Amarillo Editorial Warns of Polio and Political Winds
The columnist warns parents about polio and urges cautious home routines for children. He discusses taxi drivers’ speed, New Deal politics, Roosevelt’s leadership, and the rise of national socialism, urging local action to improve salaries and schooling while weighing future economic shifts.
Teachers Resign at Rate of One a Day in Amarillo
Supt Charles M Rogers says resignations average one per day at the Amarillo school. He plans replacements for each departing teacher except the art instructor who left this morning. In Brownsville Mrs J W Hammack and Mrs W E Gibbs report return. Felix Mandell visits sister in Clovis.
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Missing in action pilot may be prisoner of war
Lt. Joe W. Damron son of Mr and Mrs J R Damron 310 Polk Street Amarillo is unofficially reported as a prisoner of war held by Germany. The report, forwarded by the War Department from interception of a German broadcast, follows his July disappearance over Austria. He previously worked as a Santa Fe fireman and was a B 17 Flying Fortress crewman in the 15th Air Force in Italy.
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