Consolidation of Tax Agencies Discussed at Amarillo Meeting
Potter County officials explored consolidating city and school tax assessing and collecting agencies with county services. A ruling from the attorney general’s department supports contracting for collection, with potential annual savings, while noting valuation parity is required. The taxpayers league has grown to over 1,000 members.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Byron Singleton
Attorney General's Department
Potter County Association
Wade Brymer
Potter
Randall
Singleton
Brymer
Taxpayers’ League
47Th District Court Room
K of C Elects E F Finch at Amarillo Council Election
Elected grand knight BE F Finch was reelected. George F Nussbaum will serve as deputy grand knight, with A Drexler as chancellor. John D Davidson becomes financial secretary and Dr J F Bromert is treasurer. Other officers include William T Ross advocate James F Flynn warden J F Handley inside guard Joseph Kos outside guard Fred Debbrandt lecturer and trustees W D Walsh and Raymond E Prien.
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BE. F. Finch
Knights of Columbus
Amarillo
Cathedral Hall
George F. Nussbaum
M. J. Kelly
A. Drexler
Franklin Bottoms
John D. Davidson
E. J. O'Brien
J. F. Bromert
William T. Ross
Mort O'Neill
James F. Flynn
J. F. Handley
Joseph Kos
Fred Debbrecht
Dick Tweed
W. D. Walsh
Raymond E. Prien
Walsh
Prien
Hugh Adair
Safety Council Hears Ed Spann in Amarillo safety session
The Amarillo Safety Council met at KGNC studios to hear city fire marshal Ed Spann on fire prevention. Plans for a Panhandle Safety Conference at Black Hotel were announced with Capt. Polk Ivey and several members traveling from the council.
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Amarillo
Jim Cade
KGNC
Vernon Hancock
Guy McSwain
Ted Lakey
Clyde Holtzclaw
Maynard Drake
Amarillo Safety Council
Pire Marshal
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Legion Home
Hanson Post Legionnaires and auxiliary meet at 9 pm at 1800 Harrison Street. Cuy Miller and Sons of the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps in new uniforms perform. Theresa Webb reads. Betty and Ethel Oliver Coffee present a dialogue.
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Hanson Post Legionnaires and Auxiliary
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Cuy Miller
The
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Theresa Webb
Betty
Ethel Oliver Coffee
Jack Coffee
Rabbi Gold Warns of World Crisis and Refugee Plight
Rabbi H. Raphael Gold of Dallas addressed Amarillo's Temple B nai Israel on the European refugee crisis. He urged support for the United Jewish Appeal's $23,000,000 relief drive and warned that the looming calamity endangers global civilization, not just Jews.
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Europe
H. Raphael Gold
Dallas
Amarillo
Temple B'nai Israel
United Jewish Appeal
United States
Rabbi Gold
Ocean
Jerusalem
Vatican
Rome
Westminster Abbey
London
India
Atlantic Ocean
America
Los Angeles
Ben Lipsky
A. Eberstadt
Nathan Weisman
Southwest
Red Cross
Germany
Rivers Bill Passes Washington for Maritime Projects
The House approved a revised rivers and harbors authorization bill, sending it to the Senate. It authorizes navigation improvements estimated at 24.823 million dollars, aimed at national defense and harbor development.
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Washington
House
Senate
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