Life Insurance Week Observed Nationwide
The slogan The sooner you plan your future the better your future will be adopted for Life Insurance Week in Amarillo and across the United States. Growth in life insurance shows substantial rise with 64,000,000 Americans insured and $104.5 billion in life insurance in force. Northwest Texas Association of Life Underwriters notes Americans own 70 percent of the world's life insurance.
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Amarillo
United States
Amarillo Life Insurance Underwriters
Northwest Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Only One Building Left on New Federal Building Site
Two large brick structures vanished from the post office site last week leaving the Cal Farley building as the sole remaining structure. Wrecking contractor John Farrell, who cleared the property acquired for the federal building, expects to begin demolishing the Farley building around May 24. Six buildings stood on the two thirds block between Taylor and Fillmore on Fifth Avenue when the government bought the site.
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Federal
Cal Farley
John Farrell
Farley
Taylor and
Fillmore Streets
Fifth Avenue
Magic Ointment Eases Itchy Skin Fast
Blue Star Ointment relieves itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm and similar skin conditions. Money back if the first jar fails to satisfy. Try it.
Courthouse and Registrations Chronicle
Courthouse deeds record transfers from Z W Wallace to F J Juett and others with varied property descriptions and small sums. Vehicle registrations list Ford Tudor and Chevrolet sedan among others. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including R Enoch Darnell with Agatha Taylor and Ray M Slagle with Anne Costly.
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Z. W. Wallace
F. J. Juett
Ab&m
H. Loewenstern
A. H. Brown
Bivins
J. CG. Minor
H. G. Maxfield
Bll C. Co. Ter
C. B. Green
J. H. Walker
Hughes
Herbert Litle
B. R. Clark
Ford Tudor
Panhandle
Sbr. Co
Chevrolet
Borden Co
Arnholz Coffee Co
Plymouth
S. B. Williams
City
Olds
L. J. Symmonds
R. Enoch Darnell
Agatha Taylor
W. T. Alexander
Johnnie ¥. Turcette
Ray M. Slagle
Anne Costly
H. G. Givens
Helen Marie Northcutt
H. H. Light
Mina Adeline
Louis Seewald
Marjorie Roach
Explosion Damages Kermit Night Club
An explosion at the Tascosa Night Club on the outskirts of Kermit damaged the building early today. A fuse was found in the wreckage. no injuries were reported as the owner’s family slept in the rear.
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Wink
Kermit
Yangtze Bridge Aims To Link Hankow Wuchang Hanyang
The Yangtze River bridge will connect Hankow, Wuchang and Hanyang near Shanghai, enabling uninterrupted highway and railway traffic between North and South China for the first time.
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Yangtze Hankow
China
Shanghai
Yangtze
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Braniff Air Hostess Jobs Open for Amarillo Women
Braniff Airlines seeks Amarillo applicants for air hostess positions on the Chicago to Brownsville run. Eva Lee Campbell, Braniff’s first hostess, visits Amarillo to interview Friday at the Herring Hotel. Applicants must be 26 or younger, under 64 inches tall, and under 118 pounds. Spanish ability preferred. Service begins June 12.
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Amarillo
Braniff Airlines
Eva Lee Campbell
Braniff Airways
Miss Campbell
Douglas
Chicago
Brownsville
Herring
Braniff
C. E. Beard
Vernon L. Gunn
TWA
Beard
Gas Safety Upgrades At Amarillo Day Nursery
Amarillo Day Nursery complies with State Board of Control gas safety checks and, with Amarillo Gas Company, finds the building safe but needing devices costing about 100 dollars. Bishop FE Seaman says 30 children served daily, with 10 infants and 20 older kids, prompting emergency safety improvements despite no budget item.
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Amarillo
State Board of Control
Social Welfare Board
City of
Amarillo Gas Company
FE. C. Seaman
W. R. Armstrong
New London
The Engineer Who Toots No More
A wary portrait of a railroad worker who rushes and ignores signs waiting for the Celestial Limited. His neck turntable sits idle while the busy sign over his ears keeps him from listening for trains. If St Peter meets him at the gate he may ram the accelerator and crash into the Pearly Gates.
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Howdy
Pal
Celestial Limited
St. Peter
Pearly Gates
Billy Garre Thrown From Car injures four-year-old
Four-year-old Billy Garre was thrown from a car Sunday morning when his clothing appeared to catch the rear door latch and the door opened. He was injured as he fell from the vehicle while riding with his mother.
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Tomobile
Billy Garre
Motorist’s boy sustains head wounds in Amarillo crash
Young Billy Garre, riding with his mother near Amarillo Country Club, was cut by three deep head wounds and bruised when the speeding car hit rough pavement. He was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital where stitches were required. The incident occurred on a road south of the W. W. Ilroy Home.
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Billy
Amarillo Country Club
W. C. Garre
W. W. Ilroy
Northwest Texas Hospital
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