PAVEMENT PROGRESS PROMISED FOR GLENWOOD STREETS
Glenwood prepares for two paved arteries to Llano cemetery as Rev John Jones urges city officials to act. Property owner H A Nobles offers graveling funding on sections across his land while pledging neighbor cooperation to reach the cemetery road.
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Amarillo School Board 10 Sets Friday Meeting Time
The Amarillo school board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 o clock next Friday evening in the superintendent's room at the Senior high school. Superintendent W A McIntosh announced the plan this morning.
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Trip to Oil Field Recommended for Long Face Owners
Dorset Carter president of Pan Tex pipeline company urged Panhandle oil field exploration saying development is under way and wells near production point signal possible new activity. He noted cold weather paused work but workers were at it again and the field’s boundaries are not yet fixed.
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League 10 Fights to Keep Garmon as District Deputy
Izaak Walton League members and president Bob Ames press for the reappointment of B. D. Jarmon as district deputy game warden. Ames travels to Waco for talks with Turner Le Hubby about a fish hatchery in the Panhandle. If Amarillo water plans pass, a large Panhandle lake could become a premier public fishing and hunting area.
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C. H. Hubbell
J. W. Whittle
League
Turner Hubby
Fish and Game
B. D. Garman
Work On Oliver Eakle Building To Begin By March 15
The eight story office building at Sixth and Polk is planned to start by March 15. Mrs M D Oliver Eakle builder and representative William Oliver of William Oliver Realty announced the plan and said architects are finalizing details. General plans include brick fireproof construction with modern features and high speed elevators. The aim is to start construction mid March to finish superstructure for interior work by early fall.
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Six Chest Committees Cole to Attend Meet Work
Community Chest solicitors raised more than $1,000 yesterday with six committees at work today. The drive total surpassed $15,000 toward a $26,090 goal for eight institutions. J. Cole, traffic manager, will join a Texas Industrial Traffic committee meeting in Austin Monday to review the examiners' report on the Southwestern Rate case and decide on action.
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Housing Committee Named for Consecration Meet
Mr Henry Gooch chairs the housing committee for the consecration of Bishop elect C Seaman. The committee will arrange lodging for bishops clergy and delegates at Amarillo January 13 19 and 20. Members include Montgomery Gould Ware Hisenberg Elk ington McCaskill Whit satt Delze Bee croft and Ames.
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Mittee
C. Seaman
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Amarillo
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A. J. Ware
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H. Y. Elkington
K. McCaskill
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Weather cools after warm spell with near steady day
Forecast clears tonight and tomorrow with fair skies and a drop in temperature. The day’s high reached 26 degrees and the low 25, compared with 61 and 27 a year ago respectively.
Army Maintains Regular Force At 12 000 Officers
Washington Jan 7 The house approved provisions of the war department bill for maintenance of the regular army at its present strength of 12 000 officers and 119 600 men.
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Clement H. Yost Former Amarillo City Attorney Dies in Arizona
Clement H. Yost former city attorney of Amarillo and a Panhandle figure died yesterday at Whipple Barracks Prescott Arizona. He had been confined in a government sanitarium in Arizona and was born May 29 in Minneapolis Minnesota. An active Elks member with many local friends his burial plans were unclear at present.
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Not Enough for Air Service Says Army Budget Falls Short
Secretary Weeks told the Army aviation committee that the roughly 16 million dollars allocated for the army air service was insufficient to maintain an adequate air force. He praised Major General Patrick for his leadership of the service.
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Ross and Good Must Serve Sentences in Killing
Austin Texas January court of criminal appeals rules T Milt Good and Tom Ross must serve twenty five and twenty years respectively for the murder of H Robertson a cattle shipper killed April 1 1923 at Seminole Texas The killings arose from the West Texas cattle men war against smugglers and cattle thieves Robertson was described as a special detective for the cattle mens association.
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Plainview Woman Named New Secretary of State
Mrs Meharg of Plainview was named secretary of state in Ma Ferguson's administration. The appointment, announced last night, follows other new posts including Mark McGee as adjutant general and Charles C Austin as banking commissioner. Meharg, about 45, is a home oriented civic speaker who taught school briefly and has several children.
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Water plan discussed at joint city meeting
The advisory water board and city commission will hold a joint meeting next Saturday to set a date for a special election on a proposed tax limit increase and a $1,750,000 bond issue for a water plant. Delegations from all city sections will receive a full briefing on the project and answer questions.
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Amarillo
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Kiwanis Ladies Night Plan Announced
The Kiwanis club outlined plans for its annual ladies night and officer installation on January 22 during a noon luncheon. Dr. Forrest Dutton was welcomed as a new member, Judge Roscoe Wilson of Lubbock offered good wishes from Amarillo Kiwanians, and J. Lindsay Nunn led discussion on publishing a newspaper. Charles R. Austin led the program with the theme Famous For Food at Amarillo hotel.
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Forrest Dutton
Roscoe Wilson
Lubbock
Amarillo
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Izaak Walton League Organizes Enforcers for Panhandle Game
Amarillo sportsmen pledge to report game violations and aid enforcement. Bob Ames elected president as 100 plus locally commit to active duties to protect wildlife and ensure law compliance.
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Panhandle Oil Field Grows With New Whittington Well
Oil has been discovered ten miles north of Shamrock in the Whittington well. The high grade oil flows from a 2185 foot deep bore located on section 9, block 27, Wheeler county Laycock property. Whittington reports samples and says the field extends eastward with deeper drilling planned.
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J. C. Whittington
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Laycock
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