Five nurse trainees bring back loot from Tri-State Fair
Five Northwest Texas Hospital trainees from Claude Claude Newkirk Clovis Hooker Oklahoma say they did not miss a thing at the Tri-State Fair. June Livergood recalls a prize parcel of toothpicks with a bitter taste and June jokes about mischief while Sherry Longbine admits she has eight dollars to her name. The group notes that the fair was expensive for students and plans to write home for more money while returning late Monday afternoon.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Tri-State
Sherry Longbine
Claude
June Livergood
Newkirk
Okla
Jeane Clark
Johnnie Hillhouse
Clovis
Sadie Garcia
Hooker
June
Jeane
Sadie
Johnnie
Sherry
Swag in Bag Lands Boy Behind Bars
In Antioch California on October 5 a 15 year old boy Vernon Beared guarded a paper bag containing 8500 dollars loot from a burglary. Police later discovered the money and jailed him. The youth admitted he did not know what to do with the money. He bought candy and milk shakes and pondered a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Cal
Vernon Beared
Vernon
Harry Boyer
Governor names district judge for Third Administrative District
AUSTIN Oct 5 Judge 4 P Mays of Corsicana was named yesterday by Gov Beauford H Yester day to succeed Judge Roy C Archer as presiding judge of the Third Administrative Judicial District Judge Mays is district judge of the 13th Judicial District Archer resigned as Judge of the 126th District Court last week creating the vacancy in the Third Administrative Judicial District post
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Austin
P. Mays
Corsicana
Beauford H
Roy C. Archer
Third Administrative Judicial District
Mays
Archer
126Th District Court
Bands Invited To State Fair
Fifteen school bands have accepted invitations to perform at the Texas State Fair day-long band festival on October 24. Participants include Highland Park High School Dallas Greiner Junior High School Dallas Alamo Heights San Antonio Burnet San Antonio Fort Worth Polytechnic Pascal Fort Worth Leverett's Chapel Overton San Benito McKinney Longview Paris Henderson Plainview Cleburne Archer City high schools.
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Dallas
Highland Park
Greiner
Alamo Heights
Burnbank
San Antonio
Polytechnic and
Pascal
Fort Worth
Leverett’s Chapel
Overton
Texas
San Benito
McKinney
Longview
Paris
Henderson
Plainview
Cleburne
Archer City
City Civil Service Action Is Delayed
City civil service commissioners met to hear proposed regulations but no city employees appeared. Action was postponed to Oct 18 while Clifford Davis circulates a list of the regulations for departmental study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Clifford Davis
$11 Fur Coat Sellers Sought
The Panhandle sheriff asked Amarillo police to watch for occupants of a Plymouth sedan who offered fur coats for 11 dollars to residents of Panhandle.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
SSS Tonic Promises Vital Blood Strength For All
An advertisement asserts SSS Tonic builds up low blood strength by enhancing red blood cell production and gastric juice, claiming relief from fatigue, poor appetite, and infections. It urges readers to start now and notes millions of bottles sold and availability at drug stores.
No Blockade How Silly Can Red Diplomacy Get
United Nations Security Council debate in Paris over Berlin blockade sees Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky deny a blockade exists and push to send the dispute to the Big Four. US diplomat Jessup accuses Russia of systematic violations, while democracies risk a UN split to force a judgment.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
United Nations Security Council
Paris
Vishinsky
Berlin
Marshall Sokolovsky
Germany
Security Council
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Bolshevists
Russia
United States
Philip C. Jessup
America
United Kingdom
France
Soviet Union
United Nations
Reds
Long-Time Texas Lawyer and Chief Justice Dies
William Pannill, a Texas lawyer for fifty years and first chief justice of the 11th Court of Civil Appeals at Eastland, died after major surgery at a Fort Worth hospital. A Corsicana native, he served as Stephenville county and district attorney before joining the appellate court, later entering private practice in Fort Worth.
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Texas
Fort Worth
William Pannill
11Th Court of Civil Appeals
Eastland
Corsicana
Stephenville
Reindeer Delivering Stampless Letter
Little Jo Ann Ebling is eager for Christmas and sent a stamp free letter to Santa Claus. She asks for an airplane, a doll and doll buggy, a kiddie car, and a book. Her brother Dick wants a wind up tractor, a wagon, a cap gun, a holster, and a book. The note, with a misspelled Santa, was found at The Globe News and is heading to the North Pole via reindeer express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Ebling
Santa Claus
Jo Ann
Old St. Nick
Santa
Globe News
North Pole
Hilton Retires From Santa Fe After 50 Years Service
William C. Hilton, assistant to the Santa Fe Railway's Chicago operations VP, retires after more than five decades with the company. Arthur C. Jepson appointed to succeed Hilton and Ruben A. Johnson to take over as Jepson's assistant. Both men are Illinois Bar admitted and manage contracts and special matters for the operating VP.
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William C. Hilton
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
George H. Minchin
Arthur C. Jepson
Hilton
Jepson
Reuben A. Johnson
Johnson
Illinois Bar
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Hocker
Oklo
Worth
Imports Inc
New York
Toni
Holston
Post Office Drug
COU Globe
Vivien
Leigh
Laurence
Olivier
Hamilton
News-Globe
James P. Cornette
J. A. Hill
West Texas State College
Angie Myers
Bishop Lane
Pierce
Hill
R. B. Cousins
League of Nations
Finland
Iran
Nabisco
Santa Fe
Ceco-Steel
ANS Personal % Auto Citizens Finance Service CO
Tyler
Folger’s
Ed Tnah
Papee
Folgers
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