Free parking for public servants debate split opinons
Readers weigh in on whether officials serving the public deserve free reserved parking. Flora Gilbert says no, most public servants do not need it. Curtis Burke and Bob Crouch argue for limited spaces or none. Shirley Bain and William Childers express cautious support with exceptions for emergencies and courthouse staff.
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Jack Coats
Flora Gilbert
Dallas
Curtis Burke
Yardman
North Alabama
Bob Crouch
Pierce
Shirley Bain
North Johnson
William Childers
Boys Ranch
Amarillo High Crowding Spurs North Side High School Talk
The Amarillo Globe reports North Amarillo Civic Club discussions on creating another high school north of the railroad tracks to relieve Amarillo High. A resolutions committee, led by Jack Seale, will present proposals to the school board, with meeting set for Friday Feb 24 at Buchanan Street Methodist Church.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Texas
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Jack Seale
Clarence Giles
W. F E. Black
Frank Anderson
E. R. Reed
Bill Chumley
Amarillo
North Amarillo
Amarillo High School
North
T. A. Reville
Topeka
Kan
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Pueblo
Colo
University of Chicago round table on air since 1931
The University of Chicago round table has been on the air since February 1931, continuing a long running outreach program. This program began in the winter of 1931 and has persisted as a staple of campus broadcasting.
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University of Chicago Roundtable
Judy Canova Brings Brisk Ticket Sales to City Show
Judy Canova has drawn strong sales for her Friday night show at Municipal Auditorium. Tickets are sold daily 9 to 5 at Dolly Lynch Concert Bureau, 109 East Ninth, with prices 3.60 parquet and boxes, 1.40 back parquet, 1.80 balcony, 1.20 student. Canova rose from Broadway to radio and film, listing credits from Ziegfeld Follies of 1937 to Sleepy Time Gal and Hit the Hay.
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Judy Canova
Municipal Auditorium
Dolly Lynch Concert Bureau
East Ninth
Puddin’ Head
Marriage Ends After Wedding in Knoxville
James C. Davis married Barbara Davis in Knoxville but filed for divorce two days later. He charged that after the ceremony his bride declared she did not love him, called the marriage a previous mistake, and said she did not intend to live with him.
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Knoxville
U.P
James C. Davis
Davis
Barbara Davis
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Panhandle
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Tyler St
William
Winn
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Conoco Super Motor
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