Young ornithologist to study Panhandle birds this summer
Kenneth Carlander 18, nephew of Amarillo architect Guy Carlander, is appointed by the Panhandle Plains Historical Society as summer ornithologist. A Minnesota graduate and valedictorian, he will classify local species for the Panhandle Plains Museum in Canyon, based in Amarillo until mid September with permissions from federal and Texas authorities.
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Minneapolis
Guy Carlander
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
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Biological Survey
Texas Fish, Game and Oyster Commission
Bird Club
University of Minnesota
Panhandle
Kenneth
Historical Society
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Scouts Spend Two Weeks in Mountain Camp
Amarillo Boy Scouts Troop 1 nicknamed The Broncos complete a two week Sangre de Christo Mountain camp in northern New Mexico. Rain or snow interrupted 10 days yet activities continued with fishing camping singing and pioneering safety cooking for merit badges under Scoutmaster Bob Johnson and Assistant Walter Mellor.
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Temple to Host Next State Veterinarians Meeting
Temple was chosen to host the State Veterinary Medical Association session at the close of the Fort Worth convention with the January dates set. Dr. A. T. Kinsley from Kansas City cited an annual hog cholera loss of 20 to 30 million dollars and Dr. H. L. Darby outlined livestock inspection work by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry. Dr. Lewis Crabb urged greater cooperation among members. An historical note mentions a ring indicating delegation of authority.
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State Veterinary Medical Association
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
H. L. Darby
Bureau
Lewis (. Crabb
Lorraine Flint wins state Fire Poster Contest
Lor raine Flint, a 13 year old Sanborn School student, took first place in the Texas intermediate division of the state Fire Poster Contest. She received a $10 prize and will enter Central Junior High School this fall. Her Scholastic average exceeds 90 percent, with art as a planned focus under Sanborn School guidance.
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Lorraine Flat
Sanborn
Texas
Lorraine
Central Junior High
W. A. McIntosh
Annabel Edwards
Sanborn School
Roosevelt to Open Up PIE Offices Soon
Washington reports say Democratic insiders await President Roosevelt's vacation end to allocate hundreds of thousands of jobs through new federal enterprises. Merit tests and expert qualifications are demanded, as Farley faces senator and committee pressure to speed hiring under emergency Acts and public works programs. Panama’s navy is tiny, with a single steam yacht manned by two caretakers.
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Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Farley
Panama
The Dollar Flux and Global Market Mood
The piece surveys the dollar’s volatility, noting Americans should buy and hold dollars to sustain price levels amid global hunger and wheat and cotton tax schemes. It cites scientists debating atomic structure, longevity trends, and a vivid Africa note on wives’ prices, linking currency shifts to Wall Street and real estate movements.
Market Streets Shaped by Newark and Chicago Route Changes
The reported notes discuss changes to Market Streets in Newark New Jersey and an extension of State Street within Chicago Loop area. The item outlines potential route adjustments and urban planning considerations affecting traffic flow.
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State Street
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