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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1947
Page
19
Ruby King aged 57 of 102 Bonita Avenue died Tuesday. She was the wife of E. B. King and mother of Mrs. W. A. Ricketts, Mrs. W. Williamson, Mrs. J. W. Powell, Mrs. W. H. Savage, and Mrs. R. E. Shelton. Arrangements pending.
Daniel O Graham, 76, of 00 Adame, died Tuesday. Survived by wife Lida and sons Lattrell Edgar J Z J C M D E. daughters Karen Isabel and others. Karen Isabel, 3 months, daughter of Ross E Martin of 824 North Fairfield, survived by three sisters and grandfather. Graveside services at 2 PM Wednesday.
G Clark of 313 Fairmont reports a robin in his yard this morning. Mrs Hershinger of 2010 Houston notes honey bees swarming over winter bloom honeysuckle at her home.
Hollywood musical stars perform Kern songs as Till the Clouds Roll By runs at the Paramount through Thursday. Robert Walker, Lucille Bremer, Judy Garland and many others appear with Wallace Beery in a Technicolor showcase of Broadway era talent.
Hollywood gossip reports Ty Power returns March 1 from Captain From Castille location work while Annabella heads to New York for a France trip on the 19th. Selznick approves further cuts in Duel in the Sun for Legion of Decency clearance as Dana Andrews and Gregory Peck are eyed for Gentlemen's Agreement. Gene Tierney plans a New York move after The Ghost and Mrs Muir. Joel McCrea teases Kilroy Was Here and Ramrod premieres in Salt Lake City with his Western leanings.
The largest square dance festival in Dallas history will be held at Fair Park on March 29. More than 2,500 square dance experts from six states will whirl to hoe-down tunes from half a dozen old-time bands.
The article states that railway rights of way and building sites cover about four million acres, roughly one sixth of Indiana's area. It notes the substantial land impact from railroad development across the United States.
Major houses feature Judy Garland and others in Till The Clouds Roll By at Paramount with showtimes 1:00 3:33 6:19 9:05 and features at 1:18 4:04 6:50 9:36 P.M. STATE offers 13 Rue Madeleine with Cagney and Annabella plus Pete Smith and Porky Pig cartoons with 1:10 3:13 5:16 7:19 9:22 shows and 1:38 3:41 5:44 7:47 9:50 features. Capitol screens The Verdict with Greenstreet and Lorre plus other shorts. times 1:00 2:37 4:44 6:51 8:58 and features 1:11 3:18 5:25 7:32 9:39 P.M. Rialto presents The Roaring Mountain with O'Brien, This Is America, and Ted Husing sports. showtimes 1:15 2:48 4:23 5:58 7:33 9:08 with features 1:53 3:28 5:03 6:38 8:13 9:48 P.M. Rex hosts Nobody Lives Forever and other star vehicles. Night clubs list regional bands and open nights from Wednesday through Saturday. Roller Palace and Mayfair run nightly dancing and dinner options. Roller skating and AVIATRIX dancing nights noted.
A tunnel network 100 feet underground carries steam to heat University of Minnesota structures as new buildings rise. Eight-foot tunnels are added in sandstone beneath campus to supply warmth during cold winters. Safety programs on American railroads started in 1913 have cut railroad employee injuries to one ninth of their former level.
Mrs. W. B. Amcker of the Herring Hotel sustained an ankle injury while visiting her daughter Mrs. Morris Higley in Childress. She will remain in Childress until she recovers.
A listing of daytime radio programs including NBC lineup with 49! Today’s Children NBC Woman in White NBC Masquerade Judy & Jane Listen Ladies Ma Perkins Pepper Young’s Family Right To Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown When A Girl Marries Portia Faces Life Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Markets & Rush Hughes Rush Hughes Lines For Living News Music Shop Ethel & Albert and ABC Bride and Groom reflecting a mid century broadcast schedule.
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