
Good Housekeeping A Institute
Vienna
Old Country
Munich
Coors
Amarillo Stoneware Company
6Th Ave
ADO Coors Company
Gorin Cove
Coors Distributing Company
Pampa
West Foster
Plains Distributing CO
Borger
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