Junior League Launches City Recreation Program Tomorrow
The Amarillo Junior League plans a second annual city wide summer park recreation program opening at 1 PM tomorrow. Project director Jack Haas says the opening follows a four day institute for playground leaders and marks a series of afternoon to dusk park activities at Filwood, Sam Houston, San Jacinto, Will Rogers, East, North Heights, and El Alamo parks with later events possible at Memorial and Thompson parks.
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Amarillo Juior League
Jack Haas
San Jacinto
Haas
Filwood
Sam Houston
San Jacinto Will
Rogers
East
North Heights
el Alamo Parks
Memorial and
Thompson Parks
Mark Miles
Hans
Ellwood Park
DeCourcy Scott
John Aller
Sam Houston Park
Martha Ann Hendershot
Hayden Ha
San Jacinto Park
Ann Hastings
Dick Hardin
Sanborn Park
Doris Shelton
George Austin
Will Rogers
Gene Schulz
Don Anthony
East Park
Jean Darnell
Don
Junior League
Will Rogers Park
Frida
el Alamo
Mc Hans
Many at 55 Want to Keep Working Not Retire
A Northwestern Life Insurance survey of 3150 policyholders shows 32 percent would stay in their jobs after retirement age if financially able, 33 percent would ease up yet still work for religious and community aims, and 35 percent seek easy days fishing and gardening. Workers 40 and older lean toward continuing work longer, while a foreman notes he would stay active by running a freight elevator when unable to hobble through the plant.
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Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Odd Fellow Rebekah Session Near Close in Panhandle Tonight
Amarillo hosts the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with a public joint session at 8 PM at TOOF 31244 East Fifth. Frank Rundell of Austin and Mrs. Gene Lawless of El Paso were honored after a day of official hosting and informal instruction.
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Rebekah
Panhandle
TOOF
East Fifth
Amarillo
Frank R. Rundell
Austin
Gene Lawless
el Paso
Assembly
Lubbock
Odd Fellows
Mrs. Ross
Rebekahs
Texas
Roy Hooks
Amarillo Lodge
Noble Grand
O. O. Smith
San Jacinto
Wilma Perschell
Santa Man
Inez Bells
Charles Shadell
Milner Hotel
WORTH
C. J. Tate
N. Collect
Surplus Property Returned From Oklahoma Storage
A truck load of surplus material belonging to Amarillo Army Air Field was returned from Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The haul included chairs tables files a typewriter and an adding machine stored in Oklahoma WAA offices. The items will be kept at city hall until moved back to the air field.
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May
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Army Air Field
Oklahoma
WAA
Air
Toscanini greeted with long ovations in Milan
In sweltering heat and at age 82, conductor Arturo Toscanini received 19 minute+ ovations as he led a three hour concert at La Scala honoring Arrigo Boito. A separate item notes a WPA incident where a young boy caused a fire during a baseball game, injuring one and displacing twelve, and a social note mentions Simon Herzstein visiting Denver at the Loewenstern home.
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Toscanini
Milan
Italy
Arturo Toscanini
la Scal
Arrigo Boito
Chicago
Rent Ceiling Trial Halted Till Monday
Federal court in Borger continues case of John H. White charged with violations of rent ceilings on multiple Borger apartments. Hearing halted when White became ill. Borger lawyer Allen previously represented and owned apartments. matter related to Housing Expedite rents in Borger.
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White
Borger
John H. White
Allen
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