Amarillo Junior Chamber meeting set for 7 30 evening
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce directors meet at 7 30 in Southwestern Public Service Company assembly room. The session is open to all junior chamber members. About 75 percent of Iowa’s 12 279 public schools are one room rural schools.
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Amarillo
Service Company
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce backs Clean-Up Week drive in Amarillo
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce endorsed the annual Clean-Up Week urging downtown businesses to cooperate. Two hundred fifty letters were mailed to merchants highlighting the need for larger, covered trash containers to prevent litter and fire hazards. The drive stresses can sizes from five to fifteen gallons and barrels up to 150 pounds, with aim to cut disposal costs and improve alley cleanliness.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Hawks Cracks Up $160,000 Airplane
Frank M. Hawks wrecked his new plane Time Flies at Newark airport after a three cornered flight from Hartford to New York. The craft costing about $160,000 nosedived to land at 80 miles an hour, bounced, and left the right wing hanging limp.
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New York
U.P
Frank M. Hawks
Newark
Hartford
Minami
Hawks
Parrot Boss of Atlantic City Saloon Drinks Like Old Pro
Jimmy the pint sized parrot rules Jimmy's bar in Atlantic City drinking beer every few minutes. He used to fall from the bar into a mirror and knock over glasses. He now climbs on customers, roams pockets, and once rode away in an overcoat pocket. Pro proprietor Maynard Cadmus tracked him across saloons. Jimmy, about 15, once toured with a magician pulling him from a hat.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jimmy
Maynard Cadmus
Specimen Check Bounces Long Way in Charlotte
Kenneth Brown taught Charlotte High School bookkeeping by distributing blank checks to pupils. All checks except a $2 one were returned. the missing $2 check circulated through several hands, went to a bakery, then to a Battle Creek driver, and eventually back to the bank for payment.
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Charlotte
Mich
Kenneth Brown
Brown
Battle Creek
Bird Lovers Plan To Save Big Condor
In San Francisco wildlife groups including the Portst Service and the National Association of Audubon Societies prepare to study the habits of the giant condor. They aim to aid its survival as livestock farming shrinks carrion sources and Los Padres National Forest remains its last stronghold.
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San Francisco
Los Padres National Forest
Portst Service
National Association of Audubbon Societies
Ask Collection At Lots Back In City Garbage Plan Debate
Residents of Country Club Terrace and Roberts Place push for rear-yard garbage collection amid unsightly front-side deposits. Delegation led by C. T. Crowe cites dogs and wind scattering trash as the city commission weighs options. Mayor Ross Rogers notes the front-side system saves about $10,000 yearly. A dormant spray using liquid lime sulphur at 12 1 2 ounces per gallon is suggested to prevent mildew on roses.
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Country Club Terrace
Roberts Place
C. T. Crowe
Ross Rogers
Open House Shows Oils by Topeka Artist Helen Hodge
Mrs. T. C. Craig at 1602 Julian Boulevard hosts an all day open house for art lovers to display oils of flowers and landscapes by Helen Hodge. The Topeka artist helped build the city’s art program. exhibit arranged through Mrs. M. C. Burton who recently moved to Amarillo. Mrs. Craig heads the local AAUW chapter sponsoring the event with no invitation needed.
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T. C. Craig
Julian Boulevard
Craig
Helen Hodge
Topeka
Topeka Public School
M. C. Burton
Hayden Street
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Father of Local Attorney Is Dead
A. L. Flesher, father of Amarillo attorney W. J. Flesher, died at his Rock Island home west of Houston after a period of poor health. He passed away at 5 a.m. today as his sons A. J. and O. R. Flesher, visiting from Canyon, learned of his condition. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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A. L. Flesher
W. J. Flesher
Amarillo
Rock Island
Houston
Mr. Flesher
0. R. Flesher
Canyon
Survivors Named in Rock Island Family Notice
Rock Island reports along with John Flesher of Houston and daughter Mrs Mer rit Nicewander of Rock Island among other survivors. The article notes rising pork packing and hog production in the north west United States, notably the northwest corn belt.
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Rock Island
John Flesher
Houston
Merrit Nicewander
Northwest
The
United States
Corn Belt
Planetarium Dome Screens Night Sky With Star Projector
A circular room features a stainless steel dome overhead serving as a screen. An intricate projector displays stars and celestial objects visible to the naked eye in a realistic sky show.
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