Christmas Tree Erected At Auditorium For Am arillo Needy
In Municipal Auditorium this afternoon the annual community Christmas tree was erected and trimmed. Sponsored by the American Legion Am arillo, the event funds the tree for needy children with donations from civic clubs and fraternal organizations.
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Amarillo
Reverend J N Darnell Named Wellington Church Minister
Decorated for the season, Rev J N Darnell of Higginsville Missouri was named minister of the First Christian Church in Wellington. He succeeds the former pastor and will begin duties soon.
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J. N. Darnell
Higginsville, Mo
First Christian Church
Wellington
Federal Inspector Taking Rat Census in Amarillo
Federal inspector Howard H. Harris of the United States Federal Security Agency works with the typhus control section to count rats in Amarillo. The census, begun yesterday and finishing today, aims to gauge the impact of a city rat proofing campaign on rat numbers. Harris, from Atlanta, uses an inspection formula to estimate totals. He hopes the results show the campaign’s effectiveness.
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Howard H. Harris
United States
Federal Security Agency
State Department of Public Health
Harris
Atlanta
Traffic Hazards Even In Horse Bogey Days
A reminiscence recalls Jack and Kate, Amarillo Hardware’s mule team, who caused minor wrecks on Mondays in Polk Street. Ed Bagot, former delivery man, recalls how the pair sometimes ran away, damaging wagons and a streetcar, with each firm repairing its own vehicle after the incident.
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Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk
Jack
Kate
Polk Street
Amarillo
Mr. Bagot
Steve Ridings
Street Car Company
Milk and Mud In Diet Debate At Capitol Hill
Frederick C. Othman relates a Capitol Hill exchange where Mrs. Dorothy Brady argues calcium in milk matters more than milk consumption, cites tortilla lime water and African mud, while Sen. Flanders probes dietary lessons and dairy industry claims.
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Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Dorothy Brady
Flanders
Senator Flanders
December Building Permits Exceed Four Hundred Thousand
Building permits issued in December topped 400000 with a 4500 residential permit to C R Walker and G L Roberts for a three room frame house. Other permits include Carl Miller 2003 Harrison 5000 for a residence addition and Clifford McMurtry two four room brick veneer dwellings at 1600 Lipscomb for 8900 each. December total reaches 405160.
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G. L Roberts
Carl Miller
Harrison
Clifford McMurtry
Lipscomb
Shortage of Maps Delays Filing for Army Property
City application for Amarillo airport property at Amarillo Air Field is delayed by a shortage of field area maps. City manager N V Moss said filing with the Civil Aeronautics Administration in Fort Worth will occur after the engineering department completes five maps. The package covers 136 buildings including hangars warehouses and hospital area facilities.
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N. V. Moss
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fort Worth
CAA
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