Health officials to map Navajo health and education plan
Secretary Work on a three week Southwest trip calls a conference of public health physicians and New Mexico Arizona officials in Gallup to outline a health and education program for Navajo children. He says federal reclamation is not a failure and Congress will see a comprehensive report on reform and needed laws.
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Gallup
N. M
Work
Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Reclamation Service
Navajo Reservation
Congress
Here and There and Everywhere in Amarillo
A compact local notices column records residents visiting, traveling, and leaving Amarillo. Names include Mrs. M L Steele Hereford Mrs. Ray Barber Hereford and others from Lubbock Spearman Memphis Tulsa Childress Tulia and Panhandle. Also notes about hospital progress presidential history and police reports.
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M. L. Steele
Hereford
Ray Barber
J. W. Hicks
W. B. Smith
Lubbock
L¢wr
J. D .Hester
Spearman
A. P. Dugan
Littlefield
Jack Wren
Amarillo
Ewell Nall
Memphis
Elsie Johnston
Miriam Wilson
Mettie Pine
Leters
John Rushmer
Hayden Street
Albuquerque
Businss
Marion Shaw
Littleford
Presbytery
Mable Gray
Hazel Cantrell
Tulsa
F. T. Baker
West Eighth Street
Major Reed
New York City
Upton Jones
Monroe Street
T. W. Molesworth
James
North
Lincoln Street
Zada
Obert Baldwin
West
Eighteenth Street
Wv. C. Hagood
Tulia
Mr. Hagood
Tri-State Fair
Mount Hope
Two Centennial Members to Be Named Saturday
The senatorial district convention for selecting two members from the Thirty first district to the Texas Centennial Board of 100 will meet in the courthouse at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon. Centennial headquarters chaired by Cato Sells notes strong county convention interest and hopes to name high grade board members who will set the celebration plan.
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Texas Centennial Board of 100
Court House
Centennial Headquarters
Cato Sells
Board of 100
Immigrants arrive to settle near Lubbock say local official
T. D. Scott, a Lubbock businessman visiting Amarillo, states the past year near Lubbock will be historic for farm land settlement. He cites 246 immigrant cars reaching Lubbock and nearby towns, each car bringing one to three families.
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Lubbock
T. D. Scott
Amarillo
Mr. Scott
Lamesa
Tahoka
Seagraves
Littlefield
Flag Display Delayed Until Saturday Afternoon
Twenty flag sockets are missing for the city decoration, delaying the initial flag display to Saturday afternoon. Hanson post No. 54 American Legion commander J. C. Sebastian announced the sockets will be placed in sidewalks and flags distributed Saturday, under the Society of 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux.
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J. C. Sebastian
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
Society of 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
Panhandle Music Festival Seats Near Sellout
Ticket sales for the Panhandle Music Festival are moving fast Emil F Myers reports season tickets priced at 4 40 are nearly sold out and single admission tickets won t go on sale until Saturday
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Emil F. Myers
Wheeler Prosperous Says Visiting Banker
Conditions in and around Wheeler never were better in sixteen years says D. E. Holt president of the Wheeler bank visiting Amarillo. He noted good circumstances money easy cattle and farm prospects and a potential oil and gas field. Holt visited with his wife son Robert and daughter Mrs Buck Britt.
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Wheeler
D. E. Holt
Wheeler Bank
Amarillo
Mr. Holt
Holt
Local Resident Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
M. R. Roney of 1406 Pierce street underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Anthony's sanitarium yesterday. He is employed as a machinist at the Santa Fe shops.
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Hial P. Witherspoon
Buchanan Street
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
M. R. Roney
Pierce Street
Santa Fe
Ditch Diggers To Give Grand Ball In Houston
Houston laborers and city workers plan a May grand ball sponsored by street cleaners teamsters helpers laborers janitors and park employes. The social event aims to showcase civic pride and raise funds through a gala evening of entertainment.
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Houston
Tex
Amarillo Man Leaves To Recover Stolen Ford Car
F M LeForge left Amarillo for Mineola Kansas to reclaim his Ford car stolen March 2. A police message announced the car had been located. LeForge has had the same car stolen once before.
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Amarillo
F. M. LeForge
Mineola
Kan
LeForge
Texas Manufacturers Meet in San Antonio in May
The annual Texas Manufacturers' association meeting will be held in San Antonio May 23 and 24. O. V. Vernon, secretary of the Board of Cityvelopment, notes Amarillo's growing role as a manufacturing center and urges strong local attendance to benefit from state cooperation and attract new industries.
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Texas Manufacturers’ Association
San Antonio
O. V. Vernon
Board of
Cityvelopment
Amarillo
Child Drinks Lye Solution in Household Accident
The two year old son of C. G. Morgan is in critical condition after drinking a lye solution Tuesday night. Only his lips were burned. A cup of the solution stood on a table and the child managed to drink from it. The amount consumed is not known.
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C. G. Morgan
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Jack Golightly
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King Lardner
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