Crazy Quilt crowd record breaks in Amarillo stop
The Crazy Quilt revue led by Fannie Brice Phil Baker and Ted Healy drew a packed crowd at Amarillo Municipal Auditorium last night before heading to Wichita Falls and Dallas. Billy Rose, 31, owner and impresario, toured the aisles smiling as the show drew storms of applause and term success for his first venture. Rose, once a world champion shorthand reporter, now profits from songs he wrote with Harry Warren supplying most music.
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Billy Rose
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Municipal Auditorium
Fannie Brice
Phil Baker
Ted Healy
Rose
America
Texas
New York
Harry Warren
Traveling Man Endorses ALL-BRAN Cereal as Constipation Aid
Traveling man endorses Kellogg's ALL-BRAN for relief of constipation from constant travel. Claims the cereal provides bulk and vitamin B to tone the intestines, plus iron, forming a soft mass that clears wastes. Advises using at meals with milk or in cooking. sold in red and green pack at grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Reek
Crazy Quilt Behind a Phenomenal Young Producer
The show has been a tremendous success everywhere. Bill Rose owns it lock, stock and barrel, making him the central figure behind Crazy Quilt and its remarkable run.
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Bill Rose
Lock, Stock and Barrel
OneWeekOld Way Infant Dies in Local Hospital
One-week-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Way 1621 Lincoln Street died in a local hospital at 5 20 this morning. N B Griggs Sons have charge of the body pending funeral arrangements.
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Bob Allen Way
Fred H. Way
Lincoln Street
Griggs & Sons
Nobles Gather Here Tonight at Khiva Shrine
Nobles from across the Panhandle attend the Builders' Party at Khiva Temple to open the newly decorated Shrine Room. The 8:15 program features chanted songs led by John Josey, a one act skit by Dr. R P Parcells, a tap dance by Lois Finklea and Mary Alice Burnett, plus a Patrol Drill Team led by Capt R A Duncan. Dancing and games follow with Wilbur Upchurch and the Vice Versa Birds providing music. The event is broadcast on Station WDAG 8:15 to 9 and 11 to 12 with Howard Federer announcing.
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Panhandle
Khiva Temple
John Josey
R. P. Parcells
Lois Finklea
Mary Alice Burnett
Crack Patrol
R. A. Duncan
Wilbur Upchurch
Birds
WDAG
Howard Federer
Mrs. Vantori Lucas Dies at Home in River Read
Mrs. Vantori Lucas, 54, died at 9:30 this morning at the home of her son C. A. Lucas six miles north of Amarillo in the River Read community. She had married in Amarillo 31 years ago. Surviving are her husband and three sons C. A. Lucas Frank Lucas Bennie Lucas all of Amarillo. She was a Baptist. Services pending word from relatives in Little Rock Arkansas. N. 5S Griges & Sons in charge.
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Vantoria Lucas
C. A. Lucas
Amarillo
River Read
C. A
Frank
Bennie
McDowell Receives Close Friends at Hospital
Police Chief W. R. McDowell is recovering at St. Anthony's Hospital after a major operation. Only his close friends are allowed to visit and visits are limited to a few minutes, attendants said.
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McDowell
W. R. McDowell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Turner Recovering From Illness At Home
Frank P. Turner of the Kelly Springfield Tire Company has been ill for several days and was reported improving this morning.
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Frank P. Turner
Kelly- Springfield Tire Company
Cottonseed Flour Gains Favor as Food Ingredient
Cottonseed flour, rich in vitamins B and G, is gaining popularity as a usable food ingredient in various preparations. Its nutritional content positions it as a potential supplement or alternative in baking and cooking.
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