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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1936

Page

9

Three Killed At Crossing Near Fort Worth

Three people died early today when their car was struck by a Missouri-Kansas-Texas freight train one half mile north of Burleson. The victims were Charles White Sr. 52 Anna Mae Warren and Edith Arnold 27. White and Warren died instantly. Arnold died in hospital three hours later.

Fort Worth Burleson Here Charles White Anna Mae Warren Edith Arnold White Warren Arnold

Slum-Elimination Plan Replaces Vincennes Brick Houses

A four acre park fronts a row of simple old brick homes removed to clear a worst shantytown in Vincennes. The project uses a home-made approach to revitalize the area and improve living conditions for residents.

Vincennes

Sunset Court: New Pearl City to Clear Vincennes Slum

In Vincennes Indiana a long standing Pearl City shanty town on the Wabash is transformed into Sunset Court a small sanitary village with 20 brick houses. Built at about $290 per unit the project used local land bricks and labor from federal relief to offer leasehold homes with shared play area and a community hall for children and services.

Vincennes Ind United States Pearl City Wabash George Rogers Clark Box Factory George Rogers Clark Memorial Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sunset Court Gus Dunphy Ministerial Association Lions Club Mexico City

William Todd burial set for Richmond Kentucky

William French Todd age 31 died at his home 1408 Hughes Street after years of ill health. His body to be sent to Richmond Kentucky for funeral services and burial. He was a licensed radio operator and owner of a short wave station. a U S Army Signal Corps first lieutenant. member of First Christian Church. He is survived by his parents and sister Myrtice Todd.

William French Todd Richmond Griegs & Sons Todd Hughes Street W. A. Todd U. S. Army Signal Corps First Christian Church Myrtice Todd A. A. Lumpkin

Triplet Brothers Lead Rising Sun Lodge Officers

Kelsey Kermit and Kenneth Gray, triplet brothers, serve as high officers in the Rising Sun Lodge of Masons in Orland Maine. The lodge report shows affairs running smoothly with the three brothers holding key positions.

Orland U.P Rising Sun Lodge of Masons Kelsey Kermit Kenneth Gray

Children from Home to Attend T Newton Hill Bible Class

Thirty children from the Children's Home will attend the T Newton Hill Bible Class Sunday as announced. The beauty prize among certain tribes in the French Congo is awarded to the woman with the fanciest headdress.

T. Newton Hill French Congo

Regular Services At Temple Tonight

Rabbi Alex 8. Wiesel will lead regular services at Temple B Nai Israel with a sermon titled Taking Stock of Present Day Judaism. The lecture reviews Basil Matthews The Jew and World Ferment and the temple choir will participate. Services begin at 8 oclock and the public is invited.

Temple B’nai Israel Alex Wiesel Basil Matthews Temple

Sister of Horace Russell Improves in Pasadena

Condition of Mrs. Gordon Eastman, sister of Horace M. Russell, who was critically ill at her Pasadena home, was much improved after notice of Horace’s call. Another sister, Mrs. Hor tense Woodburn, flew from Amarillo to be by her bedside.

Pasadena Calif Horace M. Russell Gordon Eastman

Snow crews in Harrisburg battle busiest winter in eight years

Pennsylvania Department of Highways reports its snow removal crews in Harrisburg are having their busiest winter in eight years. The record workload affects the division and operations as crews plow, salt, and respond to storms.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Highways

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