Five tenants lined up for Charles A. Green building
Amarillo firms and a Lub bock concern announce occupancy at 112-18 West Sixth with The Fabric Mart already in Lubbock. Autry Studio moves to 118 West Sixth and Cooper and Melin set up at 118 B West Sixth. Formal openings target mid June.
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Lubbock
Charles A. Green
West Sixth
Public Mart of
Hertner
Fabric Mart
I. A. Stephens
Stephens
Dallas
Alleen Wallen
Autry
East Fourth
Jerry Autry
Salome Hugo
Floyd Comper, Jr
E. L. Melin
West Tenth
Autry Studio
Cooper
Cooper and
The
Cooper and Melin
City on edge as border town hunts phantom gunman
Texarkana mobilizes 50 detectives and federal and state agents in a major manhunt for a gunman blamed for five killings in recent weeks. Virgil Starks is dead and his wife wounded as two shots through a window end a farm home listening to the radio. The city, with 55 000 residents, grows anxious as two double slayings earlier are linked. Police report head shots with similarities but few clues.
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Texarkana
U.P
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Texas Rangers
Texas
Arkansas
Virgil Starks
Homan
Ark
Starks
College Gets B-24 Bomber And Problems
West Texas State College owns a four motor B 24 Liberator donated by Bob Lindsey. The aircraft cannot be flown by civilians or Army pilots, so it sits at Amarillo Field awaiting special permissions. Removal and transport to the Canyon campus are complex due to wingspan and safety issues.
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West Texas State College
Bob Lindsey
Borger
Army
Amarillo Field
College
Canyon
J. A. Hill
Civil Aeronautics Authority
War Department
College Airport
$200 Reported Lost In Three Burglaries
Three burglaries in Amarillo last night resulted in losses exceeding $200. The Pop eye Cafe at 208 Pierce suffered the largest haul with $150 missing from owner L. G. Thomas. A revolver was stolen. The Mack and Es telle Cafe at 423 East Fourth also was broken into, with about $50 from a music machine and $6 from a cash register taken. An attempted safe robbery at the Christian Church, 717 Taylor, failed after burglars entered via a window and took kitchen knives.
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Amarillo
Popeye Cafe
Pierce
L. G. Thomas
Mack and Estelle
East Fourth
Christian Church
Taylor
Cafes entered through back door and window in Wyoming
The report notes intruders gained access to the Mac and Estelle Cafe through a back door and the Popeye Cafe via a window. Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyoming, formerly Fort D. A. Russell, was renamed by President Hoover in a 1930 proclamation.
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Glars
Mac and Estelle Cafe
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
D. A. Russell
Herbert Hoover
Aboriginal appointee resigns from NSW Welfare Board
Sydney report says Alexander Solomon of Gulargambone, the first full blood Aboriginal appointed to the New South Wales Aborigines Welfare Board, resigned after three months and returned to the bush citing heavy travel costs. He traveled 375 miles each way to Sydney for board meetings.
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Sydney
Australia
Alexander Solomon
Gulargambone
New South Wales
Orientation Evening for Freshmen At High School
Orientation and Get Acquainted night for junior high freshmen to learn about high school activities teachers and the building is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Parent participation is encouraged.
Highway Meet in Big Spring Texas Hosts International 87 Highway Assoc
The International 87 Highway Association plans a Big Spring meeting chaired by Col. James A Mars with W H Brymer of Amarillo and James H Greene of Big Spring as Texas directors. The route runs from Alaska to Mexico and delegates from five states attend. A Student Service Society assembly and a Q A session precede a campus visitation and refreshments for students and parents.
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Texas
W. H. Brymer
Amarillo
Big Spring
Alaska
Canada
United States
Mexico
James A Mars
San Antonio
Brymer
James H. Greene
Montana
Wyo
Ming
Colorado
New Mexico
Alberta
A. B. Davis
Lubbock
The
Highway Association
Mysterious Russian Dancer Tied to Lutes Divorce Case
A blonde woman 39 born in Russia failed to identify herself. Her description matched Vera Ivanova Shuvalova, known as Illiana, Laurel Lutes’s former wife and Russian dancer, whom he divorced in 1939.
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Lutes
Russia
Furether
Laurel
Vera Ivanova Shuvalova
Illiana
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