Fond Memories Of Halloweens Years Ago
Texas nostalgia scene recalls Halloween pranks from past decades. Police tighten presence as youths run stunts from roping road graders to moving wagons onto church roofs and tilting buggies. Texans embrace the playful chaos while noting safer evenings and curious anecdotes from Waco Lamesa Hamilton and Dallas.
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Harmony Theater Opens Doors for Colored Patrons Tonight
The Harmony Theater at Second and North Adams will begin shows at 6 pm after a 5:45 pm opening. Built in a Quonset hut, the venue aims to be a regular theater for Negro audiences with four weekly billings and special Halloween screenings.
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Freeman to Attend Southwest Used Car Dealers Meet
Bill Freeman of Freeman Motor Co will leave tonight for the Southwest Used Car Dealers Association convention in the Texas Hotel Fort Worth. He is president of the Amarillo Used Car Dealers Association and program chairman for the regional group. He will return Sunday after two days.
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Week's Permits Top $100000 as Office Records Rush
City engineer's office reports a brisk permit week with more than $45,000 in residential and commercial permits by noon today and over $80,000 yesterday, pushing weekly totals above $100,000 for the first time this month. Five residential permits include Bivins residence at 1615 Fannin and Chowning brick veneer home at 1014 Florida. Pittman secures three for four room frames at 2712 Ridgemere 2929 Brook and 677 North Marrs. Jeoffrey Manufacturing Co. gets an $8,000 warehouse permit at 2411 North East Fifth.
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Shaw Winsor Nuptials Stir California Bigamy Debate
Hollywood reports intensify the legal questions over Artie Shaw and Kath leen Winsor who wed in Juarez three days earlier. Deputy D A Ernest Roll would press bigamy charges only if ex spouses file. Shaw's attorney S S Hahn questions the marriage validity claiming Mexican nuptials lack recognition in California.
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