Salvation Army praised in reader letters in Amarillo
In a Tack letters page readers praise the Salvation Army for its broad aid reach beyond race creed or class. Local residents Earl Bailey and Karen Graves discuss the Army’s efficiency and impact while others propose allocating funds to Boys Ranch Community Chest and related groups.
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Salvaon
Amarillo
Texas
Ing
Karen Graves
van Buren
Barber
East ‘Twenty-first
Salvation Army
Boys Ranch
Kids, Incorporated
Children's Home
Barn Fire Prevention Plan Outlined by WVU Experts
West Virginia University extension specialists propose a four point plan to reduce barn fires by up to eighty percent. They urge keeping barns clean of rubbish, checking wiring, maintaining fire protection with extinguishers, and storing inflammables safely away from children and animals.
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Jruanlawn
United States
West Virginia University Extension
Big Sunday News Globe
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