Amarillo Gold Star Mothers Plan Trip to Flanders Fields
War Department plans for a Gold Star mothers and widows pilgrimage to France and Belgium for graves of fallen sons. S.S. America sails next week with Nebraska widows. Texas and Panhandle groups expected to join later with full itineraries and escorted travel from New York to Paris.
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Paris Trip Rules For Women Travel Group
The article notes a 14 day Europe stay with women on the trip required to remain with the party. Illness or unavoidable causes may extend limits only if the traveler covers all personal expenses after leaving the group.
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Paris
Europe
City Kills 275 Dogs During Past Month
Police killed two hundred seventy five dogs this month in response to numerous complaints of destructive and dangerous dogs. Frank Gamblin, who did most of the shooting, estimated the figure this morning as officials reviewed the issue.
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Frank Gamblin
West Texas shines in sun as April records show
The Amarillo area reports April in 71 percent sunshine despite above normal showers. April had 17 sunny days 9 partly cloudy and 4 cloudy with 2.19 inches of rain 36 percent above average. The month is noted as the hottest fourth month on record in Amarillo with April 9 at 88 degrees and April 12 the wettest day with .95 inches.
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West Texas
Amarillo
Unseasonal Frost Hits Early in Spring
The frost that typically arrives in mid April occurred this year on March 28 a rare early freeze that impacted crops and gardens across the region.
Paris Seeks to Preserve Beauty of Its Metro Stations
Paris municipal council fears subways could mar the city’s famed beauty and considers improving underground stations with ornamental stairways and related upgrades to match museums and monuments.
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United Press
Paris
Paris plans to alter metro walls for posters
Local councils push to use metro station walls for LaBelle France advertising. Advertisers oppose the move, arguing posters will mar the walls. Parisians, proud of their city, may support the plan to enhance the aesthetic but tensions with agencies remain.
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LaBelle France
Chamber of Commerce urged to recruit elevator builders
T. D. Wagner urges the chamber to interest people in constructing elevators to handle a predicted large wheat harvest this summer. He emphasizes the need for capable storage and handling facilities to prevent post harvest losses.
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T. D. Wagner
Chamber of Commerce
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