State Spending Outpaces Income in First Fiscal Month
Texas opened its new fiscal year with higher expenditures than revenues for September totaling 1,590,289 over intake. The comptroller noted heavy 50th Legislature appropriations and a wider gap from prior year figures while cash across state funds rose to 141,489,531 by September 30.
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Austin
Texas
Comptroller
Pazo Ointment Promoted for Piles Relief
An advertisement extols Pazo Ointment as a single soothing remedy for simple piles. It claims immediate relief from pain and itching, soothing inflamed tissue, lubricating dry parts, reducing swelling, preventing cracking, and stopping minor bleeding. The ad notes tube and tin packaging with a perforated pile pipe for easy application.
Ex-Convict Receives Life Term for Bride’s Slaying
Dallas report says 37-year-old ex-convict Thomas L. Bacon was sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting death of his bride of 33 days. A district court jury deliberated eight minutes after Bacon pleaded guilty to murder with malice before Judge Henry King. The piece also notes Andorra in the Pyrenees with an area of 191 square miles and a population around 70,000.
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Dallas
Thomas L. Bacon
Criminal District Court
Bacon
Henry King
Sun-tanned Supreme Court Dines on Spaghetti Creole
Washington dispatch details the Supreme Court's first term session with Justice Douglas absent due to tonsil surgery and the justices dining on spaghetti creole for 40 cents in the court’s cafeteria. The narrator notes the sun-tanned robes and the streamlined, fuel-saving touches like reduced hot water in retiring rooms.
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Supreme Court
Robert H Jackson
Supreme Tribunal
Tom Clark
Phil Perlman
Smith Brothers
Clark
Fred Vinson
Supreme Bar
Puppet Show Series Opens at Ca Cathedral Hall
Price College presents the first puppet show in Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington at 8 tonight with Jimmie Graham guiding seven monthly performances. Admission 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for children. curtain rises promptly at 8. Kashmir, a northern India state along the Himalaya slopes, is nicknamed The House of Many Stories.
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Price College
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Jimmie Graham
Kashmir
India
Himalaya
Amarillo Welcomes KAMQ Station On Air Nov 1
Station KAMQ in Amarillo will begin broadcasting on November 1 at 1010 kilocycles with 1000 watts. W. J. Dicker son, station manager, announces ownership by Top of Texas Broadcasting Company. Studios are at 1301 Polk. tower site is one mile east on Highway 287. Technical staff includes Stuart Parsons as chief engineer, Basil Clubb, Jack Petrie, J. L. Adams, Johnny Hathcock, Sue Clubb, Relda Ray, and Hal Crozier with diverse duties.
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KAMQ
Amarillo
W. J. Dickerson
Top of Texas Broadcasting Company
Polk
Stuart Parsons
Basil Clubb
Jack Petrie
J. L. Adams
Johnny Hathcock
Sue Clubb
Relda Ray
Hal Crozier
Top of Texas
FASTEETH and PLATO Dental Care Ad
FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder makes false teeth firmer allowing easier eating and talking with no gummy taste. It also checks denture odor. PLATO plate cleaner removes stains and brightens dentures. Buy at drug stores and druggists.
Local Business Partners Named in 1910 Agreement
The record lists Walter G. Russell, Bob Houck, Hoyt Houck and W. J. Dickerson as key company partners in the agreement noted in the article fragment. Their roles and the agreement’s scope are described in the surrounding text.
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Walter G. Russell
Bob Houck
Hoyt Houck
W. J. Dickerson
Catholics Not Exempted From Meatless Tuesdays
The 24 450 000 Roman Catholics in the United States will not gain an exemption from President Truman’s meatless Tuesday program. A Citizens Food Conservation Committee spokesman said the request applied to all citizens. Some Catholics in fish-scarce areas have special dispensation to eat meat on Fridays. The piece also notes Cook Inlet as Alaska’s largest bay on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Citizens Food Conservation Committee
Mertox touted as kidney relief by Fort Worth man
Fort Worth resident W. A. Parsons 3762 McCort reports quick relief from kidney trouble after one bottle of Mertox Compound. Claims include gall bladder condition constipation and general health boosts with claims of blood building and digestion aid from the herbal medicine.
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Fort Worth
W. A. Parsons
McCort
Mr. Snail
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