Fort Carrolls Vanities to Play at Municipal Auditorium
Announcement of Fort Carrolls Vanities at the Municipal Auditorium on Saturday January 21. Tickets priced from 83 cents to 3.30 dollars, booked by Wilbur C. Hawk under Tri-State Fair auspices, with Lois Black coordinating. Also notes a Central Labor Union meeting at Carpenters Hall in Amarillo with Herbert Lytle as chair and officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Hassee
Professor Whaleblubber
Sirloin
Penelope Powdernck
Carlsbad
Bond Drink
Minnie Hawhan
France
Willie Widepause
Willie
Fort Carroll
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair
Globe News
Lois Black
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Amarillo
Herbert Lytle
Ted McGovern
J. A. Lyons
Amarillo Labor News Notes And Union Activities
Walter Clements keeps the door while H O Thompson reads communications as unions plan neighborhood kitchen projects. Neil Hermanson leaves hospital after a fall from a ladder during holiday decorations on Polk Street. A committee led by Jack Sears and Walter Clements to engage Old Tack and offer union carpentry help. All Amarillo unions contribute free labor. Darwin of the Electricians Union cites poor working conditions. Election of officers to be held next Tuesday evening. W W Finch visiting Kentucky. away two months. Typographical Union monthly meeting postponed to Sunday afternoon. The International Alliance members at the Texas Theater include Terry Lomax John Davis Claude McAdams Solon May P D Short S Townes Brown Wilson Claude Prater Asa Blankenship John Scoggins. Financial figures show expenditures and balances totaling over 179 million with customs duties for three January days at about 1.29 million.
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Walter Clements
H. O. Thompson
Relief Committee
Neil Hermanson
Polk Street
C. P. Fischer
California
Jack Sears
Sam Norton
Amarillo
Darwin
The
Electricians Union
Ted McGovern
Herbert Lytle
Amarillo Typographical Union
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Texas Theater
Terry Lomax
John Davis
Claude McAdams
Solon May
P. D. Short
Townes
Brown Wilson
Claude Prater
Asa Blankenship
John Scoggins
Treasury receipts report for January 3
Treasury receipts for January 3 were reported in Washington as part of the monthly financial tally. No further details appear in the provided fragment.
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Washington
Treasury
Schools cleared to Sept 1 1932
President John Winters states the board paid all debts for the 1931-32 school year ending August 31 1932 and has $32454 in war warrants for the new term up to January 1 1932. The board is paying Series D and Series E warrants the last of the 1931-32 war warrants and still owes warrants to teachers.
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John Winters
Winters
Pain Relief Package Details Cited From Cold Medicine Ad
Listing describes remedies for neuralgia muscular aches and pains toothache earache and periodical pains due to inorganic causes. States no narcotics and offers 10c and 25c packages.
Amarillo Public Free Schools Operating Budget Status
A bank statement shows liabilities against the current year's business totaling $34,767 with warrants of $2,313 received and applied to taxes, leaving net outstanding $32,454 for the 1932 33 school year beginning September 1, 1932. This concerns operating budget only, with no bonded indebtedness referenced.
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Amarillo
Train Truck Move Delayed by Texas Railroad Commission
Fort Worth report notes Chairman C. V. Terrell postponed action on a crucial question before the Texas Railroad Commission. The postponement came as officials considered what was described as one of the most important matters presented to the commission.
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Fort Worth
Texas Railroad Commission
C. V. Terrell
Railway group seeks restriction on Houston Fort Worth Dallas motor certificates
The Railway General Managers Association proposes limits on motor transport certificates between Houston Fort Worth and Dallas. Briefs are due by January 16 with oral argument to follow in Austin. Terrell urges full commission consideration while Lon A. Smith attends. Ernest O. Thompson is in Abilene for a gas hearing.
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Railway General Managers Association
Houston, Fort Worth
Dallas
Austin
Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Ernest O. Thompson
Abilene
Klutch Comfort Cushion Promises Stable Denture Fit
Advertisement claims Klutch forms a comfort cushion that holds the denture plate snugly to prevent rocking or chafing. It enables eating and speaking as with natural teeth. Sold at drug stores for 25c and 60c per box.
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BY John Moore
Coney Island
New York
W. W. Finch
Amarillo Carpenters Union
Kentucky
Treasury Report
Coats
Phoenix Silk Sox
Paris
Science
Ethico
Hansen
Toye
Hollywood
News
Globe
Oxfords
Freeman
Bostonians
Champion Shoes
Justin Boots
Kirkendalls
Yorkeshire
Disney
Arrow
Panta
Hub
Fatra
Kuppenheimer
Ues
S & Q Clothiers
Polk
Spendid
ABC
Allen
Ny Roca
Carter’s
Carter
C. M. Co
Alo
Jersey
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