Naming a Jr and the etiquette of leaving church
Emily Post answers readers on baby naming when a father once used Jr and now does not. Also asks how to serve peas from a side dish and outlines the church exit order after a wedding recessional with the mother of the bride first, followed by the groom’s mother and then immediate family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Smith
John Henry Smith, Jr
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Bell Syndicate Inc
Man Admits 1921 Murder by Georgia Painter
Harris Doke an itinerant painter confessed to murdering Jordan Rowe in Thomaston Georgia in 1921 after learning Rowe was too friendly with his wife. He struck Rowe during a struggle and dumped the body in the Flint River then wandered the country. A doctor reportedly found head bruises but no autopsy was performed.
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Duke
Jordan Rowe
Thomaston
CIA
Rowe
Flint River
Frank Sims
Sims
Washington
Rowe kin block release. Doke jailed on open charge
Doke was booked on an open charge after Rowe's relatives would not permit release. He complained of head pains and was taken to Gallinger Hospital for observation.
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Rowe
Doke
Gallinger Hospital
Genna finds door locked after phone call ends
Tony Genna used a nickel to call police after entering a Madison drug store booth the proprietor had closed and left for the night. He had another nickel to make the initial call, ensuring help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
U.P
Tony Genna
Cal Brumley a Panhandle paper magnate with a rain story
The Tulia editor Cal Brumley, 26, publisher of The Tulia Herald and The Happy Times, breaks a big front page about Gov. Allan Shivers and a rain banner. His career path from AP man to Panhandle publisher is noted along with his love of long drives and a weekend rendezvous with Amarillo. A mysterious drug claim is said to be unsubstantiated.
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Cal Brumley
Texas Panhandle
Associated Press
Herald
Tulsa
Happy Times
Happy
The
Panhandle Press Association
Cal
High Plains
Deaf Smith County
Panhandle
Rollin
Amarillo
Brumley
Texas A&m College
Amarillo Globe-News
Globe-News
Dallas
Miles
the Panhandle
Summer pattern for gay sunfrock bolero and cape sleeves
Advertisement for Anne Adams patterns offering a sunfrock with bolero and cape sleeves in sizes 12 to 20. Includes pattern 4939 with yardage details and complete illustrated instructions. Requests 25 cents to be sent to Anne Adams at Amarillo Globe News and an additional 20 cents for a Summer Pattern Book. Also notes vacation clothes and two bath sarongs with directions.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe News
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Life Termer in Arthritis Test at Statesville Penitentiary
A life-term prisoner at Statesville Penitentiary is being tested to see if a malaria drug may help severe arthritis. Warden Joseph Ragen disclosed that malaria research began during the war and continues under a US Public Health Service Army program. George Mayer, 48, is the arthritis patient. two volunteers in the malaria study reported relief.
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Joliet
Til
Statesville Penitentiary
Joseph Ragen
US Public Health Service
Army
University of Chicago
George Mayer
Mayer
Nicaraguans Elect President and Congress
Nicaraguans voted to elect a president and congress with Gen. Anastasio Somoza seeking another term and Emilio Chamorro Benard challenging him. Somoza, in power since 1932, was seen as the likely victor. Chamorro is a wealthy cattleman and former president’s nephew. The piece also notes Abel Tasman’s 1642 discovery of Tasmania.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Congress
Anastasio Somoza
Emilio Chamorro Benard
Somoza
Island
Tasmania
Abel Janszoon Tasman
Veterans Administration guarantees loans for veterans reach 1.8 million
The Veterans Administration has guaranteed about 1.8 million home, farm, and business loans for veterans, reflecting a broad program to support veterans’ housing farming and business ventures nationwide. The figure underscores the scope of the VA loan guarantee initiative and its impact on veterans’ finances.
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Veterans Administration
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Emily Post
Rau
Globe
Bivins School
Fannin
George Hitchcock
Doris Lee Ward
Lee Ward
Bryan
Celene Patton
Cy Patton, Jr
Lamar
China
Wellborn-Anderson & Co
Columbub, GA
Bureau of Standards
Aere Utility
Tradf Ea
Gaffers
Sattler
Tulia
William C. Barnard
Allan Shivers
Tulia High School
Tulia Herald
Ozarka
Pure Spring
Burlington
Zephyrs
Denver
Yellowstone
Deral
BNL
Zephyr
Colorado
Pacific Northwest
Glacier
California
St. Less Joseph
Peacock
Wood-Webb Lumber CO
Risewing
Travelers of
Hartford
Folger's
Rayvale Bartlett Pears
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