Youth Voices Its Opinions on Favorite Vacation Spots
A mixed group of youths names their top vacation spots from San Francisco to Colorado. Sherman Matthews cites Herring Hotel in San Francisco, while Kathryn ONeill favors Corpus Christi and Galveston for warm Gulf swims. Maurice Smith lists Yellowstone Park and Miami as favorites. Frances Ficke selects Colorado for climate and scenery.
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Herring Hotel
San Francisco
FE. L. Owens
Angelus Drive
Dodson
Tex
Preston Cook
Kentucky
Colorado
Kathryn O'Neill
West Fifth
South Texas
Gulf
Corpus Christi
Galveston
San Antonio
Maurice Smith
Yellowstone Park
Miami
Fia
Frances Ficke
Alabama
City Jail Holds Sixty-Three Drunk and Disturbance Arrests
Sixty-three persons were jailed last night for drunkenness and disturbances. The total surpassed the yearly average but fell short of the typical harvest season arrest rate. Jail capacity is about 32 and the record inmate count set a few days ago is about 80.
Farr Passes CPA Exam Amid Dallas Test
M. H. Farr of 1301 Beverly has received word that he passed the Certificate Public Accountant examination taken in May in Dallas. Mr. Farr is associated with Farr and Quinn, accountants and auditors.
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M. H. Farr
Beverly
Dallas
Parr
Farr
Quinn
WAA Safety Inspector Quotes TNT Cleanup at Pantex Plant
Lt. Col H A Conrad representing the War Assets Administration inspects Pantex Ordnance Plant properties for safety and contamination clearance. He notes items sold to the public through WAA must be safe and free of TNT contamination.
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H. A. Conrad
War Assets Administration Area
Grand Prairie
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Iblic
WAA
Conrad
Army
Bruner Granted Permit for Store Building on Tyler
Bruner M issued a $12,000 permit for a 30 by 100 foot brick and concrete block store building at 708 Tver. Costa Rica will encourage development of agricultural and industrial cooperatives.
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Bruner
Tyler
M. Bruner
Tver
Costa Rica
Amarillo Man Wins Award As Dramatist
Amarillo resident Thomas McEvoy Patterson, son in law of Mr and Mrs P H Coy, 109 St Francis, received the Thomas Wood Stevens Award from the Dramatists Alliance of Stanford University for American Primitive. Patterson, Yale playwriting student and first Southerner to win the award, wrote a tragedy on Negro life in the deep South first tried at Yale Drama School. The second act appears in Theatre Arts July. Norman Varnado of Stanford Readers staged a formal reading in Palo Alto California. Patterson is visiting Amarillo while Mrs Patterson stays with her parents in the city.
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Thomas McEvoy Patterson
P. H. Coy
St. Francis
Thomas Wood Stevens
Dramatists’ Alliance
Stanford University
Patterson
Yale University
Deep South
Yale University Drama School
Theatre ‘Arts
Theater Guild
Frederick O'Neal
The
American Negro Theater
Norman Varnado
Stanford Players
Palo Alto
Cal
New Hampshire
Gardner Climbs State Capitol Steps On Birthday
Harry Gardner, a salesman for Walter Irvin Inc of 205 Taylor, powered past The Globe News office by climbing the state capitol steps in Topeka Kansas on his 72nd birthday June 22. For years he has scaled the second floor editorial stairs on his birthday, saying he can still do it without huffing and puffing. He missed this year due to being in Topeka on his birthday.
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Harry Gardner
Walter Irvin, Inc
Taylor
Globe News
State Capitol
Topeka
Kan
Gardner
The
SSS Tonic relief for stomach gas and bloating claims
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for nervous stomach distress caused by gas and bloating. It cites increased gastric juice flow, improved digestion, and boosted red blood count to aid appetite, sleep, and energy, urging readers to buy.
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