Campaign to buy lot for Women's Federated Clubs home
The Women's Federated Clubs of Amarillo launch a fundraising drive to purchase a lot for a new club building. Cramped space in Municipal Auditorium prompted vacating city offices. an Army Air Field barracks will be converted into a meeting place. Funds will come from $100 life memberships and $25 five year memberships, waiving annual dues for 42 clubs. A Ways and Means Committee, led by Mrs. Robert Clements, will oversee the campaign with subcommittees.
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Women's Federated Clubs of
Amarillo
Federated Club
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Army Air Field
Army Air Field
John Merchant
Federation
Dressed in Rage a Kansas City Woman Kills Two
Ann Marie Kestermount 24 confessed shooting her former landlord George Tassa 61 and brother in law Jose Pantoja 51 after claiming years of abuse and revolting at dirty dishes. Rose Marie Pantoja 23 was wounded. Tassa died and Pantoja died at scene. Kestermount jailed awaiting murder charges.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ann Marie Kestermount
Kestermount
George Tassa
Jose Pantoja
Rose Marie Pantoja
Tassas
Pantoja
Federal OK Sought for Northwest Amarillo Route By-Pass
Amarillo officials plan a four lane by pass for US 66 around the northwest area. Federal funding would cover about half the cost with state and local shares. The plan, using North West Eighth, includes a grade separation near the Fort Worth and Denver railroad and preserves downtown as a business route.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
North West Eighth
Veterans Hospital
Fort Worth and Denver Railroad
Rock Island Railroad
Wildorado
Irrigation Network Keeps Phoenix Valley Fertile and Green
Nearly 1,400 miles of canals sustain the Valley of the Sun around Phoenix Arizona. The vast irrigation system supports agriculture and lush landscapes by delivering essential water resources to farms and communities.
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Valley of the Sun
Phoenix
Ariz
Wayne King Shows Definite Improvement After Crash
Ama rillo youth Wayne King aged 19 remained unconscious for three weeks after a car crash near English Field. Attendants at St Anthony's Hospital reported he definitely improved Wednesday morning and had regained consciousness several times Tuesday night. King, son of Mr and Mrs Tom L King of Pleasant Valley, worked at Bill Lundbeck service station at Sixth and Fillmore.
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Wayne King
Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. King
Tom L. King
Clover Drive
Pleasant Valley
English Field
King
Bill Lundbeck
Sixth
Fillmore
Coccidiosis Threatens Poultry and Cattle Across Nation
Reports indicate the disease coccidiosis is increasingly widespread, posing fatal risks to poultry and cattle herds nationwide, with growing concern among farmers and veterinarians.
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Cruggist
Driving Speed Study Shows Postwar Car Speeds Near 1940s
Chicago report says American motorists mostly kept wartime speeds. A Council of State Governments study found 105,449 cars in 14 states averaged 46.8 miles per hour last year, only 0.3 mph below prewar levels.
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Indiana
Hoosier State
Oregon
East
Central
Chicago
Council of State Governments
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