Frank Buck To Speak Twice For Scouts Building Fund
Frank Buck to visit Amarillo on November 8 at Municipal Auditorium for two performances to aid the Boy Scouts Camp Don Harrington Building Fund. The famed hunter will recount adventures from Africa and Nepal, discuss places of interest, and show films. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Contact Jerry Briscoe or Joe Banaski to purchase.
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Beasley Indictment Dismissed in Amarillo Case
Indictment against W. B. Beasley for assault with intent to murder was dismissed in 47th District Court. The DA moved to drop charges due to insufficient evidence. Beasley operates the Beasley Alarm System and was linked to an attack on C. W. Gill, an Amarillo telephone worker.
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Typhoon Alice Forms East of Guam
The Marianas were alerted as a new typhoon named Alice formed 420 miles east of Guam and moved north at five mph. The 43rd Weather Wing reported center winds around 100 mph, milder than Rosalind which faded after damaging Iwo Jima.
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Potter County Faces Election Fund Shortage
Potter County cannot fund another local option prohibition election within two months. Auditor John Crudgington says elections cost about 1800 dollars and the dry committee has not returned petitions. He notes borrowing from another fund as a possibility despite not being broke. The election date remains unconfirmed.
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Lengthy measures to stay youthful spark curiosity
A 60 year old English woman embarks on a third set of teeth to look younger. The piece probes extreme beauty practices women pursue to remain youthful.
SSS Tonic Promises To Build Up Low Blood Strength
Health ad touts SSS Tonic as a cure for non organic nutritional anemia and low blood strength. It links red blood cell production to energy, appetite and resistance, claiming digestive help and improved vitality with widespread use and millions of bottles sold.
Galen H. McKinney Rites Thursday at Fort Worth
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 11 a.m. in Fort Worth for Galen H. McKinney 52 vice president and naval manager of a company who died yesterday in a Fort Worth hospital after two weeks in care. He had been active in civic work in Fort Worth and West Texas.
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