Philharmonic Ticket Deadline Extension For Season
Due to high demand the Philharmonic Orchestra season tickets sales have been extended to Wednesday. The ticket office at Southwestern Public Service Company, Fifth and Polk, will open 10 am to 4 pm. Several renowned artists join Nelson Eddy Erica Morini Joseph Battista De Paul's Infantry Chorus Rose Bampton Leonard Warren Paul Draper Larry Adler Kapell and James Melton. Tickets allow reservations now with payment later. no single tickets this season. Prices begin at $6 for ten concerts, with other tiers at $7.20 $8.40 $13.20 and $15 per concert including tax.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fifth and Polk
Nelson Eddy
Erica Morini
Joseph Battista
de Paul's Infantry Chorus
Rose Bampton
Leonard Warren
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
Teltschilks
James Melton
William Kapell Kapell
Noussevitzky
Nas Mase
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Eason
Specialized Rheumatism Treatment Promised With Free Book
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 21 A clinic touts a new system for rheumatism and arthritis using mineral waters and baths. The Ball Clinic invites readers to request a free book explaining the approach and promises no obligation.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Burglary Strikes Home Of Mr and Mrs Cowe
Burglars entered the residence at 1013 East Ninth through a window early Sunday morning stealing a Rogers 1847 silverware set for eight in a mahogany case and a box camera. Mrs. Cowe found the loss on returning home about 10 AM after taking Mr. Cowe to work. timing uncertain.
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Ray Cowe
East Ninth
Two Named to Labor Offices in Fort Worth Convention
Two men identified as Amazo men Tea Trumey and Fred Carr were elected to state offices within their trade associations before the 50th State Federation of Labor convention opened in Fort Worth. Turney became a vice president of the Texas State Council of Sheet Metal Workers and Carr a vice president of the Texas State Association of Electrical Workers. About 600 delegates registered as Fort Worth prepared for a four day meeting where political action was expected to dominate. The federation had not endorsed a candidate for public office.
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Tea Trumey
East Seventh
Fred Carr
van Buren
State Federation of Labor
Fort Worth
Port Worth
Turney
Texas State Council of Sheet Metal Workers
Carr
Texas State Association of Electrical Workers
W. J. Harris
Dallas
Federation
Search On For Wayward 30 Inch Water Valve
Amarillo city officials hunt for a 30 inch water valve missing since before June 1. The valve is needed to enable use of the new 5,000,000 gallon reservoir at the city pumping station Eighth and Bonham. The valve was ordered from an Alabama firm and traced from the manufacturing plant to Birmingham where it vanished.
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Amarillo
Eighth
Bonham
N. V. Moss
Alabama
Jess Pate
M. F. Sanderson
Southern Pacific Railway
Memphis
Tenn
Birmingham
New City
Optimists Prepare for 30th Annual Convention
Optimist district governors and international officers formed a planning board in San Antonio to map a full week of activities ending with the 30th annual Optimists convention. An estimated 2100 delegates and spouses are expected to attend the opening Wednesday. International President Lucien Rinuart of Miami led arriving officials, with speakers including Russell F. Meyer and Leslie M. Holtz. Other officers arriving included Cyrus D. McCarron of Santa Monica C Milton Morris of Denver William Smythe of Welland and Franklin Steinke of Washington.
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Lucien 4. Reinuart
Miami
Fla
Russell F. Meyer
St. Louis
Leslie M Holtz
Cyrus D. McCarron
Santa Monica
Calif. C
Milton
Morris
Denver
William W. Smythe
Welland, Ont
Franklin A. Steinke
Washington
Paramount Theater Buzzes With Classic Film Night
Patrons pack the Paramount for encore showings of The Best Years of Our Lives voted best in 1946 while a Friday night crowd lists includes many local figures and social names. The page also notes a lively Sunset meet and a corn department blurb about a character described as a drip with personality.
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Paramount
Fred Gleason
Calhoun
Kay Thomson
Brien
Webster
Carol Chaney
Bob
Bids Accepted for Sewer Line and Municipal Vault Projects
The City of Amarillo will receive bids on July 6 for two projects. One involves installing about 10 000 feet of new sewer line in Forest Hill Addition. The other calls for a two story brick and concrete vault on the south wing of Municipal Auditorium. The vault precedes planned office relocation to the auditorium around August 1. Corporal Morrie Alvin Morris, visiting relatives, will be transferred to Guam after furlough.
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Amarillo
Forest Hill
Municipal Auditorium
Stanton Field
Morrie
Alvin Morris
Guam
INNER-AID Promises Quick Relief from Gas and Bowel Trouble
A local resident describes gas relief and better sleep after using INNER-AID a 12 juice herbal mix. The ad claims the product cleanses bowels relieves gas and liver stagnation and advises buying at drug stores.
City eyes early CAA approval for English Field expansion
Stanton Field, city engineer, said Monday morning he expects swift CAA approval for plans to expand and improve English Field. Once approved, the city will advertise bids for runway paving and a new taxiway, with $500,000 allocated for the project.
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Stanton Field
Civil Aeronautics Administration
English Field
CAA
Field
Merits of Retonga Draw High Praise from Housewife
A housewife credits Retonga with relieving digestive distress and improving sleep and appetite. She reports no gas pains and says she can eat freely after trying the product. The ad promises money back if the first bottle fails and lists Cretney Drug Stores as a place to buy Retonga.
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Retonga
Cretney Drug Stores
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