Oklahoman Obrea Roller Builds a Noted Music Career
Roller, oboe player and conductor, rose from bakery work and hitchhiking to join orchestras across Oklahoma and beyond. He served as a combat medic in World War II, earned a Purple Heart, and led the GI Symphony in Europe before directing bands at Southern Methodist University and Amarillo Symphony. He now heads a 60-piece Amarillo ensemble, praising its spirit and talent and urging local pride.
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Negro Elks Club Raid Arrests Report
Liquor Board agents led a raid on the Negro Elks Club at 1011 North West Third resulting in 27 arrests. Twenty-six Black patrons were booked for drinking after hours and fined ten dollars each in corporation court. A waitress, Lucille Fontenette, faced county court on sale of beer without a license.
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Will Discuss Phone Rates in City Hearing
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company seeks rate increases from 47 to 85 percent to raise overall income by about 39 percent. City commissioners will discuss the proposal at a Wednesday night hearing in the municipal auditorium with company engineers and Dallas office staff present. Additional information has been provided and more may be introduced at the session.
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Exiled farmer remembered homeland with bequests
A bachelor farmer who spent 30 years in New Zealand died leaving bequests to his homeland school and church in Northern Ireland. He had returned home only once during his exile, preserving ties to his native region.
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Chile Moves to Revive Wine Exports Mainly to United States
Chile plans to revive its wine export trade with a focus on the United States, aiming to boost sales and regain market share. The effort centers on expanding production quality, distribution, and brand presence to appeal to American consumers.
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