April Traffic Fines Total and Violations Report
City traffic officers issued 3 789 tickets in April with fines of 3 039 dollars from 822 violators and 232 citations to appear in corporation court. Speeding led to 60 convictions. reckless driving 68 tickets with five drivers not convicted. many other offenses listed with counts and convictions.
Planes on Schedule Despite Walkout
Delta Airlines says a flash strike by maintenance workers and ground crews will not interrupt flights. Strikes hit Atlanta Fort Worth Miami and Chicago after failed talks. UAW CIO members voted 98 percent to strike but date left to board.
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Atlanta
Delta Airlines
Fort Worth
Miami
Chicago
United Automobile Workers Union
CIO
Leigh C. Parker
Delta
Georgia
Thomas J. Starling
UAW
Execuive
C. E. Woolman
Barkley Charged with Murder in Rail Yard Case
J. D. Barkley Sr a Fort Worth and Denver Railroad shop employee faces murder charges after a May 6 incident. The ex special officer waived exam and refused to testify. Bond set at 7500 dollars. Mayo was also named as a railroad employee involved.
Plays Political Boss Opens With Free Reserved Seats Denied
On opening night the production Plays Political Boss will feature general admission with no reserved seating for the Wednesday performance. Curtain time is 8 15.
State of the Union plays two nights at Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Little Theater presents State of the Union written by Lindsey and Crouse next Tuesday and Wednesday at Municipal Auditorium under Oma Link Rowley. Bill Lane reprises a political boss role with a cast including Virginia Erickson and Lester Brecht. tickets $1.30 adults $0.60 students. season tickets honored.
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Jim Conover
Bill Lane
Amarillo Little Theater
Lindsey and Crouse
Municipal Auditorium
Oma Link Rowley
Mr. Lane
Little Theater Group
Uncle Chris
Mama
State of the Union
Virginia Erickson
Lester Brecht
Dr. C. E. Colgate
Eloise Gipson
Bette Thompson
Paul Olson
Ruthelle Bacon
Judge W. N. Stokes
Selby Grout
Jim Howard Named West Texas Regional Rep for Texas Manufacturers
Jim Howard, former Amarillo Chamber of Commerce industrial manager, is appointed West Texas regional representative for the Texas Manufacturers Association. He resigns from the chamber next Thursday. headquarters to be in Amarillo. Territory covers the Panhandle to El Paso and Wichita Falls. Clyde Jones moves to Houston. Ed C Burris calls Howard an asset. Local TMA leaders include Bob Clements and R A Young with F D Wallace treasurer. Howard previously served as post engineer at Amarillo Army Air Field and was a lieutenant colonel at discharge.
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Jim Howard
West Texas
Texas Manufacturers Association
Howard
Amarillo
TMA
Houston
Bob Clements
Superior Manufacturing Company
Panhandle
R. A. Young
Dumas
F. D. Wallace
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation
Harold Dunn
Shamrock
Clements
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Army Air Field
Committee on China Relief Drive Named Officers and Members
Col Blucher Tharp announces officers for the United Service to China funds campaign with Dr R C Snodgrass as vice chair and Virgil Patterson as treasurer. The list includes Drs Cannon Foreman Pritchard Thomson and others, with a pledge statement supporting China’s democracy, education, and humanitarian aid.
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United Service To China Funds Campaign
Col
Blucher Tharp
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Virgil Patterson
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Neal D. Cannon
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Francis W. Pritchard
Leon M. Hill
R. Thomson
Lawrence Hagg
Jay
Amarillo Fund Drive Aims for China Relief Quota
Amarillo citizens form a local campaign committee to raise 4500 for China Relief led by Gen George Marshall and Edward R Stettinius Jr Earl T May visits as field rep for United Service to China plans two letters to solicit support Final drive meeting at 7 pm tonight in Amarillo High School cafeteria Dr James L Russell WTSC Canyon will speak on teaching as a profession Delta Kappa Gamma officers install at 6 15 pm in room 107
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China Relief
George Marshall
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Amarillo
Earl T. May
United Service To China
May
Amarillo High School
James L. Russell
West Texas State College
Canyon
Amarillo College
WTSC
Una Brooks
Mae Simmons
Delta Kappa Gamma
Oil Stove Blasts Destroy Three Homes in One County
Oil stove explosions in Hill County destroyed three homes and damaged another. One person was injured, Mrs. August Giebler of Bynum is hospitalized with facial and arm burns. The Giebler residence burned, while L. C. McElfresh and Mose Sheffield lost their homes and Connie Rager's home was damaged.
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Hillsboro
Hill County
August Giebler
Bynum
Giebler
L. C. McElfresh
Mose Sheffield
Connie Rager
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Denby
Stubblefield Enue and
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Canada Dry
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