Bus move up to commission at Green Building site
The Texas Railroad Commission must decide whether the Union Bus Depot remains at its Green Building location at Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street after a March 24 move by J C Levens who testified he acted alone. The commission weighs reapplication to remove the depot following prior denials and an injunction.
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Union Bus
Green
Seventh Avenue
Taylor Street
Texas Railroad Commission
Fourth Avenue
C. F. Sullivant
J. C. Levens
Lubbock
Typing Contest Students From Amarillo High Named
Amarillo High School will be represented by Winona Wise Hallie Brannon Walter Shaker Harriet Zukar George Nunn Sue McAdoo Josephine Martini Eva Jane Ward Jane Maharon Frances Gifford Sue Gross Gladys Goodnight and Julia Moore in the district typewriting contest next Saturday facing county entrants from district one.
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Amarillo High School
Winona Wise
Hallie Brannon
Walter Shaker
Harriet Zukar
George Nunn
Sue McAdoo
Josephine Martini
Eva Jane Ward
Jane Maharon
Frances Gifford
Sue Gross
Gladys Goodnight
Julia Moore
Tack Letters Contined From Page 2 Personal Ads Serious Prospective Companion
A fragment from Tack features a 44-year-old widow seeking a male companion, stating independence and a wish to avoid financially dependent partners. Also, readers are asked to help locate a missing canary named Micky in San Jacinto, with a 312 Tennessee Street address for rewards. Additional notices include a 19-year-old seeking any paid work, a middle-aged woman offering housework and nursing, and a brief line about a husband needing hospital care.
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Tack
San Jacinto
Micky
Tennessee Street
E. D. Hawkins
Belle
Keynote to Be Presented by Amarillo College Glydes Tonight
Amarillo College Balladettes and Balladers to perform The Keynote at Municipal Auditorium at 8 15 o’clock tomorrow night. Proceeds support sending the two clubs to state spring contests in Galveston. Tickets available at City Drug Store No 1 Polk Street and from students. The photo shows the Balladers and Balladettes with director Alta Potts Turk and a long roster of cast.
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McCormick Co
Amarillo
Balladettes
Balladers
Amarillo College
Municipal Auditorium
Alta Potts Turk
Galveston
Polk Street
Byron Ogle
Kenneth Flamm
Paul Timmons
Homer Oliver
David Pank
Malcom Wyatt
Glenn Newbold
Beaman Newby
Robert McNeill
Ed Parsons
Bill Durham
Bernard Meyer
Ralph Neely
Wesley McKaig
William Ordway
Marvin Pickens
Frank Doheney
William Arnold
James Dailey
Martha Alice Bishop
Martha Davis
Sue McKnight
Elizabeth Crawford
Mary Agnes Hayes
Lillian Cook
Helen McKinney
Mary Exum
Kathlene Chenault
Kay Walker
Rachel Kidd
Doris Perdue
Jean Payne
Jo Vineyard
Marjorie Davis
Nettye Jane Stith
Maryella Wiseman
Winifred Travis
Vivian Martin
June Farnsworth
Marie Woods
Margaret Hanley
Alta Turk
Margaret Munday
Helen Galloup
Georgiana Mager
Frances Chance
Margaret Hill
Cecile Parsons
Ruth Butler
Dorothy Miller
Mildred Hart
Help Wanted Notices From A Reader Classified Ad Log
A sequence of short personal assistance requests and work seeks from readers includes Mrs L B Donohue seeking housework or steady work at 713 A North Garfield Street, Jack seeking any job, a widow nurse with hospital training offering nursing and cooking, a reader seeking any suitable task, and a married couple seeking ranch or farm work at 203 South Lincoln Street and other addresses, reflecting a general appeal for employment opportunities. The items reflect individuals’ need for work, with mentions of nursing, service, and general labor.
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Lincoln Street
Jobseeker seeks hotel or office work with fair wages
A job seeker at 2712 North West Fifth Avenue states experience in hotel and office work and willingness to take any suitable position at reasonable wages until proven worth. Describes preference for hotel roles but open to other work.
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North West
Fifth Avenue
Big steel fights revolution with huge Gary investments
The United States Steel Company fears upheaval and emphasizes its vast commitments, notably in Gary, as it resists calls for drastic change. The message underlines the industry's stake in stability and long term plans amid rising pressure for reform.
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United States Steel Company
Gary
Wirt's Education Role Tied to National and Foreign Interests
Senator Jim Reed of Missouri attends to Dr. Wirt's interests as a large company valued at one thousand million seeks steady progress and no upheaval. The text hints at a plot of treason, strategem, and spoils, with emphasis on fair play and opportunity for development.
Fragmented testimony ties revolution risks to relief efforts
The testimony cites Dr Frederic C Howe of the AAA urging quicker relief stoppage to hasten a revolution, while President Roosevelt vows no hunger for the able to work. News notes rail sabotage in Austria and warns of rising unrest, then shifts to New Orleans cosmetic industry trade shows promoting bold nail art and fashion.
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Ing
Frederic C. Howe
AAA Consumers Council
Roosevelt
United States
Quiet Waltz Calms Club Fights and Crowd Psychology
The club manager specifies that when fights flare, the orchestra halts lively tunes and plays a slow waltz to deter escalation. Gustave Le Bon’s La Foule supports the idea that music and crowd psychology override reason, guiding behavior amid disorder as Georgia peach orchards bloom nearby.
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Java
Whirligig
Gustave le Bon
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief After Purported Washout Claim
Medical ads urge washing 15 miles of kidney tubes to purify blood and boost vitality. They warn against so called quick cures, claim Doan's Pills provide safe relief, and urge purchasing from 1094 Foaster-Milburn Co through druggists.
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Doan
Foater-Milburn Ca
Arms talks and fears of disarmament in a tense Europe
A nostalgic editorial argues nations hide guns and poison gas amounts, laments Europe’s divisions after the big war, and urges the United States to stay thoroughly prepared with defensive weapons while refusing to be drawn into arms reduction. It envisions a divided Pacific fleet crossing from Pacific to Atlantic as a symbol of strategic tension.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Asia Debates Naval Sides in Pacific Battle Line
In a tense strategic note, voices in Asia object to allied battleships on the Pacific side as the large fleet splits into two groups. They plan to use the voyage to justify their mission while air power blends into the ongoing engagement for control of key areas.
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Asia
Pacific Ocean
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