Red Cross Fund Nears Final Goal At $29691
The Red Cross annual drive totals reach 29691.45 with final goal 4590. Franklin D. Davis, chapter manager, says receipts lag and the drive remains open for donations. Women’s division via Mrs. Pete Knight nets 1900. big gifts chair Jim Hudson reports 275 pledged, big gifts total 17598.65. Call 26571 for pickup.
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Red Cross
Franklin D. Davis
Mr. Davis
Pete Knight
Hudson
Davis
Dumas Auto Stolen Twice in 24 Hours
A Dumas man’s 1940 Chevrolet coach was reported stolen Saturday night. Amarillo police arrested two youths after spotting the car and finding a shotgun axe pistol and hunting knife inside. The car was returned to the owner and then stolen again last night.
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Dumas
Amarillo
Fillmore
Council of Social Agencies to Meet at 8 Tonight
Mrs Sam L Seay president announces a 8 o'clock business meeting at the Community Chest offices 607 Taylor. Mrs Lowell Munday of the Junior Welfare League will discuss the league's Summer recreational program with agency members.
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Council of Social Agencies
Community Chest
Taylor
Sam L. Seay
Lowell Munday
Junior Welfare League
Auto Dealers Tonight Panhandle Texas Meeting
The Panhandle Used Car Dealers Association hosts this afternoon an executive session at the Mexican Inn at 4 o clock with Bill Freeman of Amarillo presiding. The Mexican Inn banquet room opens at 7 for members and guests with Phil Phillips orchestra and Dixie Dice acts, a cowboy feature by Hunt and his Burger Wild West boys, Larrymore Dancing Studio numbers, and Stuttering Sam finale before dancing continues.
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Panhandle Used Car Dealers Association
Texas Used Car Dealers’ Association
Mexican Inn
Bill Freeman
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle Used Car Dealers’ Association
Phil Phillips
Dixie Dice
Co. B. Hunt
Burger
Wild West” Boys
Larrymore Dancing Studio
Sam
Pioneer Air Lines changes schedules Amarillo Houston David Crockett joins fleet
Ed Whitney announced schedule changes for Pioneer Air Lines affecting Amarillo operations tomorrow. Departures from Amarillo will be at 7:40 AM and 3:40 PM with arrivals into Houston at 12:52 PM and 8:51 PM. Return flights reach Amarillo at 1:27 PM and 9:45 PM. The DC-3 named David Crockett, fifth in the Texas hero fleet, is added to regular service.
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Ed Whitney
Northwestern
Pioneer Air Lines
Amarillo
Houston
Car Stolen in Amarillo Recovered Two Hours Later
Jim Hensley of Amarillo reported a car stolen around 9 20 p m from the 4400 block on North East Eighth. Police recovered the vehicle near 204 North Pierce about 11 40 p m, two hours after the theft was reported.
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Jim Hensley
Amarillo
North East Eighth
North Pierce
Youth Center seeks leaders as demand grows
More than ten thousand youngsters crowded San Jacinto Youth Center in its first full month prompting calls for volunteer leadership. Center officials urge adults to volunteer in boxing wrestling weight lifting tumbling crafts swimming and games while donations of equipment and funds are welcomed through the center.
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San Jacinto
Jack Haas
Hans
Henry Cusick
Wes Rynders
Leon L. Hoyt, Jr
Charles Green
Harold Richey
Claude Lemons
Anonymous
Ray Daniels
W. F. Turner
J. H. Saint
Fred Geer
E. F. Kendall
Jimmy Jones
Homer Martin
Abilene
Yallie C. Hall
Dr. Fannin Q. Kelle
Absentee Balloting Heavier in Amarillo School Election
Absentee voting for the Amarillo school election on April 5 runs higher than usual with 75 ballots cast by mid day. Four measures appear on the ballot including two school trustees, a $2 million building bond, a $350000 Amarillo College bond, and a tax rate increase to $1.50. Balloting ends tomorrow at 5 pm at the school business and courthouse offices. Results will be canvassed by the school board at the high school next Monday night.
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George Waddill
Waddill
Amarillo College
Meeting Talks and Labor Issues Stir Controversy
A Monday march 31 1947 report notes no development in the GN controversy until noon. The item mentions open shop questions and labor recognition as key issues with possible meeting today. Want Ads promise quick action.
New Development Lacking In Local Building Shutdown
There were no new developments on the building shutdown as the stalemate between the contractors and the Building Trades Council entered its fifteenth day. Both parties indicated Saturday there was no progress and no agreement in sight.
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Building Trades Council
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Kirk
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Ameterica
P.D.C
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Floy Gifford
S. A. Jones
Harry Kellam
Oo. R. McCollum
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M. J. Twaddell
T. Ross
Fred Schupp
R. FE. Wester
Ene
Taylor St
Alabama St
Adams St
Travis St
R. Drive
Buchanan
Florida St
Line Ave
Bowie St. Cactus Drive
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Co
Ace Builders Supply Co
Builders Supply Co
Builders Supply Eagle Paint & Wallpaper Co
Hunsleys House of Color
Hunsleys Paint Mfg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Sherwin-Williams Co
le PO
Spe Attes
6Th St
Sbeney
7Th St
Anne W. OE
Cnet Ceeess
Tyler St
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Washington
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