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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
6
The text notes a fine suspended to five dollars if Marino practices his trade and cleans up his block without the fire hydrant. It also mentions Fletcher Christian as an ancestor of Errol Flynn, linking mutiny lore to a modern figure in a casual aside.
Mrs Beatrice Lopez dropped a $10 bill outside a downtown Peoria bank and a crowd chased it as gusts carried the note over several stores. The incident drew numerous helpers before the note landed.
New York January 11 a forty year old woman told a policeman she had no home or job and was arrested for vagrancy. In court she refused to allow officers to touch five paper wrapped bun dies but was found guilty and jailed pending investigation. A police matron later retrieved the bundles revealing more than 1400 in pennies dollars and postal savings notes dating back to 1821.
Shoppers chased a floating bill through streets and into the air. A motorist jumped from his car, restrained the bill, and handed it to Mrs. Lopez, ending the pursuit.
New York report says a retired street cleaner Frank Marino cleaned away litter in front of his home by turning on a fire hydrant. The court case follows an incident rooted in his insistence on tidiness.
Bob Hope suggests Paris Illinois as the world premiere site for his current picture Monsieur Beaucaire Booth Tarkington's comedy set in 18th Century France.
June Duprez performs a torch song in French during the film Calcutta, showcasing her vocal range as an English born American actress.
PUYALLUP Washington January 10 The Farmers Union Corporation manager telephoned police that his six month old Springer Spaniel puppy was missing. In the early hours the pup returned to the police station scratching at the door, yawned and lay at their feet to surrender.
Alexander Knox sends his clock to dialogue director Jack Gage who has no phone or alarm clock. The clock wakes Gage so he phones Knox from a drug store to alert him for work. The arrangement is practical despite its complexity.
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