Open New Schedule of YWCA Activities
Hundred of girls participate in the spring YWCA program as Miss Mary Adams outlines two class periods to serve professionals and hours wives. Volleyball and softball on Wednesdays, bowling and crafts in the evening, with open house Tuesday nights and enrollment info via Miss Adams. Randall County grand jury to meet Monday at Canyon. no major cases listed. Muskrats prefer swimming to walking in Louisiana marshes.
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YWCA
Mary Adams
Miss Adams
Randall County Grand Jury
Canyon
Branch T. Archer, Jr
City Test Paving Awaited Analysis by Inspector
City operated test paving repair work will start after streets are analyzed by an inspector from the Asphalt Institute. City Manager N. V. Moss said the inspector is due late next week. Klock Construction of Amarillo is conducting a test paving job on Pierce between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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Asphalt Institute
N. V. Moss
Moss
Klock Construction Company of
Amarillo
Pierce
Blacksmith Claims He Built America’s First Auto
Jack Kelly, a retired barber, introduces Charles H. Black of Indianapolis as the inventor of America's first automobile in 1891. Kelly provides a photo of Black beside a machine with large rear wheels and a motor box behind the seat as evidence.
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Yaurson
Jack Kelly
Baroer
America
Duryea and Haynes
Kelly
Charles H. Black
Indianapolis
Youths Fined on Fighting Charge in City Court
Two more youths pleaded guilty in a disturbance case last Saturday night in corporation court. Judge J A Kirkman fined each guilty party $15 while officers still had eight more arrests to make on similar charges. The affray occurred in the 700 block West Sixth and near Senior High School and sent one boy to Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Corporation Court
J. A. Kirkman
West Sixth
Northwest Texas Hospital
Parking meters removed move clears area in front of city hall
The plan removes parking meters and relocates a bus stop to open a fire lane in front of City Hall and the Central Fire Station.
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City Hall
Central Fire Station
Army's German Dogs Arrive in Newark by Air
Eleven German born dogs shipped from Frankfurt arrived at Newark Airport aboard a Seaboard Western DC 4 freighter. The pets of Army personnel include boxers shepherds a collie a setter dachshunds and a rare hovawrte. They were headed to posts from New York to California as soldiers adjust to American assignments. The transport reflects wartime materiel and personnel relocations amid postwar duties.
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Army
Newark
Seaboard & Western Airlines
Frankfurt
New York
Middle West
California
Mutual recognition at reunion in old military circle
Land, met him after five months apart and recognized each other. Fritz sprang at the major, knocked off his hat and slurped him from chin to hat. George Washington gave his bride a tiny watch pinned on a ribbon bow to her bodice.
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Land
Fritz
Hatrine
George Washington
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