Need for pipelines debated by naval and military leaders
Admiral H A Stuart testified pipelines in the southeast are desirable for defense as they could free tankers for military use. Major Clifford V Morgan estimated war needs at 10 percent of 1940 crude output, while J C Hunter urged states handle conservation without federal regulation.
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Insipid Stuff Taught Pupils Says Teacher
Miss Gladys Ide of Philadelphia urges special education teachers to learn the life of students and read newspapers to cover current events. She criticizes teachers for teaching what happened 1500 years ago and calls for more relevant instruction to prevent exploitation in life.
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Gladys Ide
University of Pennsylvania
Clouds Signal Local Weather Shifts From Evaporation
Mr. Collman notes clouds come from evaporation of moist soil in the Panhandle. He predicts today and tonight will be partly cloudy with warmer, fair conditions tomorrow. Last night’s low was 33 degrees and tonight’s low should reach 36. Today's high near 50 to 55 with a chilly northeast breeze.
Texas Senate OKs 60 MPH Speed Limit Bill
The Texas Senate amended and passed a bill setting daytime 60 mph and nighttime 50 mph limits for private cars, 55 mph for buses, 45 mph day and 40 mph night for trucks, with 30 mph through towns and department marked safety limits on dangerous road sections.
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Building Costs Hit 520 852 Mark In Amarillo
Construction costs in Amarillo for this year totalled 520 852 this morning. Latest permits were issued to John A. Price for a 3000 dollar home at 727 North Hayes Street and to S. S. Fleeck for a 4600 dollar house at 916 Bonham Street.
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S. S. Fleeck
Bonham Street
Rush To Buy Automobiles
Detroit reports a postwar demand surge as production for cars and trucks hits a first quarter record of 1,560,000 units. Dealers brace for potential labor shortages with expanded showrooms and stock, reaching 625,000 units by February end.
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Judge Northcutt Returns From Austin Sens WPA Certification Plan
Judge Ernest Northcutt returned from Austin where he and county officials urged the legislature to create a federally approved agency to certify WPA workers. He warned that without such a provision there will be no more intake in WPA. Commissioner John H. Winters accompanied him.
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Austin
John H. Winters
Early City Election Sees Fewer Than 50 Absentee Ballots Cast
By noon in the April 1 city election less than 50 absentee ballots had been cast. The voting deadline is 5 PM today and officials urged turnout in the final hours.
Dying Educator Funds Pocket Money Loan At School
Emporia Kansas based Emporia State Teachers College learns of instructor Dan L Wilhelm who, on his deathbed, asks for non interest loans rather than flowers. He directs gifts to the dean of men to finance a small loan fund so students can afford a date or meal without financial worry.
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Plea To Resume Production In Three Labor Cases
The defense mediation board urged companies and unions in pending cases to resume production and maintain operations during negotiations. Hearings are set for three cases tomorrow with another for International Harvester on Monday. Panels will study Vatadium, Cornell-Dubilier, and Universal Cyclops. a five member panel will lead the Harvester review.
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Vote Machines Gain Favor Across Alabama Cities
In Alabama voting machines spread from consent by four state agencies to Montgomery and other cities. Since July 11, 1939, a constitutional amendment made machines optional by county and city votes, with Mobile Birmingham Houston County and Anniston adopting them, and Montgomery poised to follow after January elections.
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Alabama
Mobile
Birmingham
Houston County
Anniston
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs offered 1000 head with prices mostly steady and top at 7.90. Cattle salable 225 with vealers steady and stockers unchanged amid broad weekend clearance. Fat cows 6.25 to 7.50 and canners 4.05 to 6.00. Sheep limited at 100 with fed lambs around 10.50 to 10.75.
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Woman suffers hand injury in car collision at city intersection
Mrs. Audra Mae Tidwell of 605 Florida Street was injured when her vehicle collided with another at Harrison Street and Fourth Avenue. The other driver was M. J. Berry of 211 Maryland Street.
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Harrison Street
Fourth Avenue
M. J. Berry
Maryland
Burglars Break Into Duck Inn Music Box
Burglars entered the Duck Inn at 1006 East Tenth Avenue last night and rifled the nickelodeon. The amount of money inside the music box could not be determined.
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Globe-News Want Ads Show Rooms and Rooms For Rent
April 1st vacancy offers three furnished rooms with garage, bills paid at $35, 702 Jefferson. Also a five room nicely furnished house with Electrolux and San Jacinto appliances on 704 Jackson. Private bedroom with meals and entrance. Globe-News Want Ads claim results. Dial 6262 for ads.
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Globe-News
House Passes Airport Land Purchase Bill
The House approved on final reading a bill introduced at the request of Amarillo's city government. The measure would allow towns and cities to acquire additional land for airport purposes, as reported by state representatives.
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Amaerillo
House .of State Representatives
No Developments in Laying of Woman Slaying
County officers pressed clues in the grover area slaying of a woman from a week ago. Sheriff Bill Adams said persons who might identify the victim were being questioned. Sheriff Hix Wilbanks of Hansford County reported no new progress from Spearman.
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Bill Adams
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Hansford County
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