Amarillo school board election set for April
The first 1934 city election will be held April 7 to pick three trustees for the public schools and Amarillo College. John Winters will not seek reelection, W L Speer Jr seeks another term, and Dr T M Montgomery is considering a candidacy amid sparse filings. Holdovers include Judge S A L Morgan, Dr R P Parcells, Tom Gallagher and Joe Dooley.
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Panhandle Music Festival Prize List Revealed
The Panhandle Music Festival set for March 13 lists several prizes. Globe News offers a marching contest plaque, Harmony Club awards $2.50 to top Bach contestant, MacDowell Club and Amarillo Conservatory prizes of $2.50 await department decisions, with certificates issued as usual.
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Young Democrats to Meet in Session Tonight
Potter County Young Democrats urge attendance at a 7 30 PM meeting in the district courtroom of the county courthouse. Tom Seay, president, will preside as a review of the proposed state convention in Dallas in May is discussed.
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Judge Bishop Seeks Re election for 47th District
Judge Henry 8 Bishop veteran jurist and prosecutor announces candidacy for re election as district judge of the 47th Judicial District comprising Armstrong Potter and Randall Counties. He notes long service since 1893 and 1918 election to district judge, pledging continued devoted duty and judicial economy. Mrs Dall chooses tangerine frock at Washington event.
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RULING QUOTED FOR TRUCKERS IN TEXAS RECIPROCITY
Potter County Attorney Howard Anderson outlines Texas reciprocity rules for out-of-state truckers. A private owner may make five trips a month with up to five days per trip. for hire trips are limited to two per month, four days each, only if the origin state offers the same courtesy. New Mexico requires licenses for all in-state movement, so Texas imposes no free trips for hire. Out-of-state drivers must carry state registration receipts, a bill of lading showing ownership, and a Texas Railroad Commission permit for hire work.
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Skating Ring Opened By Canyon Manager
The Palo Dura Skating Rink at 3310 West Sixth Avenue opens under H. B. McDonigall of Canyon. Classes are offered at 2 and 6 pm daily. The hardwood floor rink provides quality skates for all skaters.
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Two Men Charged With Car Tampering in Potter County Jail
David Smokey Ash and Roland Baker were arrested and jailed in Potter County on an indictment for affray and tampering with motor cars. Police allege they were taking accessories and other items left in automobiles. Justice B R Clark set bonds at $500 each.
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Smokey” Ash
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Potter County
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Mass housing study eyed for 1930s scale investment
The Roosevelt administration launches a long range study led by four cabinet members to guide 30 to 50 billion dollars of private investment over a decade in mass housing. Focus areas include modernization, new private dwellings, and slum clearance, with housing shortages estimated in the hundreds of thousands of units and a fossil resin note on amber.
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Open Forum Club Meeting Speaker Planned Tonight
Mrs Ruth Delzell will address the Open Forum Club gathering this evening at 7 45 at the home of Miss Una Brooks 1805 Taylor Street.
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