Amarillo Labor Market Report Sees Modest Employment Rise
The Texas Employment Commission reports Amarillo area employment up 100 month over month and total unemployment about 1,400, with gains driven by new labor entrants such as housewives and students in retail. Forecast calls for further 100 jobs before Christmas, then a drop of about 225 after the holidays.
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Toms
Ami
Clinton C. Allen
B. A. Myers
Amarillo
Texas Employment Commission
West Seventh
Wayne A. Grant
Panhandle
Leaders of Negro Churches To Meet Tonight
Negro churchmen from various Panhandle districts will attend a district meeting tonight at 8:15 at the Church of God in Christ 213 Madison. Host pastor Rev J L Langston. Rev N Eckfort of Memphis will officiate. Public invited. seats reserved for white attendees.
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Varough
Panhandle
Church of God In Christ
J. L. Langston
Credit Buying Is Mounting As Christmas Purchases Rise
Amarillo credits official Don Blatzheim says Christmas credit use is up this year, with more families relying on charge accounts and instalments. A national study notes credit is at an all time high but not a share of income, and five rules are offered to manage purchases: budget, track, pay promptly, cooperate with offices, and review credit records. A new Sept 20 regulation limiting spending on appliances is noted.
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Win Amano Crous
Don Blatzheim
Amarillo Credit " Association
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Trade Association
Your
Credit Bureau International
D. C. Blatzheim
Credit Bureau
Christmas shopping warns motorists to stay safe on busy roads
Police Captain Carlie Price urges pedestrians and drivers to follow simple rules during Christmas and New Year holidays as heavy traffic and shopping raise dangers. Five fatalities this year in Am rille. Mexico City teachers threaten a strike at exams, with the Education Ministry promising to pass students without exams.
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Teeffie
Carlie Price
D. C. Blatzheim
Mexico City
Education Ministry
Texan Charged in Attack on Girl 16 near Texarkana
Texarkana authorities to charge a 27 year old married man with raping a 16 year old girl eight miles west of Texarkana Sunday. The girl, after drinking, said the attacker threatened her with death. two other men fled the car. Bowie County Deputy Sheriff Frank Riley said the two would be material witnesses. A Texarkana hospital physician confirmed the rape.
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Texarkana
Bowie County
Frank Riley
Sevral
Shipwreck Halts Caroling Mission in Boston Harbor
Twenty two carolers from the Sacred Heart Choral Society of Newton seeking to cheer hospital patients were shipwrecked for five hours on the Stephen O’Meara off Castle Island in Boston Harbor. The nine crew and all passengers were rescued by a Coast Guard boat. the group canceled the concert and left the island as seas grew rough.
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Boston
Long Island
Sacred Heart Choral Society of
Newton
Stephen O'Meara
Coast Guard
Castle Island
Tiny Dallas baby undergoes rare heart operation
In Dallas a very small baby named Richard David Manley in East Texas underwent a delicate operation after being diagnosed with a blue baby condition. He weighed under 5 pounds and is believed to be the smallest infant to survive such surgery. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Manley of Dallas County.
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Ion Hel
Dallas
Richard David Ma
H. R. Manley
East Texa
Santas Needed for 50 Needy Families in Amarillo
Neary 90 underprivileged Amarillo families face a Christmas without aid unless volunteers step in. Jack Haas of the Christmas Cheer committee says a full list of deserving families exists at the Community Chest and that about 50 groups remain without anything. Call the Chest at 6359 to help. Six hundred Italians arrived in Tierra del Fuego with a prefabricated town in the liner Geneva to set up a new community with factories ready for reconstruction.
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Amarillo
Jack Haas
Council of Social Agencies
Tierra del Fuego
Argentina
Beunos Aires
Geneva
Miss Strueber Wins 250 Dollar UT Scholarship
Miss Mary Lou Strueber daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Strueber of 1301 Jackson has won the Townes Scholarship at the University of Texas School of Law valued at 250 dollars toward tuition.
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Strueber
Mary Lou Strueber
G. J. Strueber
Jackson
Townes
University of Texas School of Law
Pai
Student Honors End at Kappa Beta Pi Circle
Miss Strueber, a member of Kappa Beta Pi on campus, is noted for her involvement as the school continues education initiatives. High taxes have impacted India’s making economy, according to the report.
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Clinton
Allen
J. L. Carter
Agency
FISE
Old Line Stock, Fire and Casualty Companies
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
Beltim
Commercial Union Fire Insuron
Metropolitan Casualty Co
New York
Camden Fire Insurance Co
Com
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Hertford, Conn
Gulf Insurance Co
Delles, Texas
North River Insurance Co
Cravens, Dergan & Co
Houston, Texas
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
National Association of Insurance Agents
Ana la
DTU
Best One Hearing Service
Addres
Finance Service Co. Uit West Ltd
D. S. Ashby. Mer
Mia Me
Darrell Webb
U. S. Post Office
Maddox
Polk ST
India
Elton Z
Oa Water CO
Roa
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