Welfare aid figures show 1500 people helped in March
Amarillo Welfare Association reports 1500 plus individuals received relief in March amid 3123 active dependent cases. Total Community Chest funds reached 4650 for the year as aid hinges on additional money. Milk, groceries, shoes, clothing and transport were among services provided under FERA-supplemented relief.
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Amarillo Welfare Association
Irene Finley
Community Chest
Finley
Welfare Association
The
Red Cross
FERA
Interviewing a Coral Gables High School editor in training
Today a Cocoanut trees and land crabs scene frames a school journalism project at Coral Gables High School. Two young ladies Yvonne Gale and Dorothy Schoessel interview a guest, hoping to become editors in ten years. The scene hints at aspiration and intergenerational journalism.
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School of Journalism
Coral Gables High School
Yvonne Gale
Dorothy Schoessel
Yvonne
Editorial notes and guests at the school paper
A young visitor, tall and indifferent at twenty, captivates the girls with a request for an editorial piece. Edward Hermann, a gifted student musician, recommends the book Geburt und Tod by L. B. Hellenbach, while Dean Hoover warns of war shortages and the absurd link between antimony and pigs. He suggests silk as a wartime need and reflects on production and supply issues.
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Edward Hermann
L. B. Hellenbach
Hermann
Messrs
Simon and Schuster
Hoover
Stanford University
Dogs Without Tags Facing Hard Time
Amarillo city dog pound authorities announce a drive against unlicensed and unvaccinated dogs. Captured animals will be held 72 hours before possible euthanization if unclaimed. Public cooperation urged. call 2 3892.
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Amarillo
Dog Pound
Plainview Trippers Bring Welcome to Seventh Annual Show
Plainview High School band leads a 16 car motorcade of Panhandle Plains Daily Show boosters through downtown to promote the eighth annual show opening Monday and running to Thursday. Amarillo delegates greet them at KGRS led by Norris Ewing of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Dick Ainsworth and Grady Shipp head the goodwill party as police escort opere. Band director J. L. Hathway conducts a 30 minute concert on Polk Street Sixth Avenue with spectators receiving souvenirs.
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Plainview
Good Will
Polk Street
Sixth Avenue
J. L. Hathway
Boosters
Explosion in Weymouth Kills Man and Injures Dozen
An April 10 Weymouth incident left one man dead and about twelve injured, several seriously, after an explosion sparked a fire that swept two stores in Washington Square Weymouth Landing. The deceased was identified as Joseph Brown of Weymouth, manager of a chain store.
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Weymouth
Maass
Washington Square
Weymouth Landing
Joseph Brown
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