Boxing Season Opens in Chicago for Benefit Card
Chicago's fall boxing season opens Thursday at Chicago Stadium in a benefit card. Proceeds go to Patricia Harmon, daughter of the Canzoneri of Brooklyn and Billy Petrolle, Teo Lomeki, and King Levineky. The feature 10 round bout pits Canzoneri against Petrolle with Canzoneri a 7 to 5 favorite.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Patricia Harmon
WAG
Paddy Harmon
Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Teo Lomeki
Aberdeen
Wash
King Levineky
Canzoner
al Singer
Petrolle
Dakota Slugger
Noted Opera House to Be Golf Course
The Chicago auditorium once a premier opera house is to be repurposed as a miniature golf facility. A receiver, R Floyd Clinch, manages the property with bonds of 844000 due, and plans include a six hole course in the foyer and an 18 hole course on the main floor near the box seats and stage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Auditorium Theater
R. Floyd Clinch
Real Estate Boards Prepare to Discuss Licensing Law
Real estate men meet in San Angelo on September 22 for a three day session to discuss a licensing and bonding requirement. The proposal aims to curb fraudulent real estate activity and would be sent to the next Texas legislature if delegates approve. The plan mirrors laws now in effect in 26 states and three Canadian provinces.
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United Press
San Angelo
Tex
Texan Association of Real Estate Boards
Amarillo
Tomichi
Mrophy Air Winner Wings Way to Waco
Charles Speed Holman winner of the Thompson trophy race in Chicago last week heads toward Waco for a brief visit before returning to Chicago. He averaged over 200 miles per hour in the event which also saw the death of Captain Arthur H. Page.
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United Press
Dallas
Charles
Holman
Chicago
Waco
Arthur H. Page
Tack Letters and Seeking Work At Tack
A letter from W. A. Bratton of the Pampa Lions Club invites attendance and hints at relocation to Pampa. A separate notice from Tack seeks employment, listing carpentry and metalwork skills and offering references. A brief anecdote discusses wheat and bran trade at a Canyon area elevator.
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Tack
Wilson Breaks Runs Batted In Records
Hack Wilson of the Cubs has set a new National League season RBI record with 163 runs driven in. The Cubs star trails the major league mark of 175 set by Lou Gehrig in 1927, with 18 games remaining in the season.
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Associated Press
New York
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Wilson
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Phelan Steps Down as Shreveport Sports Manager
Shreveport Louisiana September 8 Arthur Phelan resigns as manager of the Shreveport Sports. He offered no 1981 plans but is tipped for another Texas League role possibly with the Fort Worth Cats where he once served as lieutenant to Jake Atz during a Panters string of wins.
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United Press
Shreveport
Arthur Phelan
Shreveport Sports
Phelan
Texas
Fort Worth
Cats
Jake Atz
Pantters
Ringling Bros Feature Highlighted Equestrian Acts
The column extols Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Circus equestrian talent headed by the Rieffenachs and Ernestos Family. It notes Graceful riders, high school horses, and new acts touring Amarillo with two performances on September 15.
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Barnum and Bailey Circus
America
Rieffenachs
Frnestos
Mitzi-Rose Sisters
Furope
Ringling Bron
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Amarillo
Boston Bulldog Lost in Town Town since 4 Weeks
Mrs Foster offers a reward for a missing Boston bulldog. Black with white markings and bat ears, raised from 12 days old by the owner. She provides contact at 804 South Pierce Street and phone 9859 for the reward.
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Boston
Mrs. Foster
South Pierce Street
Amarillo Letter Exchange Shows Rifts In Local Views
A reader letter discusses opportunities for better education and employments in Amarillo, praising a polished young man and seeking a printer for a small town newspaper. The writer weighs political coverage and comments on Mrs Ferguson's gubernatorial race, noting dramatic vote margins and newspaper influence.
Governor Race Plot and Political Intrigue Revealed
A reader narrative exposes alleged manipulation in Texas politics involving Governor Sterling and allies. It describes debt issues, fundraising, and a two man democracy scheme, ending with a sweeping critique of fraud and public deceit.
Lost Chorus Book Found Reward Request in Amarillo Column
A reader seeks help locating a Mathews Standard Chorus book lost after being left at the post office by a child last Friday. The writer offers reward and mentions plans for thrift business ventures and a future poultry venture while expressing community hopes in Amarillo.
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Tack
Doctor G C Bruce Practicing in Hot Springs
Dr G C Bruce limits practice to Genito Urinary Blood and Skin diseases for ten years in Hot Springs Arkansas at 402 Oliver-Eakle Bide.
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G. C. Bruce
Perlonre
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver-Eakle Bide
Editorial excerpt critiques Hoover administration’s failings
A letter from Paul McQuire in Anthony New Mexico reprints an editorial from The New York World. It denounces Hoover era leadership, cites failed farm relief, and criticizes the tariff as extreme and harmful to industry and consumers amid the economic crisis.
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Paul McQuire
Anthony
N. M
Mam
New York World
Hoover
Tts
Best Known Way To Heal Toe Itch Athlete’s Foot Remedy
This notice touts a fungal cause of toe itch and cracked skin with burning. It claims Tetterine, a plant-oiled ointment, cures quickly and is available at drug stores for 50c with a money back guarantee.
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Booth
Lost Fox Terrier Missing for Two Weeks Near Northwest Eighth Street
George Stilts offers a $5 reward for the return of his five month old fox terrier. The dog is black and white with spots, wearing a collar without a license tag. Last seen around 214 Northwest Eighth Street.
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Tack
George Stilts
Northwest Eighth Street
Political charge on a secret campaign influence
A fragment accuses a few powerful donors of drafting a policy to punish thirty nations essential to prosperity. The text claims the measure is financially backed by manufacturers and merchants through a covert campaign fund and labels the administration whip as complicit in assembling a bare majority for its passage.
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