Amarillo Santa Fe workers form first safety club
The Ama rillo car department led the creation of Santa Fe Railway’s first employee safety club. J T Fritchman heads the group which marked a year without a reportable injury at a Thanksgiving dinner. The aim is to inspire similar clubs across the system.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
F. L. Ornelas
E. G. Pippin
R. O. Wood
L. T. Hardin
J. F. Haynes
M. E. Harmon
J. T. Fritchman
E. J. Vaughn
B. F. McMahon
R. E. Roberts
R. H. Groom
W.G. Smith
R. E. Cervantez
L. F. Brown
G. C. Morrell
Amarillo Railroad
Amarillo Club
Car Department
McClurkin Advises Youth to Pick Woman First
The minister and director of the Happiness Clinic on radio told youth to choose a partner carefully before loving. He urged boys to think ten years ahead in selecting a mate, signaling romance should follow prudence over passion.
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Hadley
Mass
U.P
Paul T. McClurkin
Pritchard Speaks in Amarillo High School Assembly
Dr. Francis W. Pritchard pastor of Central Presbyterian Church spoke on religion at Amarillo High School in a Hi Y Club program titled What Religion Means to Me. Student chairman Jimmy Strickland introduced program chair Kenneth Connell and flag salute. John Josey performed organ melodies as part of the program.
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Francis W. Pritchard
Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo High School
Hi-Y Club
Pritchard
Jimmy Strickland
Kenneth Connell
Salisbury resident reports berries blossoming in November
Salisbury resident Frank P. Merrill found blue berries with blossoms on November 15. A few days earlier in nearby Newburyport, raspberries were found. Mrs. Arthur Lanouette of Newburyport said her yellow forsythia shrub was in blossom.
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Salisbury
Mass
U.P
Frank P. Merrill
Newburyport
Arthur Lanouette
Spanish and American trade tales span centuries
The article notes Spain moved gold from South America for a century prior to New England exporting its first fur. It cites World War II wax use in U S waterproofing and motors, with beeswax totaling about a million pounds annually for ammunition and airplane seals.
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New England
United States
Motors
Electric Globe News
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