Licensing Law Gains Backing From Panhandle Agents
Sixty to seventy five fire and casualty agents met at Amarillo Hotel to back a Texas licensing law effective August. The rule requires state licensing of agents, under tighter supervision to curb unscrupulous practices and regulate rebates and commissions. J P Watson led the meeting with plans for district-wide hearings and officer elections in May 1932, while Rolla Cartwright was nominated for regional vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amarillo
State Insurance Commission
Panhandle
J. P. Watson
Memphis
Texas Association of Fire and Casualty Insurance Agents
Texas Association
Local Exchange
G. G. Ordway
Fancher Upshaw
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
John K. Boyce
W. E. O’neal
Wildorado
Ewell Grundy
Estelline
H. D. Delaney
G. E. King
G. G. Foster
Robert W. Foster
Canyon
Graham
Farwell
M. P. Pampa
Homer M. Martin
Guy H. Tomilson
Tulsa
Henry
E. Herndon
Claude
J. E. Gerber
Spearman
Double Inspections Of Amarillo Foodstuffs Begin
Foodstuffs for sale in Amarillo are undergoing a double review by inspectors. H. T. Mc Corkle, state bureau of food and drugs inspector, joins Amarillo Potter County Health Unit in thorough checks of handling and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. T. McCorkle
State Bureau of Food and Drugs
Amarillo-Potter County
McCorkle
Panhandle
Pilot Killed When Plane Crashes Near Corsicana
Kenneth Parker 23 was killed when his plane plunged from about 200 feet near his home in Corsicana. Tom Westbrook 36 was seriously injured as the craft nosed over and burst into flames after an apparent banking maneuver. Eyewitnesses described the crash near Parker’s residence with an explosion on impact.
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Corsicana
Kenneth Parker
Tom Westbrook
Parker
Hobby Not Safe Taunting Wife Ends With Plane Crash
In Hammond Indiana Mrs. Rob ert Quigley accused her husband of taunting her from a bright red airplane as he crossed into Illinois to evade a non support warrant. The plane twice circled her home before crashing into a tree. Quigley was captured and jailed after the non fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Robert Quigley
Ilinois
Fox Drug markets do-Tell for painless menstruation
Fox Drug introduces do-Tell a new preparation claimed to end pains cramps and headaches from menstruation. The product is marketed with a guarantee, offering relief for menstrual discomfort.
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Fox Drug Stores
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings by John Moore
A column extols railroad workers to show pride in duty and safety, then reports a Santa Fe Orchestra minstrel show praised for its range, settings, and costumes with proceeds aiding a Community Chest. Updates note staff changes, tours, medical leaves, Shrine convention plans, and a large 1930s rail employment drop and pay cut context.
Beatrice Beataway Visits Beaumount for Minstrel Shows
Beatrice Beataway of Beaumont visits Miss Hazel Hurd at a home in the Baked Butterbean Addition to attend two performances of the Santa Fe Orchestra Minstrel Company this week. Also noted are travel logs of F. O. Alldredge of railways and a large harbor development plan in Canton China with funding exceeding nine million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Beataway
Beaumont
Hazel Hurd
Beatrice
Santa Fe Orchestra
B C Stops Headaches and Quiets Nerves
An ad claims B C a fast relief remedy from two North Carolina druggists. It promises safe speedy relief from headaches sciatic neuralgic and female pains with a formula claimed to act in minutes. Available at drug stores and soda fountains for 10 or 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Prison Is Nothing New for Parchman
Elton Parchman a black man convicted here last week has prior prison history. He was arrested in Amarillo on October 6 and sentenced ten days later to two years in the Texas prison for forgery. He previously served terms in Nebraska state reformatory and prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Parchman
Parchman
Amarillo
Texas
Big House
Nebraska
Blind Man Killed by Car After Mistaken Guide
A blind man leaving the National Institute in Great Portland Street grabbed another blind man for help, stepped into the street, and was struck by a motor car. The other man assisting was also blind.
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London
National Institute
Great Portland Street
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Palais-Royal
John Moore
Carl Weber
The
Spicer Jewelry Company
Earl Brown
Santa Fe
O. H. Jordan
el Paso
Juarez
Ray
J. D. Clark
City
Ted Cullin
Company
Clovis
N. H. Moler
L. J. Petersen
Mulvane
Kan
Earl Wendt
William Newberg
Michigan Central
Chicago
West Michigan
New Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gay Shadows Minstrel Company
Santa Fe General Office
F. O. Alldredge
Grand Trunk Railway System
Canadian National Railways
Central Vermont Railway
Canton
China
B.C
Edison
Cash Store
the Deluxe Catering CO
W. 10Th
Ington
Marizon
Polk St
Squibbs
Najol
Hinds, Jergen’s Or
Frostilla
City Drug
Coty
Ingram
Chamberlains
Msc
Probak
Gillette
Roxbury
Mennen
Williams
Lle
City Druc Stores
Polk
Rexall Stores
N. Fillmore
Carolina
San Jacinto
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