Amarillo Board Pledges Rapid Action on Negro School
After a Negro delegation protested inadequate facilities the Amarillo school board promised to move quickly to build a consolidated Negro elementary and high school. They authorized cost estimates for concrete walls as a cost saving measure and considered using Carver Hall as a temporary annex.
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R. P. Parcells
Jessie Smith
Charles M. Rogers
George Waddill
Macon Carder
Carder
Waddill
Groceryman Smith
Dr. Parcells
R. H. Hines
J. L. Langston
Church of God In Christ
Lubbock
Amarillo
Bill Gunn
Stewart
Pharmacologist Pitches Mertox as a Panacea Formula
An unnamed pharmacologist claims a 25-herb remedy called Mertox relieves rheumatic pain kidney ailments indigestion and bloating and aids bowel rhythm. Advertised as safe for all ages it promises quick action with no narcotics and is available from Texas druggists in 8 ounce bottles.
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Europe
Texas
Jaycees kick off two week sale of Tri-State Fair tickets
The Amarillo Jaycees launch a two week drive selling 7500 two dollar Tri-State Fair ticket books at a noon luncheon. C. T. Davis predicts full cash conversion with Eddie Storseth heading the drive and two armed teams led by Walter Shaller and Don Greve. Tickets cost two dollars, five 50 cent per book, and Jaycee treasury nets ten percent.
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Jaycees
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Association
C. T. Davis
Jay Taylor
L. B. Herring
Eddie Storseth
Walter Shaller
Charles Fyfe
Verlin Vance
J. T. Oliver
Howard Broadus
Sam Rutledge
Don Greve
Old Cowboys Ban Program At Roundup
The Western Cowpunchers Association opens tomorrow night at the roundup grounds one mile north of River Road School. H M Timmons says the event is for reminiscing with old friends and features a steak supper and old-time dancing. Thursday includes more visiting and a bare dinner followed by a brief business session and officer elections.
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Western Cowpunchers’ Association
River Road School
H. M. Timmons
Panhandle
Cowpunchers’ Association
Mel Armstrong
Tascosa
George Hayden
W. S. Carter
Southwest
Personal Counseling Begins In Junior and High Schools
Personal counseling for new students enrolling in Amarillo junior high schools and the Senior High School began this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Principals of all secondary schools were in their offices to help students evaluate credits to be transferred. Enrollment for former students will begin next Tuesday and continue through Wednesday. Oklahoma plans to compete with California and Florida for the winter tourist trade. A State official says Oklahoma climate and lakes should attract thousands of low budget winter vacationists.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
California
Florida
Aerialist Lloyd Rellim Falls To His Death At State Fair
Twenty thousand spectators watched Lloyd Rellim lose his grip on a high wire bicycle act at the Minnesota State Fair. He fell from the wires and died soon after from a broken neck and skull injuries. Rellim, 42, from Marion Illinois, had worked with the Barnes Caruthers Show and was a Blondin descendant.
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ST. Paul
Minn
U.P
Lloyd Rellim
Rellim
W. Amerongen
Marion
Ill
Chicago
Blondin
Niagara Falls
United States
Canada
Jaycee President to Visit Amarillo Chapter
John Ben Shepherd, president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, will visit the Amarillo Jaycees in January per guidance from state headquarters.
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John Ben Shepherd
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Do You Own A Scratching Dog
A promotional notice urges dog owners to treat incessant itching with Rex Hunters Dog Powders and Medicated Soap. It touts improvements, cites a customer claim of rapid fur regrowth after use, and suggests a 25 cent test with an economy option at one dollar.
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Rex Hunters
Rex
Airport Improvement Plans Progressing Near English Field
J. D. Church a Civil Aeronautics Administration engineer from Big Spring will visit Amarillo tomorrow to discuss taxiways runways and lighting as part of a plan to spend 250000 dollars in federal funds plus a matching municipal amount. War Assets Administration agents recently visited Amarillo to negotiate city acquisition of about two million dollars in airport property.
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English Field
J. D. Church
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Big Spring
Amarillo
Church
War Assets Administration
Plate-Sores Bother You Gums Itch Ad
Cretney's Drug Store at 600 Polk offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle of Leto's fails to satisfy. Druggists promote relief for gum irritation and plate sores.
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Cretney's Drug Store
Polk
UNM to enroll 4500 students 1146 courses in 45 departments
The University of New Mexico expects about 4,500 students next fall and will offer 1,146 courses across 45 departments. Also, Brig. Gen. William D. Chitty, 76, former commander at Kelly Field, died at Letterman General Hospital after retiring in 1923.
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The
University of New Mexico
AAF
San Francisco
William D. Chitty
Kelly Field
Letterman General Hospital
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Nu-Maid
Hamburger
Horn
Nka
Garner-Randall Motors, Inc
Polk Street
Hunt
del Monte
the Whiteway
Work Books
ARK
Whiteway Stores
Schick Razors
Nia Me
Aoee Hinge
Ryan
East
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West
N. E
N. Buchanen
Taylor
Gorman Weatherstrip CO
Roy Hill Plumbing
W. 15Th
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Empire Gas
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