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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1948

Page

3

City Office Move Set for City Hall and Municipal Auditorium

City officials plan a gradual relocation of departments from City Hall to the Municipal Auditorium by August 1 to centralize offices and free space for a 30 000 work force. City Engineer Stanton Field leads a space survey while City Manager N V Moss confirms the plan amid move preparations.

Municipal Auditorium City Hall Fourth Tyler Stanton Field Ehlo N. V. Moss New York Building Workers of America APL Cresse Pitts Ingerton Bethlehem Steel Company John and Tyler

Moward R. Dil to Appear in Voice Recital

Moward R Dil will headline a recital at Amarillo College with Howard R Dill directing. The program includes pieces in Italian French German and American songs with Lorraine Dill on piano. The public is invited with no admission charge.

Howard R. Dill Amarillo College Dill Lorraine Dill Ree

Grain Producers News launches with quality wheat feature

The first issue highlights quality wheat production by Frederick T. Dines agricultural agent of Tex-O-Kan Flour Mills. Dines urges Texas farmers to adopt high quality varieties as export markets shrink. The Journal is published monthly by Grain Producers Publishing Co. Inc with officers W. T. Cook Horace Smith Henry Creitz and A. O. Applequist as editor and manager.

Grain Producers News Frederick T. Dines Tex-O-Kan Dines Texas Wheat The Grain Producers Publishing Co., Inc W. T. Cook Tahoka Horace Smith Mi‘ami Henry Creitz Adrian Applequist

Three More Tagged Fish in Buffalo Lake Rodeo

The Fish Rodeo at Buffalo Lake sponsored by Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club and Globe News reports three more tagged catches. James E. Wade of Borger, David E. Flowers of 3200 Jackson, and W. A. Burrows of 605 North Buchanan earned prizes for tagged perch and bass.

Buffalo Lake Panhandle The Globe News James E. Wade Borger David E. Flowers Jackson W. A. Burrows North Buchanan Mr. Hade Fillmore Cobb & Reddock Clothing Store McGregor Mr. Flowlers Mr. Burrows Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company

Price College P T A To Install Officers Tonight

Price College P T A will install new officers at 8 o clock tonight in the school. Officers to take office include Jim Reynolds president Lee Nemechek vice president Mrs Pred DeCoster secretary and Jack Ackerman treasurer. Glee Club will entertain and refreshments follow the meeting. This will be the PTA's last gathering of the term.

Price College P-Ta Jim Reynolds Lee Nemechek Pred DeCoster Jack Ackerman Price College Glee Club PTA

American Legion Probes Student Housing Dispute

The American Legion announced plans to investigate the veterans housing situation at John Tarleton College in Stephenville. The issue involves government actions raising subsistence allowances and rents on trailer units occupied by students, with the Public Housing Authority cited as the source of rent increases.

American Legion Austin American Legion Today John Tarleton College Stephenville Legion George 8. Berry Lubbock Feral Public Housing Authority

Empire Venetian Blind Co Promises Durable Plexalum Ve Retin Blinds

Sales pitch touts Plexalum Ve Retin blinds as light, quiet, and robust with no chipping or peeling. Claims include easy cleaning and flexible operation, urging customers to contact the Empire Venetian Blind Company for custom home installations.

Empire Venetian Blind Company

Capeskin Leather From Cape Town Spurs Debate

A veterans administration subsistence allowance rise prompts debate as Capeskin leather derived from a small African sheep linked to Cape Town provokes discussion about government policy directions. The material's origin is cited as Cape Town.

Cape Town South Africa

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