Donley Veterans Train for Farming and Cabinet Work
Donley County Vocational School, run by the Donley County School Board, has grown since 1946 to offer agriculture and cabinet making programs at Clarendon and Hedley. About 45 percent of the 180 students own farms, with classes teaching farm management, animal husbandry, and cabinet making. The program supports veterans with stipends, shop access, and hands on projects, producing graduates who stay on farms or start trades.
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Ethel Harvey
Donley County Vocational School
Clifton Elliott
Herbert
Donley County
Navy
Army
Air Force
P. C. Messer
Ben Tom Prewitt
Claude Siddle
Loyd Johnsons
Clarendon
School For Veterans
Hedley
US Department of Agriculture
Trade and Industry
State Board of Vocational Training
The Chaff and the Wheat The Christian Science Reading Room
The message extols Christian Science as relief from human woe citing Jeremiah 23 28 The text promotes Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and invites readers to visit the Amarillo Reading Room 121 West 9th Avenue to receive information lectures services and buy the Library Edition for 3 dollars The coupon requests postpaid delivery and further information on local Reading Rooms and the book Realty line asserts infinite good and practical restoration through spiritual understanding
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Christian Science Reading Room
West 9Th Avenue
Amarillo
Mary Baker Eddy
Dumas Criminal Cases Handled by District Court
DALHART April 2 District Judge Harry Schultz and Dist. Atty Floyd H. Richards disposed of three Moore County cases at Dumas. Joseph E Williams was acquitted of forgery and passing a forged instrument. Samuel M. Liles pled guilty to theft by bailee and received three years in prison. Claude Baker pled guilty to child desertion, got two years plus five years probation and ordered to pay $15 weekly for child support.
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Dalhart
Harry Schultz
Floyd H. Richards
Moore County
Dumas
Joseph E. Williams
Richards
Samuel M. Liles
Claude Baker
Liles
Baker
Four 13s Add Up To Grief for Cops
In Oklahoma City on April 24 officers A H McGill and J W Long reported a minor wreck after car 1313 collided with a vehicle backing from a parking space. Billington’s license number 49 1313 is cited.
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Oklahoma City
A. H. McGill
J. W. Long
Hugh R. Billington
Billington
Winners Named in Amarillo Youth Symphony Solos
Winners of solo berths for the Amarillo Youth Symphony fall and spring concerts were announced after auditions by 60 piano violin and voice students from 11 Panhandle towns. Betty Steele will solo on piano in the fall, Jimmy Roberts on violin. Carolyn and Edward Morris tied for piano soloist for the spring and will perform next year with the orchestra. Sue Anna Skaggs will be the early spring vocalist. June Guill will be featured pianist with Gena Devin as violinist in the late spring. Judges included Dr. Clarence Burg Tracy Silvester and William Harrod.
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Amarillo
Sue Anna Skaggs
June Guill
Pampa
Youth Musical Organization
Gena Devin
Clarence Burg
Oklahoma City University
Tracy Silvester
Daily Oklahoman and Times
William A. Harrod
Lubbock Symphony Orchestra
Hope Bussy McKenzie
Gloria Cooke
Goodwell
Okla
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Burg
Orchestra Association
Oklahoma Symphony
Only One Contest on Dalhart Ballot
Dalhart voters face a single contest in the city election Tuesday with Ward 1 incumbent David Frank Sweeney facing Frank G. Rader. Wards 2 and 3 have unopposed candidates L. J. Schmidt and D. R. Childers. Ward 4 sees L. B. Steel not running. Bruce Nance seeks the seat. Holdovers include Mayor E. G. Schuhart II and Councilmen Burt Rice Wendell Hagood Wayne Clements Robt Earl Johnson.
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Dalhart
David Frank Sweeney
Frank G. Rader
L. J. Schmidt
D. R. Childers
L. B. Steel
Bruce Nance
E. G. Schuhart
Burt Rice
Wendell Hagood
Wayne Clements
Robt
Earl Johnson
Amarillo voters back bond plan for school building program
Amarillo voters approved a 3 million dollar bond issue by a two to one margin and re elected two school board members. The board will canvass election returns and plan bids for bonds while delaying larger project decisions. Architects are drafting plans for a new elementary school in the south and a southeast junior high, with a four room addition proposed for Carver School. Summit School expansion may be reconsidered in light of nearby 200 home development.
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Amarillo
Herbert O. Willborn
H. Herman Smith
Board of Trustees
Smith
Supt
Chas. M. Rogers
Rogers
Carver
Summit School
Treasure hunt resumes at Bavarian castle
Workmen will resume digging in an old Bavarian castle tomorrow seeking more treasure said to be buried there by Hermann Goering. A hoard of art objects and rare liquors was found last Friday after a tip from a former Nazi concentration camp prisoner.
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Munich
Germany
Hermann Goering
Wonderful relief from harsh laxative promises
Mr Frank J Baumbusch of Columbus Ohio testifies that after starting Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily he has not taken a pill since. The ad urges others with constipation to eat an ounce of ALL-BRAN for breakfast and drink water, offering double money back if not satisfied after 10 days.
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Frank J. Baumbusch
Lane St
Columbus
Ounle Battle Creek, Mich
Walnut Willy Is Weeping No More
Walnut Willy the squirrel returns to Centinela Park after SPCA intervention. Dentures removed and tusks filed. He sits amid acres of nuts, regaining table manners in a sunnyLos Angeles scene.
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Willy
Los Angeles
Walnut Willy
Centinela Park
SPCA
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