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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

11

Esther Johnsson concert prompts extra seating at Amarillo College

Sponsors of a special Esther Johnsson concert for children say extra seats will be needed in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium to fit the crowd. Tickets rise after 6 pm and have sold to children from nearly every city school. Adults can enter only with a child as the world renowned pianist offers a program blending unpublished Balkan music, foreign carols, and lantern slide views of village costumes. Amarillo's Philharmonic Orchestra backs the event.

Esther Johnsson Hich Amarillo College of Music Balkans Miss Johnsson Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra

Amarillo Rotary Adds Two Members At Thursday Meeting

Lane McAfee and Maurice Adkins are welcomed as new Rotary members. McAfee affiliates with his father Charles A. McAfee in the family retail furniture business. Adkins belongs to the Madden Adkins Pipkin and Keffer law firm.

Amarillo Mr. McAfee Charles A. McAfee Rotary Club N. & Griges Horace R. A. Duncan F. B. Duncan Maurice Adkins Madden, Adkins, Pipkin and Keffer

Four Are Injured In Train Accident Near Clinton

A Northwestern passenger train collided with a Milwaukee freight train at Clinton injuring four people. The crash happened at the edge of the city where the rail lines cross, sending a gasoline tank car off the tracks but causing no fire. The passenger train was en route to Los Angeles.

Clinton, In Northwestern Milwaukee Clinton Northwestern Railroad Los Angeles

Boom Days Ahead for Texas Road Builders

Texas road builders look forward to a sharp increase in construction under a 1936 program. The Texas highway department expects about 49 million dollars in new work through August 1946, funded largely by federal aid including works progress administration and relief funds. Since 1927 the department has spent over 219 million dollars, averaging more than 27 million annually, delivering 23,511.68 miles of highways with detailed costs by project type.

Austin Texas State Highway Department Works Progress Administration Gibb Gilchrist Highway Department

Alabama Prohibits Trading Mules After Dark

Government figures from the period show federal funds totaling $72,276,356, state funds $90,410,782, county funds $42,156,448, and other sources $93,744. The text notes unlawful acts and the necessity of an established business location for mule trade after dark.

Alabama

Bishop Pollock Hosts Sun Bathers Serve Fee Dance Event

The Bishop of Norwich Dr Bert ram Pollock organized a serve fee for sun bathers at a dance hall near Great Yarmouth England, presenting a local charity style gathering aimed at community recreation and fundraising.

Norwich Bertram Pollock Great Yarmouth England

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