Teeter Sale Listings and Contact Numbers
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and numbers for a teeter sale with multiple monetary figures. It references a company, various pricepoints, and contact style digits, but lacks clear context or complete items.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and numbers for a teeter sale with multiple monetary figures. It references a company, various pricepoints, and contact style digits, but lacks clear context or complete items.
In Lufkin on July Fourth a taxicab dispute sparked a gun battle that left Willie Castle and O T Boatright dead and Charlie Newberry and his two sons J B and Elmer fatally wounded. Castle fled but was cornered by police. Boatright and one of the Newberrys were killed in the exchange.
Amarillo officials introduce Ordinance 1494 amending building code section 44-7 to regulate canvas and non canvas marquises. The measure requires permits for canvas versions, specifies clearance and drainage rules, and sets a $200.90 misdemeanor fine with daily offenses. Adopted July 2 1936 after Commission introduction June 3 1936.
Local notices recap Fourth of July travels with I H Davies in Carlsbad and KGNC’s O L Taylor in Chicago. Residents report sparse flags, community meetings at the Social Center for Girls, and various trips to Colorado New Mexico and Texas.
General Kanichiro Tashiro, top Japanese commander in North China, said Japan will not augment Peiping and Tientsin garrisons beyond about 4 000 troops and will not add new barracks unless needed. He noted Japan could reinforce quickly from proximity and stressed vigilance against Communist moves into Manchukuo or Inner Mongolia to block Bolshevik influence.
Veteran actress Kate Mayhew arrives in Oakland for a relaxation visit after seventy years in theater. Born in Indianapolis on September 2, 1853, she recalls touring in 1876 with James O’Neill and William H. Crane and notes she once popularized the Ecstasy Waltz. She dislikes being remembered only for past glories and reflects on her later work with Uncle Vanya and The Farmer Takes a Wife.
The article discusses the Dionne quintuplets with their parents fighting for custody while doctors warn on the babies survival. It notes wartime calls from Mussolini’s stance and shifts to railroads improving efficiency and lower fares. It also mentions entertainers touring Dallas and Amarillo with big-name bands and radio personalities joining a Centennial program.
At a Panhandle Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Association banquet guests include Dr Edwing Merrill chief of neurospsy chiatric service at Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital and Dr James W Watson head of pediatrics with accompanist Dick Wentworth carrying a conducto therm heat raiser reporting on new heat treatments
A sequence of property transfers lists Mary Bivins to Allie Kemp and J R Damron to Seale among many deeds, with amounts from 10 to 1350 dollars. Vehicle registrations include a variety of 1936 cars from Carson to Green Bros and others across multiple owners and firms.
A cautious fox declines approaching a threatening stranger after a menacing hiss from a young snake. The fox, now wiser, weighs danger before acting as the warning echoes through the scene.
About 300 Canton delegation members press to sail for Nanking to urge a united front against alleged Japanese aggression. They planned to present demands to Chiang Kai-Shek, with tickets paid by the Canton administration. Shanghai prohibits landing. steamship line refuses tickets and the delegates remain on the dock.
A man claiming to be Count Eche varria Juanderigis of Spain reported the theft of a Velasquez crucifixion painting valued at 150000 dollars. An artist's model was arrested and charged with burglary of the painting and clothing from Wilson Ellsworth, an art instructor in whose care Juanderigis said the painting was kept.
In a tense scene, a man confronts a woman over a framed photograph of the Argentine el Durqui. He orders the household into secrecy, directs preparations for a public appearance, and recruits staff to stage an elegant façade as reporters close in.
Gilbert exploits El Durqui and the lost flight to Buenos Aires for front page publicity. Coralte resists as the gossip machine presses her into a romantic angle, while reporters await exclusives.
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