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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1949

Page

20

Civic Groups Unite For March of Dimes Drive Launch

Civic groups and the Sunes campaign kick off the 1949 March of Dimes drive in Amarillo with 16000 letters mailed to residents. A parade led by Mayor Hagg opens events on Polk Street, an iron lung is displayed, and a charity party circuit with prizes begins through late January. Funds aim to support polio efforts and local drives, with a closing dance by VFW and American Legion to raise money.

Polk Street Lawrence Hagg Amarillo Sixth Polk Lobo Club Grand ‘Terrace North West Third J. I Sanders Veterans of Foreign Wars The American Legion VFW West Eighth Drive Treasury Peter County Potter County

March of Dimes Drive Reported Donations and Polio Stats

Texas donations placed forty third in national rankings while the state reported third highest polio case count that year. The drive ends on the last day and urges all people to support the March of Dimes as a worthwhile organization.

Texas State

Personal notices and lost items in Amarillo reader ads

A jumble of classifieds seeks driving shaft, baby clothes, ironing work, a job, a home for a puppy, missing items and lost possessions. Readers offer help, rewards, and requests for contact at local addresses and phone numbers.

Ridgenere Iai van Buren

Beekeepers Hear 1948 Honey Boom in Pennsylvania

W. W. Clark of Pennsylvania State College told the Pennsylvania Beekeepers Association that 1948 honey production reached 7,482,000 pounds, up 657,000 pounds from 1947. He noted crowded bees seek new homes and more hives yield more honey.

W. W. Clark Extension Agriculturalist Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania Beekeepers Association Clark

Texas City Damage Trial Set For April 25

The Texas City disaster damages suits totaling about 100 million dollars will be tried April 25. Federal Judge T M Kennerly set the date on opening day of the current session and reported the government is named in more than 250 suits for property and personal damage. About 2 000 injured and 12 killed are referenced, with consolidation into one case planned.

Texas T. M. Kennerly Kennerly Borger Jess Nix Tex

Ladies Night Fetes Amarillo Kiwanis Members In 30th Dinner

About twenty Amarillo Kiwanis Club members and wives attended the 30th annual Ladies Night dinner dance at Herring Hotel. Seymour Davis of Otis County performed ventriloquism and magic acts, with Dick Morton and his orchestra providing music. During intermission retiring president Judge W N Stokes received a leather suitcase, and longtime secretary treasurer Ralph Crabtree was given a hand drill. Lokey named new club president and led the arrangements.

Amarillo Kiwanis Club Herring Hotel Ing Seymour Davis Otia Beaks Cnty Mr. Davis Dick Morton W. N. Stokes Ralph Crabtree Ted Lokey

Cotton allotment basing future cotton acreage 1949

Three Texans A M Pendleton E Marshall and B F Vance attend a four day closed conference in Texas on future cotton allotments and marketing quotas as the agriculture department outlines how acreage will be used to set baselines if planting is restricted. South Texas begins planting soon while uncertainty leaves farmers unsure how much land to devote to cotton.

South Texas Agriculture Department A. M. Pendleton E. Marshall B. F. Vance

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