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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1939

Page

11

Nugent Family in Theater and Film Directing Trend

J. C. Nugent and his children Elliott and Ruth formed a stage and screen partnership after college. Elliott entered acting in 1932, moved to directing at Paramount, and has directed since with his father appearing in many of his films. Ruth debuted as an actress in Professor Beware directed by Elliott.

J. C. Nugent Elliott Ruth Hollywood J. C Paramount Harold Lloyd Professor Beware

Spring Notes And Campus Gossip From West Texas State

Spring arrives with birds nesting and plans for baseball. A teashop mix up leads to a hot mince pie day and a rice pudding day. West Texas State gossip highlights Allison in class, Sadie Hawkins Week, and social prominence of Delta Zeta members with several noted couples and campus figures.

West Texas State Allison Sleepy Quest Bill Ballard Cato Merchant Tech Pi Omega Sadie Hawkins U. S Tucumcari Delta Zeta Marilynn Wynnell Edwards Billie Ruth King Mary Alice Patterson Bette Sample Odessa Winkler Trula May Phegley Delta Zeta Chi Bill Ferrell Ballard Biltmore Bowl Louis Mildred Cole Houston Bright Guy Mills Carolyn Mayfield Ernest Vernon Virginia Edmondson

Doan's Pills Do You Back Relief From Kidney Trouble

Many backaches come from tired kidneys says this ad leading readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills. It asserts kidneys remove waste, links symptoms like frequent urination and swelling to kidney dysfunction, and claims long time use and wide trust.

Dean Doan

AAILAN ITALY REMEMBERS A GREAT CENTER FOR WOMEN

A brief note recalls Aailan in Italy as a historic hub once valued for its women’s refined roles and social prominence. The fragment hints at cultural significance and regional history of the area.

Aailan Italy

Fragmentary dialogue on danger and news from page eight

A fragment shows characters discussing danger and waiting, with Petrel joining conspirators and a remark about a news update. The scene mentions the average steel thickness in car bodies as about one sixteenth of an inch.

Longtime songwriting duo paints a vivid Broadway portrait

One half of a famed composing and lyric duo, both part of ASCAP, emerges from a dense career. The reserved composer from Port Washington and the Broadway lyricist bachelor recall early ties at Columbia. They crafted scores for major shows including Poor Little Ritz Girl, Dearest Enemy, Connecticut Yankee, On Your Toes, Babes In Arms, I’d Rather Be Right, and The Boys From Syracuse, with My Heart Stood Still debuting in London before America.

Port Washington L. I Manhattan Lyrist American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Columbia Ritz Syracuse London America Connecticut SueBpoy Pueysiy

Local residents listed as medical patients

A continuation lists Vera Tait of Detroit, Lucy Ann Williams 11, Roy Slay, Hattie Mae Lile, Baby Wallace Johnson, and Roy Allen as being under medical care or supervision. Details include addresses such as Arch Road North Monroe Street Fillmore Street and Northwest Fifteenth Avenue. The notice notes injuries and hospital supervision.

Vera Tait Detroit Lucy Ann Williams C. O. Williams Arch Road Roy Slay Fillmore Street Hattie Mae Lile L. D. Lile North Monroe Street Wallace Johnson C. C. Johnson North West Fifteenth Avenue Roy Allen Adrian

Too Much Is Enough When All the Luck Is Bad

Mountain Home Arkansas February 27 Farmer Vero Hutcheson recalls a string of misfortune last week. A motor car struck their calf crippling it, their car was stolen, an eight year old was hit by a rock and the cow wandered into a cotton gin and gorged on cottonseed leaving the cow in very serious condition. The family’s disposition mirrored the bad luck.

Mountain Home Ark Vero Hutcheson Sonny

Fortune Magazine Predicts Downfall of New Deal Forces

Fortune Magazine in its March issue predicts Roosevelt would have little chance of re election in 1940 if he runs again and that no other New Deal candidate could win. It notes 70.5 percent undecided on his successor, while Garner is the favorite among those with opinions, followed by Dewey and Vandenberg.

New York Roosevelt Fortune Magazine Fortune Mr. Roosevelt John N. Garner Thomas E. Dewey Manhattan Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan

Corpus Christi Man Heads Credit Men of Texas

N H Rogers of Corpus Christi was elected president of the Associated Retail Credit men of Texas at a meeting in San Antonio. Other officers include C C Witchell Jr secretary Asa H Speer retiring president L A Lafon E E Young and W L Bernan as directors. Laredo was chosen for the fall meeting.

San Antonio N. H. Rogers Corpus Christi Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas C. C. Witchell, Jr Asa H. Speer L. A. Lafon Laredo E. E. Young Cuero W. L. Bernan McAllen

Five generations of James Clifton captivate Amarillo family

Little James Clifton, born in California, resides with a rare five generation lineage in Amarillo. His mother Joe Ann Greathouse, grandmother Beryl Miller, great grandmother James McGrory, and great great grandmother Mrs Tom Bell, all living under one roof as the infant nears four months. The family notes multiple Texas roots and a notable family history.

Margaret McKenzie James Clifton Tom Bell Kansas City James McGrory C. Oc Beryl) Miller Adams Street

Senators face rookie challenge for starting rotation

Washington manager Bucky Harris said three former regulars Jimmy DeShong Harry Kelley and Monte Weaver must compete with rookies for starting jobs this season after disappointing 1938 showings in spring training in Orlando.

Orlando Ria Bucky Harris Washington Senators Jimmy DeShong Harry Kelley Monte Weaver

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Ice Wugent Ruth Nugent V. Ce Nugent and Son Elliott OrCe Evrott Bill New Yorker Flapper By Sylvia By William Ferguson Great Britain Canada Newfoundland Petrel Floyd V. Studer Amarillo Charlie Chan MR. Powers Charlie Heorin Inspector Chan Zel Kirk Crane MR. Hedrin Haven Blondie THE Mountain Boys Holdy Mackeral Boots Faita Pawoy Boretonoe Credit Men of Texas James Buy Luden’ss
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