Amarillo Globe-News Historical Edition Bound by Local Bindery
Amarillo Bookbindery owner H B Vaughan announces three binding options for the upcoming 300-page Amarillo Globe-News Historical Edition. Editions go on sale Sunday August 14 with a binding price of 1.75 3.75 or 5.75. Call 5422.
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Amarillo Globe-News
Amarillo
Globe-News
East Tenth
The
Panhandle
H B. Vaughan
High Plains
Vaughan
Amarillo Bookbindery
Fast
Tenth Avenue
Texas County Judges Attack Road Survey
Texas county judges and commissioners clash over a Norman Taber survey aimed at reducing interest rates on road bonds. The disagreement surfaced at a Friday session with 350 attendees, as the group set New Braunfels as the October convention site to renew debate on rates across more than 200 million dollars of bonds.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Norman 5
Taber
New York
New Braunfels
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Music in Factories Aids English Workers Says Doctor
Dr Agnes Savill told the Music and Life Congress that 100 English factories use music to boost output. In a cracker works the monotony of repetitive tasks was eased and productivity rose as foxtrots and waltzes were played for the workers.
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London
U.P
England
Agnes Savill
Music and Life Congress
Fort Worth Doctor Denounces Socialized Medicine
Dr Holman Taylor of Fort Worth ex e cutive secretary of the Texas Medical Society says socialized medicine would be a tragedy in America. He warns group practice stifles scientific progress over mediation and does not cut total costs. He argues medicine should remain separate from politics to protect patients.
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Fort Worth
Holman Taylor
Fort. Worth
Texas Medicinl Society
America
Washington
Highway Survey Ordered for Highway 18 Corridor
The State highway department orders a survey and examination of right of way deeds on Highway 18 between Clarendon and Turkey to assess the corridor.
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Memphis
State Highway Department
Clarendon
Turkey
Southwestern Store Fixture Co completes Ratliff Grocery fixtures
The Southwestern Store Fixture Company finishes all shelving counters and display cases for Ratliff Grocery at Sixth Avenue and Alabama. Carter Matthews leads the firm at 3313 West Sixth Avenue and promotes other installations including Minute Inn Cafe Polk Street and Magnolia Cafe North Fillmore.
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Southwestern Fixture Company
Ratliff Grocery
Sixth Avenue
Alabama
Raliff Grocery
Southwestern
West Sixth Avenue
Carter Matthews
Southwestern Store Fixture Company
Minute Inn
Polk Street
Wiley Drug
Jarrett Drug
Lubbock
Magnolia
North Fillmore
Nunn Electric Company
Lubeck
Harry Hollands
King Hotel
Eleven Kent children appear in juvenile court
Eleven children who had lived in shelters and caves across Kent appeared in Canterbury juvenile court after being found in woods near Dover by the Walkia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children when their mother was taken to hospital.
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London
U.P
Kent
Canterbury
Dover
Walkia Society
Grant list flags varied regional projects across U S
A United Press report lists a $117,900 grant for a $262,000 sewage disposal plant in Albuquerque New Mexico announced at regional Public Works Administration offices. Other grants include a $45 450 gymnasium in Childress Texas and unconnected data about Prince Edward Island as Canada’s smallest province.
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Fort Wourth
U.P
Albuquerque
N. M
Public Works Administration
Childress
Tex
Amarillo Shade Company Sells Tontine Shades
The Amarillo Shade & Equipment Company at 313 West Sixth Avenue announces selling Tontine washable window shades made by DuPont. The translucent, sunproof, rainproof shade is scrubbed with soap and water and resists fading. Call 2 2381 to view and get a home cost estimate.
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Amarillo Shade & Equipment Company
West
Sixth Avenue
DuPont Company
Ten Firemen Hurt In Truck Crash Near San Antonio
Ten firemen were injured two seriously when two fire engines collided answering an alarm in San Antonio. Capt. J W Eardy A W Wagner and J B Dillion among the injured with critical and serious conditions. Fire Chief S G Sarran described the scene as men strewn along the street.
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San Antonio
J. W. Eardiy
A. W. Wagner
J. B. Dillion
Pumper No. 3
Pumper No. 7
S. G. Sarran
Amarillo Barbers Publish Ethics Code for Public Service
The Amarillo Chapter of the Associated Barbers of America releases a code of ethics for barbers nationwide. It emphasizes infection protection, courteous treatment, no obligation to tip, quality products, professional duties to advise patrons, and respectful customer relations. It notes hair tonics as cosmetic aids, not cures, and urges barber owners to address lapses.
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Amarillo
Associated Barbers of America
Give
Code of Ethics
Association
Barbers of America
United States
The
Weather Strip Firm in Amarillo Serves Local Homes
The E-Z Tight Weather Strip and Caulking Co has been in business twenty years in Amarillo. Owners L A Atkinson and Harry Hardgrave note they manufacture in town and service about 7,000 windows and doors annually. They promote weather stripping and caulking to reduce dust, drafts, and heating costs.
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E. A. Regal Company
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
EB. A. Regal Company
Sixth Avenue
FE A Regal Company
Amarillo
E. A. Regal
Regal
FE. A. Regal and Company
New York
Niagara Falls
Mr. Regal
E-Z
L. A. Atkinson
L. A Atkinson
Harry Hardgrave
E-2
Memphis CCC camp wins flag for Northwest Texas July
Capt. Fred W. Maxwell announced the local CCC camp as July’s top camp in Northwest Texas. The award weighed neatness order morale administration and general improvement. Memphis camp led five camps in beauty of grounds and efficiency. Farmers’ cooperative associations have added more than a half million members in ten years.
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Memphis
Fred W. Maxwell
CCC
Texas
Farmers’ Cooperative Associations
Illinois records lowest murder toll in history
Springfield August 7 The acting state health director A C Baxter announced that Illinois had 495 homicidal deaths in 1937, a rate of 62 per 1 000 000. The 1937 figure was six fewer than the previous years when the rate stood at 64 per 1 000 000.
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Springfield
Illinois
A. C. Baxter
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Michael
News and Globe
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16Th
Ernest O. Thompson
Kay
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the Panhandle
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