Campaign for Clean Streets targets downtown trash disposal
City plans two wooden trash boxes to be placed downtown near the Herring Hotel and Amarillo Building rear alley. Boxes will hold a yard and a half of material and be nonflammable. A sanitation inspection team checks stores while a spring cleanup campaign resumes with a paper sweep and revised rules on alley dumping after 6 pm.
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Eggs Stand? Amarillo Reporters Try Chinese Tip
A Globe News reporter tests the old Chinese theory that eggs can stand on end at equinox change times. Eggs stood yesterday morning but not last night, as balance, temperature, and moisture affected the feat. The reporter notes timing and conditions likely influenced results and wonders how others fared.
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Soldier Wayne Benton dies after service and farm life
The son of Mr. and Mrs. FE Baker of Lorenzo and the sergeant and Mrs Benton is a two year old Wayne. After graduating Estacado High School in Crosby County in 1938 he worked on his father's farm six miles northwest of Petersburg.
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Benton
Wayne
Estacado High School
Crosby County
Petersburg
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