Three youths jailed for armed robbery in Amarillo case
Jack Murven and Wayne Vernon received five year sentences each after pleading guilty to armed robbery. Floyd Scott, 17, was acquitted. They robbed L. S. Jinkins at an Amarillo filling station, then were captured near Tucumcari. Trial of George Fox is set for Thursday.
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Jack Murven
Wayne Vernon
Kansas City
47Th District Criminal Court
Floyd Scott
L. S. Jinkins
Amarillo
Tucumcari
N. M
Vernon
Scott
Murven
George Fox
F. R. Hamilton
Willie Lee Jones
Tom Watson
Traffic toll higher during April with two die in Amarillo
Police reports show April motor crashes near one per day with 27 accidents and 15 injuries. Two fatalities, a man and a child, occurred in the month, compared to higher averages in other months of the year.
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Amarillo
Bond set at $10,000 in attack case hearing
Homer Holden aged 42 of Medford Oklahoma had bond set at $10,000 in Judge C G Landis court on a charge of criminal assault against a 10 year old girl Sunday. The complaint was signed by the child’s father and Holden was not expected to attempt bond before grand jury action.
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Homer Holden
Medford
Okla
C. G. Landis
Holden
Most Stolen Cars Here Are Recovered
Amarillo police report most stolen cars in April were recovered. Sergt. Elmer Green said four remain unrecovered. Desk sergeant notes many vehicles were taken by joy-riders and abandoned within city limits.
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Amarillo
Sergt
Elmer Green
Dr Copeland’s Health Talk Liver a Vital Organ
Dr Roy S Copeland explains liver location functions and its role in toxin removal sugar regulation bile production blood components and recovery potential. The article notes liver related diseases and the limits of current knowledge while mentioning gallbladder connections and ongoing health guidance.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Public face changing operation shocks the ballroom crowd
Winifred Black critiques a public operat ion in a hotel ballroom where a murderess seeks facial alteration to conceal her past. The piece notes the staged, openly displayed procedure and questions the spectacle over the ethics and humanity of such display.
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Winifred Black
Who Were the Audience at the Gruesome Operation
The narrator ponders the spectators of an infamous cosmetic operation, questioning the motives of those who paid to watch and if any would marry or trust such people as parents or spouses. He asks where such thrill seekers come from and whether cruelty is bred into them.
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Conoco
Dark Jungle Question of Humanity Echoes
A reflective line extols moral blindness as the speaker passes by others without notice or regard. The prose hints at a bleak social critique and a self aware, sardonic tone.
Zoning Appeal Board Set Hearing on May 10
Amarillo officials publish notice of the Zoning Appeal Board hearing requested by James F. Reed to withdraw area regulations for his barber shop at 3219 West Sixth Avenue. Board members listed include W. OBrien, W. S. Rule, F. E. Rit tenberry, L. A. Wells and Chester Adams.
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Amarillo
Martha Lee Cleansing Cream Promises Clearer Skin
An advertisement touts Martha Lee Cleansing Cream as a double depth cleanser that relaxes skin and opens pores to remove embedded impurities. It claims deep cleansing, whitening effects, and a luminous glow, sold by drug stores from The Martha Lee Co. in St. Louis.
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Martha Lee
Martha Lee Co
St. Louis
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