Around Town News and Advertisements in Beaumont
Local item notes the death of Mrs J H Broocks and that Mrs Cox has stayed at her mother's bedside for five weeks. Airline list shows TWA and Braniff staff changes with several personnel assignments to cities including Wichita Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City Fort Worth Dallas and San Antonio. The Hugh Craigs fishing trip near Menard amid floods was nearly a tragedy as dawn alarm woke their party.
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Beaumont
J. H. Broocks
Cox
TWA
Braniff
T. C. Craig
Wichita
Hugh Craigs
Ong Street
R. K. Russell
Winters
Tex
Menard
Doctors Advise Newlyweds On Calotabs Vows
A humorous Atlanta tale depicts two physicians on Peachtree Street discussing vows for busy couples. They joke that biliousness triggers quarrels and divorces, recommending Calotabs as a remedy in the corridor of a fashionable church.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Beauty School Notes and Local Tiny Travel Bits
News from the San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture lists student changes including June Roan moving to Claude and Opal Houston off to Hale Center. The Craigs return to Amarillo after a cabin escape and flood with the cabin rising in five feet of water. A Lionel Gordon Studio beauty kit in Fisk Building is advertised as containing all essentials in a compact case.
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Craigs
Amarillo
Lionel Gordon
Fisk Bldg
SAN Jacinto School OF Beauty Culture
June Roan
Claude
Maizie Kelly
Pampa
Opal Houston
Hale Center
Noma Ingraham
Local Notices and Social Updates Across Towns
Mrs Anta D Rice visits Perryton to see son Jimmy and Mrs Joan Robinson travels to Pampa. Eva Sherman goes to Borger while Verna Ray Newby heads to Happy and Corrina Wood to Hale Center. Miss Essie Cope stays in Memphis. J W Newby of Happy visits daughters Verna Ray Newby and Corrina Wood. Esther Hodel hosted by Miss Dot Hatley. M Hancher and C Carson visit Borger on business. Billy Jo Wilson starts at McLean school. Air conditioning becomes easy to install and affordable. Birthday wishes for L P Herndon and others. Since 1906 Osgood Monument Co. welcomes home Jerry Ratcliff family from Nebraska and Wyoming. Harrison Trice returns from Methodist conference in Mit Sequoia Ark. L A Peterson family back from Canadian trip.
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Handle
Anta D. Rice
Perryton
Jimmy
Joan Robinson
Pampa
Eva Sherman
Borger
Verna Ray Newby
Happy
Corrina Wood
Hale Center
Bennie Solano
Essie Cope
Memphis
J. W. Newby
Corrina
Wood
Esther Hodel
Plainview
Dot Hatley
M. Hancher
Charlene Carson
Billy Jo Wilson
McLean
Mme
Jerry Ratcliff
Buddy
Don
Hayden Street
Nebraska
Wyoming
Harrison Trice
Short Street
Mit
Sequoia
Ark
Polk Street
L. A. Peterson
Fillmore Street
Canadian
New Dealers Pleased by Stock Boom Stump Wall Street Mystery
July 27 story notes New Dealers delighted by a stock market surge yet at a loss to explain it. SEC officials confess no sensible cause, while Henderson endorses the rise as a legitimate upturn. The piece chronicles buying patterns, foreign and domestic, and forecasts cautious optimism for continued growth.
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Joseph Alsop
Robert Kintner
Washington
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Léon Henderson
WPA
Henderson
SEC
Commission
Financial District
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Local Social Notes From Amarillo and Nearby Homes
Niece Patty Stickley will visit Amarillo for a few days. John R. C. McGowen, Texas A and M senior, returns from Camp Bullis to stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R L Thompson at 3704 Polk Street. Miss Phyllis Munson of 1211 Jackson Street returns from Dallas and Waco and attended several social affairs in Waco.
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Patty Stickley
Amarillo
John R. C. McGowen
Texas A. & M
Camp Bullis
R. L. Thompson
Polk Street
Phyllis Munson
S. P. Munson
Jackson Street
Dallas
Waco
Washington Consensus Promises Prosperity Just Ahead
The phrase reflects optimistic yet cautious rhetoric that prosperity may be near, often tied to reform efforts and market-friendly policies. It captures a sentiment of expectation amid political or economic debates.
Six American Tourists in Leningrad Seek Embassy Help
Sixty six American tourists aboard the SS Reliance pleaded by telegram with the American embassy to extract them from a situation in Leningrad where they were not allowed to land. An additional 160 travelers were involved in the developing incident.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Gate Closures Challenge Tourists at Lenin Grad
The embassy opened an inquiry into 66 travelers unable to depart a ship in Moscow during a two day sightseeing program. In prior years, several cases involved Soviet gates denying tourists landing cards for short visits to Leningrad and Moscow.
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Houston Harte
San Angelo
Texas
Moscow
Leningrad
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