Drunken woman causes dawn disturbance at East Fourth
A late night disturbance on East Fourth drew four policemen from Police District 9. A intoxicated woman kicked a glass window and door of a business to reach her husband, then resisted officers before being taken to jail. Ambulance crews later investigated a false ambulance run. Officers found open doors at a savings and loan and a San Jacinto real estate office.
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John J. Amend
W. W. Hilton
East Fourth
Donald Sipes
Jack Grant
Homer Eaton
Pinky” Sims
Blackburn-Shaw
Maurice LeBlanc
Federal Savings and Loan Company
San Jacinto
John Bickerstaff
Vest Pocket Essays and Curious Word Pairs
A playful list of coined terms and quirky definitions run through short phrases such as a pain in the neck described as a vest pocket essay and a society girl in a debut antre. The snippets hint at humorous neologisms like a nudist colony drink mixer and a missing car with a bar.
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Brazaar
Cabooze
Grapes for Dinner staged by Amarillo High students
Mrs N N Whit worths sixth period dramatics class at Amarillo High School presented Grapes for Dinner in a school assembly as the Thanksgiving observance. Cast included Jay Carver Sherrie Fowlkes Sara Westcoat Kathryn Stewart Dene Hawkins Rosalyn Burke and Jim Tidwell. Dick Brooks was announcer with Mary Alice King assisting directing.
James Harvey Baugh Dies at 63 Former Texas Appeals Justice
James Harvey Baugh, 63, associate justice of the Texas Third Court of Civil Appeals, died in Austin after a long illness. A Brownwood native, he served on the appellate court for nearly 18 years with brief wartime duty in the adjutant general’s department.
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Austin
James Harvey Baugh
Texas Third Court of Civil Appeals
Judge Baugh
Brownwood
Advocate General’s Department
Hospital officials choose El Paso for 1948 convention
Buck Beringer of Northwest Texas Hospital returned from Wichita Falls where he attended a meeting of hospital officials. He invited the group to Amarillo next year but El Paso's bid was accepted for the 1948 convention. He expects the 1949 meeting to be in Amarillo.
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Buck Beringer
Northwest Texas Hospital
Wichita Falls
Beringer
Amarillo
el Paso
Moist Heat ANTIPHLOGISTINE Relief for Chest Cold
Antiphlogistine poultice provides moist heat to ease chest cold cough tightness and sore throat. It relieves bronchial irritation muscle soreness and sprains works for several hours. Suitable for simple injuries and swelling when used as directed.
Three New Members For Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Kiwanis welcomed Emil Meis Jr., Orville Johnson, and Bill Lane as new members taken in yesterday. Dr Neal Cannon spoke on Thanksgiving at the meeting while Bob Kesterson led the program and Mrs Otis Trulove sang with Mrs Grace Bennett at the accompaniment. Also Santa Fe carloadings report shows 29 709 cars week ending Saturday compared with 27 485 a year earlier.
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Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
Emil Meis, Jr
Orville Johnson
Bill Lane
Neal Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Bob Kesterson
Otis Trulove
Grace Bennett
Santa FE
Jamboree for Folk Dancers at Amarillo High
The Amarillo High School Square Dance Club hosts its first jamboree with dances led by a caller and violin. Squares form at 8 pm in the high school gymnasium on Tyler Street. Admission is 50 cents. Proceeds fund El Paso trip transport and a fund to send delegates to Austin.
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Amarillo
Noble Fowlkes
el Paso
Fowlkes
Hayden
Herb Greggerson
Austin
LeTourneau Wins In Suit on Furnace
Federal Judge T Whitfield Davidson ruled that R G L Tourneau Inc of Longview owns a furnace rented by LeTourneau from the Smaller War Plants Corp. McKinley Iron Works of Fort Worth was ordered to deliver the furnace and pay 200 dollars damages, while LeTourneau must pay 200 dollars for clearing the foundation after the move.
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Fort Worth
T. Whitfield Davidson
R. G. L. Tourneau, Inc
Longview
LeTourneau
War Plants Corp
McKinley Iron Works of
le Tourneau
McKinley
Presidents and whiskey in early American commerce
Two U.S. presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, are linked to whiskey. Washington distilled spirit in early nation building while Lincoln reputedly retailed it, illustrating presidential ties to the liquor trade in different eras.
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United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Dallas Man Killed in Collision With Log Truck
A Dallas motorist died when a car struck a cedar log truck head on near Coxville on State Highway 81 between Austin and Round Rock. The car reportedly went under the truck and the top was torn from the vehicle amid the logs.
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Dallas
Coxville
Austin
Round Rock
Michael
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