Key West a scenic sea road trip from Miami to Key Largo
Travel piece by Mrs Saline Mann Gooch guides readers from Homestead Florida to Key West via US Route 1 and the Overseas Highway. The narrative highlights seven mile bridge over water, tolls at Island 17, the seven mile span, the Casa Marina, Little White House, shrimp boats, turtle boats, local fishing, naval base, inland lighthouse, and the fun of water and island scenery along the route.
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Key West
Gulf
Atlantic Ocean
Miami
Maine
Homestead
Florida
Keys
Key Largo
Islands
Boston
Island 17
Second Street
Louisville
Memorial Bridge
Casa Marina
Atlantic
White House
Nicaragua
United States
Mars
Saline Mnn Gooch
Tales and snapshots brighten Amarillo page
A mixed column includes jokes, social notes, and local happenings. Genev a McCall seeks a summer yard helper at 302 North Lincoln with telephone 24160, while Mrs Forest Bonnie rescues her son from a near accident and a mother with five children manages them amid smoke. A letter questions a missing baby agency service and defends a sitter agency offering bonded, vetted workers at 2 5777.
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Geneva McCall
North
Lincoln
Letter to Crumpacker From The News Globe Office
Editor notes a mixed staff at The News Globe and reports that among 30 to 40 employees with small children, the babysitter agency is known, while others without kids know little about it. Readers read ads by interest, and the letter invites Crumpacker to visit. best wishes are offered.
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News-Globe
Mothers of
Amarillo
Ray
Texas roots rise from Kentucky tales in a letter
A writer recounts leaving Kentucky for Texas, praising self reliance and work ethic learned early on. She recalls poverty in Kentucky, her aunt in ragged clothes, and her parents guiding three children to earn money on the cotton patch. The piece ends with gratitude for her mother’s choice to seek opportunity in Texas.
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Texas
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Dellie
Dad
Mrs. Williams
SAYS AMARILLO SHOULD HAVE UPTOWN PARKS
A reader urges Amarillo to create an uptown park using the courthouse lawn. The letter argues for benches gravel paths and occasional band concerts to give tired workers and shoppers a sunny rest during lunch hours and to boost city friendliness. It asks if others support this motion.
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Tack
Amarillo
New Orleans
el Paso
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Long Beach
Cal
Organized Teen Employment: A Call for Year-Round Work
A reader urges printed letters on teen labor, proposing organized summer work and extended school terms. She shares experiences raising a daughter, argues work teaches value and reduces social ills, and notes risks with moral concerns in choosing jobs. She invites Amarillo residents to contact Mrs Norge in care of Tack.
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Virgil
Tack
Junnior High
Mr. Izzard
Amarillo
Mexico Reports Ten Percent Tourist Gain
Mexico reports a ten percent rise in tourist arrivals, bolstering the travel sector amid improving security and new regional promotions. Officials credit extended visa waivers and expanding flight routes for the uptick.
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Mexico
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