New Students Urged to Report for Amarillo Enrollment
New pupils entering Amarillo high schools must report to their principals by Friday noon for enrollment. Early scheduling helps evaluate credits and plan courses. About 40 students registered on day one at the senior high and three junior highs.
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Amarillo High
R. B. Norman
Tulsa Woman Faces Federal Charge of Robbery Attempt
Isa belle Iris Tinney a 21 year old Tulsa Oklahoma woman is indicted by a federal grand jury for the July 31 attempt to rob Fort Smith Arkansas City National Bank She is undergoing a sanity test at the Public Health Facility Fort Worth Texas and was ordered committed for the evaluation after arraignment and waiver of hearing
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Fort Smith
Ark
Isabelle Iris Tinney
Tulsa
Okla
Fort Worth
Tex
H. J. Lemley
Locked Out of Own House Invokes Child Helper
Mrs. Millard Cason of 504 Taylor was locked out while Davie Cason, aged 3, napped inside. She called next door, Davie slid a chair to reach the night latch, unlocked the door, and resumed his nap.
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Millard Cason
Taylor
Davie
Coed Club Plans Membership Drive At YMCA
The Co Ed Club's membership committee met at the YMCA to map a roundup set for next month. A Saturday dance at 8 30 p m features intermission plans with Pat Russell presenting drive details. Four teams will vie for new members leading to the club's birthday on Oct 11. Co directors are Paul Fowler and Mrs Lois Jones, with YMCA and YWCA jointly backing the club. Attendees from last week's dance include Norman Prickett Maurice McClish Jeannine Voelm John Boone James Deer Harold Huguley June Metcalf Edsel Buchanan Wesley Speight Charles Howard Nell McGool Wayne Oliver and many others.
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YMCA
Pat Russell
Ray Wahue
Paul Fowler
Lois Jones
YWCA
Norman Prickett
Maurice E. McClish
Jeannine Voelm
John Boone
James
Alma Ruth Lampe
Joe Scoby
Delmore Christal
Ann Kline
Billy Martin
Bob Dowell
Jimmie Lewis
James Birdwell
Lee Rehmeyer
Betty Jo Tomme
W. C. Stallings
Cub Pack 35 Picnics At Camp Harrington
Cub Pack 35 of Alice Landergin School held its annual picnic at Camp Don Harrington with Cubmaster BL W Van Noy in charge. Cub Scouts enjoyed games and contests including an obstacle bean race a nature hunt a water race and a father son ball game. Allen Roberson graduated from Cub to Boy Scout and joined Troop 24 with Scoutmaster Les E. Smith accepting him. Awards went to Allen Roberson Ben Clegg and Smiley Irelan while service stars were given to ten leaders. Local officials W J Hiatt and R E Ielan attended. The event drew eight leaders and 53 attendees.
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Alice Landergin School
Don Harrington
W van Noy
Allen Roberson
Les E. Smith
Allen
Webelos
Ben Clegg
Smiley Irelan
Hugh Bob Currie
Charles Davenport
Jim Doud
David Grounds
Edward Groves
Ronald Threadgill
Stewart Johnson
Jim Thompson
Gordon Maynard
Floyd Nolan
W. J. Hiatt
R. E. Ielan
Mrs. Roosevelt Denies Farley Charge In Q and A
Eleanor Roosevelt says she never told James Farley the late President Roosevelt distrusted people not his social equals. She criticizes Farley for ghost writing his autobiography and laments focus on society questions amid new social policy pushes.
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New York
U.P
Eleanor Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Ladies’ Home Journal
Walter Trohan
The
Chicago Tribune
Collier's Magazine
Farley
No Settlement in Strike of Gypsum Plant Workers
SWEETWATER Aug 27 The strike at United States Gypsum Company's Sweetwater plant continues with no progress on wage increases union dues checkoff or arbitration. Negotiations ended after two days of talks and no date for resumption was set per U.S. Conciliation and Mediation Service commissioner Ray Majore.
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Sweetwater
U.P
United States Gypsum Company
Gypsum
AFL United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
Ray Majore
United States Conciliation and Mediation Service
Farm work caused over half of last year’s accidents
About 56 percent of accidents to farm people last year occurred during farm work, while only 8 percent tied to housework recreation or other activities accounted for the rest.
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