August Liquor Fines and Convictions Across Texas
Texas Liquor Control Board agents filed 351 cases nationwide last month, yielding 339 convictions and 43 jail sentences. Fines and costs totaled 55,466.25 across dry and wet areas, with 186 cases in dry regions and 165 in wet regions. Permit and license activity included 88 liquor permits and 1,608 beer licenses, plus 170 cancellations or cancellations of permits and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Board Review
Texas
Light Plane Race to award $1500 prize at Air Day in Texas
Harlingen announces a $1500 trophy race for light planes between Laredo and Harlingen as part of the second annual Air Day in Texas on October 25. First prize is $1000, second $300, and third $200 for pilots in the United States or Latin America flying standard light planes of 100 horsepower or less.
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Harlingen
Laredo
Webb County
Texas
United States
Latin America
Ang to City Faces Crosswalk Psychology Flap
Mrs. Alice Hester complains that downtown crosswalk diagonal stripes were painted to push pedestrians to the right but the lines run the wrong way. City experts defend the design while residents report confusion at Seventh and Polk. Erie plans continued relief shipments to Europe.
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Alice Hester
Lincoln
Seventh and
Polk
National Music and Art Society to form Amarillo chapter
The National Society of Music and Art plans to organize an Amarillo chapter within 10 days. Gregory I. Blarowski, president, and Robert Louis Barron, national board member, discuss expanding to 277 chapters in 34 states and fostering local talent through chapter governance and community cooperation.
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National Society of Music and Art
Amarillo
Gregory I. Blarowski
Blarowski
Robert Louis Barron
National Board of Directors
Biarowski
Santa Fe Carloadings and Seoul Population Rise
Santa Fe system carloadings for the week ending Saturday were 28 917, up from 25 689 in 1946. Cars received from connections totaled 11 713, down from 12 802 in 1946. Total cars moved were 40 630, above 38 491 in 1946. Santa Fe handled 40 964 cars in the preceding week. Seoul City Korea shows a 38.2 percent population increase since 1944.
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Santa FE
Civil Air Patrol members win War Department award
Three Civil Air Patrol members from Dallas and Tulsa received the War Department’s highest civilian award for their unit’s World War II duty. The honors were accepted on behalf of their units at Hensley Field near Dallas. Brig. Gen. Fred Smith and Brig. Gen. L. V. Beau Jr. presented the citations.
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Dallas
U.P
War Department
Civil Air Patrol
Hensley Field
Army Air Base
George E. Haddaway
William G. Green
J. W. McLendon
Tulsa
Oklo
Fred Smith
CAP
L. V. Beau, Jr
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Beery
Prescription Shop
West
Emily and
Mabel
Angelo
Freud
Erie
Society of Music, Art
National Society
Dyanshine
Fern
Shces
NS. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Pacific Finance
Lon Atkin
Mgr
Seoul City
Korea
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk Sr
Kohler Bros
N. L. Boykin
Taylor
N. Fillmore
Hugh Rollins
W. Sixth ST
Hammermills
Fairbanks-Morse
Lewkce & SS
Chicago
Los Angeles
UXUTY
The
Golden State
Omaha
Des Moines
Rocket
Peoria Rocket
Peoria
Rock Island
Agricul
Ture and Commerce
Historic Service
H. W. Clutter
Rock Island Station
Por
Kansas City
Mississippi
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