Court radio summons for Amaito traffic violators
Police announce motorists who fail to answer traffic summons will be radio announced. A list of non responders, with vehicle details and driver names, will be read over daily broadcasts by station DAG from city hall. Officials note improved compliance and few school zone violations. double parking remains common.
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Amaito
Sun
DAG
Amarillo
Court House Records Transfers and Vehicle Listings
Court house records show several warranty deeds including Lula Heskett to Donegan Inc for property in Mirror and others to Glenn Nutt, James M. Shelton to R B Masterson, and Ruby Walls to James M Shelton with McKinstry blocks. Vehicle listings include Olds sedan from King Motor Co and Pontiacs from Mason Motor Co and Buick sedan from Clovis Motor Co with addresses in Wichita Falls.
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Lula Heskett
Donegan, Inc
Mirror
Robert Allingham
Glenn Nutt
C. C. Dist
James M. Shelton
R. B. Masterson
Sjr
McKinstry, Gilgin & Williams
H. E. Fuqua
McKinstry
Gilvin
Wil
John Dodson
Hal Ward
Wenglet
Nobles
Plemons
Wm. Volker & Co
10Th Ave
King Motor Co
Olds
G. G. Smith
Mason Motor Co
Pont
N. J. Travis
Clovis Motor Co
Buick
Duncan Clark
Miami
Texas
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford
Curtis L. Evans
Box
Plains Chev
Grover to Double in Smilin Through at Municipal Auditorium
Major C A Grover, longtime Denver Little Theater figure, will double as Kenneth Wayne and Jeremiah Wayne in Smilin Through, a Tri-State Fair Association production to be presented October 17 at Municipal Auditorium. Cast includes Mrs J M Brooks, Catherine Bartlett, Mrs H N Wheeler, Arnold Lupton, Fred Young, W L Smith. Intermission features coffee and wafers. ushers wear hoop skirts reflective of the scene period.
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C. A. Grover
H. N. Wheeler
Major Grover
Little Theater
Sunset Park Addition Seeks Inside City Limits
A petition signed by 85 percent of Sunset Park property owners was presented to the city commission by T. J. Wagner. The petition requests inclusion of Sunset Park in city limits and notes paved streets largely paid for by the petitioners. A special election would be required to grant the prayer, if called.
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City Limits
City Commission
T. J. Wagner
Hayden Street
City asked to pay medical bill for child bite
L. L. Paul of 2456 South Buchanan urged the city commission to cover a $75 medical bill after his daughter was bitten Aug 9 by a stray mad dog. The claim was rejected, with officials citing an ordinance against stray dogs and noting the city does not guarantee violation-free compliance.
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L. L. Paul
South
Buchanan Street
City Commission
Paul
Changing Names Popular Pastime in Modern Russia
In Moscow notices show a vogue for name changes under the Soviet system. People file at the state registry and publish in official papers. examples include Bestolkov to Olshanski, Ratoziev to Zoria, and Lina Kozlov to Dobrin, with meanings like stupid and goat.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
State Registry Office
Bestolkov
Olshanski
Dobrin
8 A Funny Game Humorist Exchange
A humorous quip about losing temper during a bridge game features a girl remarking surprise at the scene and a remark that anger was all the speaker had left to lose, illustrating witty banter from the era.
Home Goitre Treatment Promoted By Lee Brinkley
Lee Brinkley of Princeton Kentucky says he will tell or write of his success with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment easy to apply and inexpensive Get more information at Randall Drug Company or write Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Sold by all druggists.
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Lee Brinkley
Princeton
Randal Drug Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Trial Date Set in Lynching of Negro
Sixteen of twenty seven defendants indicted by a federal grand jury at Muskogee pleaded not guilty in Ardmore federal court. Judge Robert L. Williams set their joint trial for December 1 at Chickasha for conspiracy and destruction of government property tied to a mob that killed Henry Argonegro after an alleged attack on the wife of arraigned G. W. Skinner. Conviction carries up to $5 000 fine and 20 years.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Muskogee
Chickasha
Robert L. Williams
Henry Argonegro
G. W. Skinner
Tno
Knows the Ropes Mistress and College Frat Maid
A humorous dialogue notes an educated woman applicant who worked as a maid in a college boy’s fraternity house for three years. The piece also mentions Pele Mele in Paris and the large sale of balls annually, many entering ponds.
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Paris
Spelling Contest Keeps Man Out of Illness Spotlight
A Humorous Tit-Bits snippet features a man claiming he endured angina arteriosclerosis tuberculosis and aphasia but that was only a spelling contest. The exchange with a snickering onlooker underscores the comic twist. The remark plays on medical jargon versus the harmless competition.
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Sunset Park
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Panhandle Music CO
Polk St
Ties Sands
RCA Radiotrons
RCA
Finkler Electric CO
ANS Marillo Electric CO
East 8Th ST
Gye S49
Bette
Bellard
America
Health Products Corporation
North 13Th Street
Newark
N. J
Dean
Dean’s
J. F. Sands
William ST
Key West
Fla
Wscabien
Doan
Andiss
Atwater
RADIO
Me. Finkler
Jewelry Store
the Panhandle
New York
Glenna Collett
H. H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Miss Collett
Uit
Dallas
Return
Fair Fort Worth
Denver City
Jack
Joe
Jack—“Killough & Davies
Polk
Polk Street
Sateen
SSC