Around Town Highlights From Amarillo Society Notes
Amarillo society items show Mr and Mrs Art Wagoner returning from Dallas and Fort Worth, Mrs Briscoe and others visiting Oklahoma City, Mrs Avery Rush away in Chicago, and Carol Thomson elected to Poona Club at the University of Texas. Conventions in Austin and visits to Lawton, Canadian, and Dallas also noted along with new homes and local hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wagoner
Polk
Dallas
Fort Worth
J.4. Briscoe
Crockett
J. B. Wisthoman
Margaret Prescott
River Road
Oklahoma City
W. K. Gilbert
Avery Rush
Hughes
Chicago
Carol Thomson
Bellaire
Poona Club
University of Texas
L. P. Ennis
Carol Sue
Buchanan
Orlando
Pla
Florida
Jack Moore
R. C. Neely
Linus Bromert
Thurman Gholston
Amarillo Druggists Association
State Association of Druggists
Austin
J. W
J. W. Hill
Jackson
C. H. Rees
Los Angeles
Cal
Rees
Amarillo
Houston
California
Jewell Davis
Washington
Lubbock
George Davis
Youngla
A. R
Margaret Hatcher
Tyler
Walter Long
S .X. Swimme
Ricco Zanotti
Pleasant Valley
TWA
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
J. I. Kelly
West Fourteenth
Plainview
Mr. Kelly
Croner- Kelly
West Sixth
Sam Mancuso
West Fourth
Santa Rosa
N. M
State Reserve Insurance Company
Galesburg
Ill
Roy Snediger
Hillcrest
Snediger
Santa Fe
James A. Bradley
Kansas City
Virginia
The
Pet Milk Company
Widow Gets Reprimand in Giving Weapon to Husband
Cardiff Wales February 26 a coroner s jury found Albert Edward Cox died by his own hand from tuberculosis and recommended his widow receive a severe reprimand for giving him the pistol he used. A doctor testified Cox was terminally ill and chose to end his life weeks early after his wife said he could not bear the suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Albert Edward Cox
Cox
Court Sets Limit On Travel Bureaus
In Dallas a travel bureau operator was found guilty of ICC rule violations and fined 250 dollars. Judge T Whitfield Davidson ruled bureaus must be licensed and bonded, affecting Texas operations. Sam Garland said he will appeal. witnesses warned the decision could push agencies to operate behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
T. Whitfield Davidson
Sam Garland
Garland
Firemen Minimum Wage Bill Endorsed In Texas Senate
A Texas senate committee recommended passage of a bill creating minimum salaries and maximum hours for firemen and policemen in smaller cities. The panel also approved barring medical, optometric, or healing advertisements. Public hearing set for March 10 on nine court procedure bills by Sen. Howard A. Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Texas
Howard A. Carney
Insanity in U S Compared to Russia Says Psychiatrist
Dr Rudolph G. Novick of the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene argues democracy heightens decision making and insecurity, raising U S insanity rates versus Russia. He says free enterprise and security trade off, urging balance between freedom and safety with reforms like religious and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Russia
Rudolph G. Novick
Illinois Society For Mental Hygiene
Dr. Novick
America
Novick
Bert Levy on West Coast sportswear buying trip
Bert Levy clothier of 601 Park Los Angeles travels to San Francisco as part of a sportswear buying trip and is expected to return home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Levy
Park
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Wilson
Harrison
College Station
W. J. Foran
Ronda
H. O. Wagner
Wellingon
Kan
E. F. Browder
Wagner
Kansas
J. A. Hedgecoke
Travis
Dorothy Reyman
W. A. Paul, Jr
David
Alton
West Tenth
J. A. Kirkman
Taylor
J. M. Dodson
van Buren
Leland Abbott
Monroe
Ed Whitney
Pioneer Air Lines
Rex Stephens
Norman Russell
Georgia
A. J. Stender
Vernon
W.T. Williford
Willifords
McAllen
Maxine Sankey
Phillips Petroleum Co
J. M. Umberger
Tech Village
Colorado Springs
Mr. Umberger
Wilma Richter
Abernathy
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Kathleen Head
Vega
Royal Bird
Pampa
Ella B. Triplett
Fillmore
Lucy C. Edwards
Tulia
C. P. Pursley
Irene E. Coombes
Claude
Samuel T. Leonard
Texhoma
Nora
Farlene Gray
Parker
Ellen V. Birt
Guyman
Okla
J. F. Magness
Happy
Zadie Ray Chapman
Borger
Helen Clayton
Winnie Gilter
Spring
Leona W. James
Clarence Moore
Memphis
F. D. Jackson
Monroe Surgical
Benny Addison
Snyder
Gien Robinson
D. R. Vandiver
Hereford
W. E. Knowles
Talia
Joe Ray Brown
Stratford
Irene Hudson
Dumas
Anna Mae Dean
Wayne Cope
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Charlies Culver
Sarah Watson
John Birt
Guymon
J. D. Roberson
Madison
Ted Williams
Richard A. Hill
Silverton
Calvin Waiters
Howard Raleigh
Mildred Huber
S. N. Mer
Chant
West Eighth
P. ©. Bonner
Surgical
George F. Salmons
Powys
A. H. Mabry
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Rotan
L. R. Talcott
Garfield
Connie C. Murry
R. J. Cordell
Childress
Heath Furniture
Heath
Aitesine
Taylor ST
Clarendon
Prom
Phillips
Armstrons
Salid Ducas
Posen
Rimrock
Dob
Ryider
Miss Gordon
Cathy Deane
Engar Bergen
Anita
Allen
MR. Pettifer
Len
Anthony V. Gcrorks
Mirandy
Ben
Andy
Mark
Whisperfoot
Oden
Isir
MR. Branner
Him
Gladstone
Globe
Edmund Notestine
Myrtle Neusch
Amarillo High School
Richard
U.S
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