Student Opinions On Sports From The Globe
The Globe collects student quotes praising baseball for pitching drama and low scores, football for contact and pageantry, and rodeos for equestrian events. Jimmy Crouch, Orvil Brummett, and Keith James discuss preferences, experiences, and the appeal of various sports to spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Currow
East
Panhandle
Jimmy Crouch
Pierce
Orvil Brummett
Buchanan
Perryton High School
Keith James
Spectator Views on Basketball Football Value
Testimonies from students Tommy Capps and See Hill at Mississippi and Harrison express strong support for basketball and football. Capps cites constant action and clear foresight in basketball while praising marching bands and crowd energy in football. Hill adds that well matched football games can swing quickly and notes enjoyment of rodeos as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Capps
Mississippi
Hill
Harrison
Courthouse Records and Local Deed Transfers Report
Warrants detail multiple warranty deeds showing transfers from Cogdill to Grimes and Clawson to U Anchor Dev Co, with various lot and block references. Also listed are deeds from Kline to Moore and McLaury to Dunaway, SoRelle to SoRelle, Woodburn to Merriman, Twaddell to Womack, Wingate to Hart, Willmering to Marshall, Williams to Evans, Wolf Park Inc transfers, and several disorders of record. Court actions include a divorce case Stanfield v Stanfield and Myers v Myers, with two marriage licenses issued for Mitchell Crayton and Irby Church.
Hotels Statler eyes TV in every hotel room era
Arthur F. Douglas, president of Hotels Statler, envisions a future with a television in every room. The firm plans a 1400 room Los Angeles hotel with underground garage, escalators, expansive shops, and a 150,000 square foot office building. Despite a $12,000 per room investment, Douglas argues future projects will favor smaller 300 room or fewer hotels without costly extras.
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Atlanta
U.P
Arthur F
Hotels Statler
The
Statler Co
Los Angeles
Douglas
Statler Company
Piggy Bank Sought After Theft at Summer Home
Up-State police search for a stolen piggy bank from Edmond A. Guggenheim’s summer home in New York City linked burglary. The object reportedly contained 800 pennies and 5 dollars in silver among about 2000 dollars in loot. Three men held in Franklin County jail. some loot recovered, piggy bank and 80 liquor bottles still missing.
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Saranac Lake
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Gloe
Edmond A. Guggenheim
New York City
Franklin County
Malone
Charleston Now Next It's the Hula
Hollywood writer Virginia MacPherson reports Irving Mills as a driving force behind the Charleston craze and the Dixieland revival. Mills predicts Hawaiian music will surge next, with steamship promos and department stores touting islands. He owns 150000 dollars worth of songs and believes Britons helped spark the trend.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Charleston
Irving Mills
London
Mills
Sir Ernest Fisk
Electrical Music
England
British Empire
Honolulu
Hoover marks 26 years as FBI chief in Washington
J Edgar Hoover observes his 26th anniversary as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington. He says it will be work as usual with no celebration.
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FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sick Ailing Carpenter Tells How He Got Well Again
Mr. W. P. Patterson of Houston Local 213 could not work for months. Since September he has taken HADACOL, now works daily. He reports better digestion, fewer gas and bloating, and has recommended HADACOL to about 50 people. Mrs. Patterson notes his improved diet. The ad touts HADACOL as a versatile remedy with a money back guarantee, pricing, and claims of restoring vitality.
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Carpenter
W. P. Patterson
Houston
Texas
Patterson
Hadacol
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