Criticism of Plumbing Practices Found in Industry's Own Banks
Letter by Thomas Thompson discusses critical charges against local plumbers and the national plumbing association. He cites reader correspondence from July 21 1948 and notes industry self critique of practices affecting Amarillo consumers.
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Thomas Thompson
Palo Duro Associated
Amarillo
National Association
Industry backs free installation and public trust in plumbers
The piece argues against restricting installation to in-house purchases, citing consumer hardship and legal risk. It cites Robert Hammersmith and Plumbing and Heating Business on how refusals to install purchased elsewhere harm business. It notes public opinion and industry PR as major concerns for master plumbers.
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M. R
Amarillo
Robert Hammersmith
Wisconsin Master Plumbing Association
Tom F. Blackburn
Hammersmith
M. A
Glen T. Shields
Shields
Public urged to send letters on plumbing board representation
A citizen calls for published signed letters defending public input in the Plumbing Advisory Board. He objects to the master plumbers demanding only certain members and urges engineers with technical training outside the building and plumbing industry be included in the board.
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Thompson
M. R
City Engineers
Plumbing Advisory Board to Include City Officials
By appointment a board to be known as the Plumbing Advisory Board, consisting of one journeyman plumber, one master plumber, the city engineer, the plumbing inspector, and any other member deemed desirable by the City Commission, not to exceed ten members.
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City Commission
Plumbing Advisory Board
Two Cars Stolen Here Are Recovered by Police
Two automobiles stolen in Amarillo this week were recovered. A wrecked 1941 Mercury convertible owned by Dallas resident John A Donley was found near Tucumcari New Mexico where a suspect, badly injured with both legs broken, lay in a hospital under guard. A 1938 Chevrolet coupe owned by R L Thompson of the Plains Hotel was also recovered.
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Amarillo
Tucumcari
New Mexico
John A Donley
Dallas
Capitol Hotel
Tucumcari Hospital
R. L. Thompson
Plains Hotel
Locust Plague Threat Fought by New Insecticide
A new liquid insecticide containing tetra is developed in Cleveland to combat the 17 year locust outbreak threatening Ohio West Virginia and Virginia. The agent is touted as a potential solution to the widespread infestation and crop damage.
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Ohio
West Virginia
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