Smallest Strip Tease Dancer Studying Ballet Here
Betty Gose profiles Tinki de Tarlo, billed as Chicago’s smallest stripper, visiting Amarillo between shows with husband Leon Kirilenko. She trains at Larrymore School of Dance, learned to strip by copying headliners, plans to open her own club, and discusses life with club work, tips, and dangers in raids.
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Cancer specialist Ernst Freund dies in London at 82
Prof. Ernst Freund an Austrian medical scientist who devoted over 55 years to cancer research and treatment died at his London home on Sunday aged 82.
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Ernst Freund
One killed in Train Collision near Hot Lake
An eastbound Union Pacific passenger train failed to take a siding at Hot Lake, 12 miles east of La Grande, and crashed head on into the City of Portland streamliner. Brakeman Ned Unger of Pendleton died. 50 others were slightly injured including Rev. J. Ward of St Louis who was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital.
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Army appoints new recruiting officer at Amarillo station
Capt. FE L Hinton named commanding officer of the Amarillo Army Recruiting Station. A two war veteran with 29 years service he recently returned from Europe where he fought in Normandy Northern France and Central Europe campaigns. He also publishes the Encino Enterprise and Estancia Herald based in Encino New Mexico. He is an American Legion member a 32nd degree Mason and a Shriner. Miss Eleanor Beth Daugherty leaves for Roswell summer and will be a sophomore at Amarillo College. Dr T M Montgomery Dr H Sticksel attend 46th Texas Optometric Association convention in San Antonio ending yesterday.
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Dumas Reputedly Mixed Race Background Stirring Controversy
A historical note claims Alexander Dumas the elder, famed author of The Count of Monte Cristo, carried part Negro ancestry. The assertion reflects 19th century debates on race and genealogy surrounding the celebrated writer.
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