Open Bids Tonight On Water Reservoir
City to open bids tonight for a five million gallon underground water reservoir near the pump station at Eighth and Bonham. Also to be opened are bids on four paving jobs on Hillcrest Houston Seventeenth and First. City official Clifford Davis will seek approval for a banquet for 172 city employees with safe driving certificates. Taxicab operators may ask for an amendment to the taxi ordinance over meter versus zone rates.
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Eighth
Bonham
Hillcrest
Houston
Seventeenth
Clifford Davis
City Commission
Cattle Plague Conference Set in Washington
March 4 report that the U S Mexican agricultural commission will begin a conference tomorrow to plan methods to wipe out hoof and mouth disease in Mexico and prevent its spread to the United States.
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Washington
U.P
U.s.-Mexican Agricultural Commission
Mexico
United States
Marshall in Plea for U. S. Aid to Greece
Secretary of State Marshall said aid to Greece is a matter of primary importance to the United States. He noted the issue has urgent attention from President Truman and congressional leaders and will receive a full public statement after a state department study.
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Washington
Marshall
Greece
United States
Athens
Britain
Truman
State Department
Mediterranean
Evicted Family Moves to Trailer After Foreclosure
Mr and Mrs R N Morgan and their seven children, evicted from a four room house at 111 Travis, now live in a one room trailer behind the vacant lot. Sheriff’s officers foreclosed the property for Fred T Lamm. The family possessions remain on the street. Morgan says no payments have been made in a year. A companion says a cow loaned by a friend was removed from the former premises. Distant relative T T Morgan provided the trailer and his wife moved away with a sprained ankle. A separate accident occurred at North East Eighth near a mailbox when Glen O Hendrix of Brookville Ohio drove a 1941 Chevrolet into Mr Spencer, who was injured but not described further.
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R. N. Morgan
Travis
108Th District Court
Fred T. Lamm
Morgan
Mr. Spencer
North East Eighth
Glen O. Hendrix
Brookville, O
Byrnes Presses Fast Approval of Italy Bulgaria Romania Hungary Treaties
Former Secretary of State Byrnes told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the peace treaties aim to reduce occupying troops. He estimated 500000 Soviet troops in Europe outside Germany, with Allied and American forces totaling about 450000, arguing European nations cannot sustain them.
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Washington
Byrnes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Russia
Europe
Germany
Balkan
Marshall
Connally
Texas
Perry Spencer Injuries Less Serious After Car Incident
Perry Spencer aged 75 of 400 North East Eighth walked into the side of a moving car yesterday afternoon. Hospital attendants report he is not injured as seriously as first believed and he remains confined at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Perry Spencer
North East
Northwest Texas Hospital
Greek police arrest 200 for guerrilla recruitment in Athens
Police announce 200 persons arrested in Athens on charges of recruiting youths for guerrilla bands and sending arms to guerrilla forces fighting government troops in northern Greece.
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Athens
Greece
City backs recreation program to curb youth trouble
The city supports a recreation program to help reduce delinquency in Amarillo. A Junior League plan to hire a man for the summer would run a full day schedule of morning afternoon and evening activities. High school students say nighttime recreation is the key as youth lack access to bowling alleys after dark.
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Amarillo
City backs Junior League program to curb drinking
Mayor Joe Jenkins and the city commission endorse the Junior League plan as a solution to youth drinking. Principal Norman doubts a recent poll, urging more wholesome recreation. Maverick Club director Dykeman pins responsibility on parents while Rev. Foreman calls for alcohol education. Some students note younger groups stealing planned activities.
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Joe Jenkins
Jenkins
R. B. Norman
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Les
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Jam Jar Program Shifts to High School Focus
Miss Ester Boule, co director of the Jam Jar and YWCA representative, says high school students will be prioritized in a new recreation program. The Jam Jar is jointly sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA. After April 1 Friday nights will target high school students, and Saturday nights will accommodate three junior high schools.
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Ester Boulware
Jam-Jar
YWCA
YMCA
Relief For Your Cough With Creomulsion Advertising Claim
An advertisement urges relief from coughs bronchitis and chest colds with Creomulsion. It asserts the medicine reaches the bronchial membranes loosens phlegm soothes inflamed tissue and aids healing. The ad promises no narcotics and money back if it does not quickly ease the cough.
Local Amarillo Offices Move to Bivins Building South Wall
A brief notice states Amarillo offices of the company are now on the South Wall of the Bivins Building. It thanks pioneer cattlemen and welcomes readers or clients to visit the new location.
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Bivins
Amarillo
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