Amarillo Safety Council weighs barricading Fourteenth Avenue
The Amarillo Safety Council urged removable barricades on Fourteenth Avenue between Polk and Tyler to shield students crossing to senior and junior high schools. City commissioners tabled the plan after recalling earlier public opposition and requests from Elizabeth Nixson Jr. High and nearby residents.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Polk and
Tyler
City Commission
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Amarillo Safety Council
Maynard Drake
Drake
Elizabeth Nixson
Polk
W. H. Fuqua
Fuqua
Bruner family attends Perryton golden wedding celebration
Mr and Mrs Oris Bruner and daughters Evonne and Barbara Faye of 1917 Harrison return from Perryton where they joined the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs EF O Bruner. They married in 1898 near Fort Scott Kansas and have lived in Perryton since 1920. They plan to move to Tahlequah Oklahoma. The event featured a Dr IQ program by Cris Bruner and Ronnie Bryant of Tahlequah.
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Oris
Bruner
Evonne
Barbara Faye
Harrison
Perryton
EF. O. Bruner
Fort Scott
Kaw
Tahlequah
Okla
Dr. IQ
Cris Bruner
Ronnie Bryant
Queen Elizabeth Showcases Belgian Gardens And Studio
The narrator visits Queen Elizabeth near Brussels to view greenhouses and a studio full of paintings and sculpted heads. She admires the queen’s artistic talents and notes Elizabeth’s comfort amid wartime losses. The piece praises Herbert Hoover for WWI relief work and questions future economic visions for Europe.
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United Features Syn
Brussels
Belgium
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
King Albert
United Nations
Society of Nations
World economy and Belgian relief noted in luncheon remarks
A speaker reflects on global competition and national specializations while noting a Belgian American association leader praising US aid to war orphans and widows of the resistance. The column transmits Belgian appreciation for relief efforts and calls for broader, usefulness based economic thinking.
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United States
First US Carpet Factory Established in Philadelphia
The first American carpet factory began in Philadelphia in 1791 led by W. P. Sprague, marking a milestone in industrial textile production. The venture advanced local manufacturing and helped set a precedent for American textile entrepreneurship.
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United States
Philadelphia
W. P. Sprague
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Pestroy
Kem
Kem-Tone
ACME
Nichols Paint Dist. Co
Nichols
Cretney Drug Store
6Th and
Bruners
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Shomsenk Home Supply
Kentucky Blue Seaside
Gouldy Bros
Amarillo’s Seedquarters
C. C. Searcy
Kingtex
Wood Refrigeration CO
Hunt
Blackburn ‘Bros
7Th & Harrison
and Ferguson
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Fillmore
Ferguson
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