Radio Commission Begins Rulemaking On Broadcast Permits
The new federal radio commission completed its organization in Washington and moved to establish authority over ether communication. It kept shipboard and amateur licenses, planned renewal requests for broadcast operators, and announced four days of hearings starting March 29 to decide on continuing operation and filing forms. Admiral Bullard chaired the session, with E. O. Sykes presiding, as the panel proceeds despite limited funds and with Sam Pickard named acting secretary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Commerce Department
Wanhing
Commission
Admiral Bullard
China
E. O. Sykes
Mississippi
Congress
Sam Pickard
Agricultural Department Radio Division
Tiny Princess Elizabeth Moves to Buckingham Palace Nursery
The March 16 report notes Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the Duchess of York, now resides at Buckingham Palace above the King’s bedroom. Prince George shifts quarters to free the nursery as Queen Mary supervises the infant and her wardrobe mirrors Princess Mary. A royal forecast calls the baby’s life “most eventful.”
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Associated Press
London
Elizabeth
Duchess of York
Commonwealth of Nations
Buckingham Palace
Prince George
Duke of York
Queen Mary
Palace
Duke
Princess Mary
Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat
A home remedy suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water to gargle a sore throat and repeats in two hours if needed. The text then lists court proceedings from the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo with motions overruled and cases set for submission on April 6, 1927.
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Court OF Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Drunks in London Tripled Since War
London figures show postwar drunkenness rising sharply. Home Secretary Sir William Joynson Hicks told the Commons that since 1918 convictions for drunkenness tripled among men and doubled among women, with 1918 totals of 6 690 men and 3 211 women rising to 22 631 men and 6 228 women last year.
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International News Service
London
Home Secretary
William Joynson- Hicks
House of Commons
Britain
Texan Officer Recovers With Tanlac Health Claim
San Antonio police officer A Valdez says he was worn down by stomach trouble and indigestion losing weight until Tanlac restored his health. He gained 41 pounds to 176 and reports renewed energy for himself and his wife. The ad touts Tanlac as nature’s remedy from roots and herbs with over 62 million bottles sold.
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San Antonio
Tanlac
A. Valdez
Texas
San Luis St
Taniac
Brookins and Ochoa Face Suit Over City By Co
Two Wichita residents Brookins and Mariah J. Ochoa sue Fort Worth and Denver City By Co alleging a dispute. The document notes a half million dollar allocation by Minnesota's highway department to keep roads clear of snow this winter.
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Brookins
Wichita
Mariah J. Ochoa
Ft. Worth
Denver City
Minnesota
Highway Department
Bleeding Gums Healed With Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy
Reliable dentists report success using Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy on severe gum sores. If you use as directed and it fails, money is returned. City Drug Store offers the remedy.
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Leto
CITY
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James Ferguson
Pink L. Parrish
J. E. Wright
Lubbock
Alta Hibbs
City National Bank
W. S. Langford
FE. P. Nevin
S. J. Henderson
B. Lambert
FE. Jeffers
W. L. Dugger
C. Wakefield
Frank Wueisser
R. B. Morton
D. W. Josey
F. P. Warren
North American Car Co
Eugene Sherrod
Great Southern Life Insurance Co
Harold Irwin Johnson
J. G. Hardin
William Walter Rust
J. W. Yarbrough
Walter
Polk Street
Hirsch Wickwire Clothing
Imperial and Collumbia
Cooper’s Underwear and Hosiery
Southwest General Electric Supply No
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Eertin
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Amarillo Hardware Co
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East Amarillo Community Center
Greater Amarillo
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