Extend Time for Adjusted Compensation Extension
The American Legion warns World War I veterans in the state to apply for Adjusted Compensation certificates before January 2, 1930 to avoid financial loss for themselves and dependents. Post commander Mill M. Benton notes the act, enacted May 19, 1924, provides pay per day for home and overseas service, with a cash value and 20 year payout. An extension to January 2, 1930 was authorized by a 1927 amendment, but no further extension is anticipated.
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American Legion
Mill M. Benton
United States Veterans Bureau
Legion
Liliom Play to Feature Mother Hollander Role
In the Amarlo Little Theater benefit for Crippled Children of the Panhandle, Mrs Holland er will portray Mother Hollander in Franz Molnar s great play Liliom to be presented Friday night May 24 at the city auditorium. Rehearsals progress well and the performance is expected to be exceptionally worth seeing.
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Mother Hollunder
Liliom
Franz Molnar
City Auditorium
Amarillo
Adjusted Compensation Act Benefits Revealed for Veterans
The report shows 5,403,044 veterans issued adjusted certificates totaling 3.403 billion dollars. Cash payments of 4.386 million went to those with fifty dollars or less. Dependents of deceased veterans received 52.492 billion. Loans to veterans reached 91.282 million. Information and blanks are available from Legion posts or the Veterans Bureau regional office.
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American Legion
Legion
United States Veterans Bureau
Three New Street Lights Placed On West Eighth Street
City engineer E N Stanley announces installation of three goose neck lights on poles at intersections in the 1200 to 1400 blocks of West Eighth Street. Homeowners petitioned for the lights and the work will be done immediately after investigation.
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West Eighth Street
E. N. Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Formal Probe Clinic Blast Opens Today
A formal public inquest into the cause of 124 deaths in the Cleveland clinic disaster was opened today in Cleveland. Officials from the hospital and city government testified as investigators began detailed hearings into the tragedy.
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United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Bayer Aspirin Relief for Headaches and Pain
A compact ad claims Bayer Aspirin offers quick relief for headaches and various pains. It advises keeping it at work and home and carrying it in the pocket for frequent headaches, noting it does not depress the heart and has helped millions yearly.
Coroner to Question Buffalo Boggs in Clinic Blast Probe
Coroner A. J. Pearse announced last night that the wrecked clinic will be questioned. Buffaly Boggs the steamfitter who was last in the x ray storage room where the fire started will be the first witness. Pearse may call Dr. George W. Crile or Dr. William E. Lower from the clinic board. Of 36 explosion victims still in hospitals five were in serious condition with three expected to recover and two with fighting chances.
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A. J. Pearse
Buffaly Boggs
Pearse
George W. Crile
William E. Lower
Clinic
Georgia man writes new book about quail
Thomasville Georgia May 20 1 L Stoddard for five years studied quail and will soon press a book on the subject He reports quail do not range far from hatching sites and that many more eggs and young birds are destroyed than reach maturity He cites snakes skunks and opossums as the birds greatest enemies
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Internationnal News Service
Thomasville
L. Stoddard
Stoddard
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