Shepherd Advertises National Sale of New Mexico Estate
S L Shepherd owner of Amarillo Metal Products Company advertises a hunting lodge and 8000 acres in New Mexico for sale in Newsweek. The ad promises sale to 25 individuals with a private 20 acre allotment for each and a director run estate. Southwest Advertisers to handle the account from the Mays Building.
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S Ders
S. L. Shepherd
Amarillo Metal Products Company
Newsweek
New Mexico
Southwest Advertisers
Mays
Diphtheria Case Leads to Quarantine at Cleveland Home
City health officials quarantined a seven year old daughter of the M Ortega family at 1217 Cleveland after she developed diphtheria. A mahogany dining table with a gold tooled leather top is noted in the same report as a separate feature.
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M. Ortega
Cleveland
Unique plan for colonial home appears in veterans houses
Amaro building plans show modified colonial designs with kitchen and dining at the front and living room and library at the rear. The notice lists several residences with prices from 3 000 to 8 000 and a 9 000 warehouse permit for Haley Furniture. Total permits for the week reach 121 285. Rent details reveal Sidwell registered at 27 50 while paying 35 at times and 50 monthly at others.
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Amarillo
Rent Control Board
Sidwell
Veterans Rush Home Building In Amarillo Across Canyon Highway
Permits issued yesterday to two builders for sixteen four room dwellings in Randall County Amarillo. Total permits 100750 including 93750 for residential work. E E Cooper received permits for three brick veneer and one frame dwelling in 3600 block Hayden. Troy Jones obtained twelve units in 3800 and 4000 blocks Van Buren at 5000 each. Additional permits listed for A L Blankenship and J O Blankenship with five room brick veneer and four room dwelling respective values.
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Amarillo
E. E. Cooper
Hayden
Troy Jones
van Buren
A. L. Blankenship
West Tenth
J. O. Blankenship
Virginia
Negro Files in Houston Election
Houston today saw speculation about black candidates in the city election after Milton King, a Black man, secured two filing applications for the November ballot. E. R. Coffey, head of the Democratic Executive Committee, said anyone may fill the forms but the committee may not accept all applications, noting residency and property ownership rules. Black candidates have not appeared on Houston ballots since soon after the Civil War.
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Houston
U.P
Milton King
E. R. Coffey
Democratic Executive Committee
Judge Rules Sidwell Entitled to 415 in Rent Overcharge Suit
Judge W. E. Gee of the 108th District Court ruled Sidwell may recover 415 dollars plus court costs from H. R. Dickinson in a damage case stemming from an overcharge in rent.
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W. E. Gee
108Th District Court
N. F. Sidwell
H. R. Dickinson
Gangs Open War in Dallas
A federal narcotics inquiry into Dallas as a major trafficking center led to a submachine gun attack and indictments of nine people including Jenkins wife and Dr Walter R McMillan. Jenkins wounded but not seriously. police fear escalating gang violence tied to narcotics in Dallas.
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Dallas
U.P
United States
George W. Jenkins
U. S. Grand Jury
Jenkins
Walter R. McMillan
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