Record Tax Payments Reach New High in Potter County
Pot ter County citizens paid over 60 percent of state and county taxes with $306,370 already recorded as paid in full of the $506,302 due. Frank Hoyt, assessor and collector, noted many checks arrived by mail yesterday and remain to be recorded. Discounts apply for early payments: 2 percent for full payments this month, 1 percent in December. Hoyt added the month’s figures likely set a county record.
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Potter County
Frank Hoyt
Mr and Mrs James Farmer to Visit East Texas
Mr and Mrs James L. Farmer of 2306 West Sixth plan a weeklong trip to East Texas starting tonight departing from their home.
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James L. Farmer
West Sixth
East Texas
Year Round School Not A Panacea For Juvenile Crime
Amarillo superintendent Chas M. Rogers argues nine months of schooling should remain and funds are unavailable to extend to a year. Dr. Woods proposes summer programs in crafts, arts and reading to curb truancy and delinquency, urging compulsory attendance and higher education spending to reduce crime costs.
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Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
L. A. Woods
Doctor Woods
Rogers
Texas
Dr. Woods
Associated Press
The
Globe
United States
Potter County Servicemen Are Released From Service
Four Potter County servicemen discharged at Fort Sam Houston on Monday are Felix A. Anders of 111 North Taylor Leonard A. Bruce of 1205 West Sixth Warren L. Clark of Pantex Village and William J. Taylor of Route 3.
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Fort Sam Houston
Felix A. Anders
North Taylor
Leonard A. Bruce
West Sixth
Warren L. Clark
Pantex Village
William J. Taylor
Amarillo Bar Association Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Amarillo Bar Association will hold a noon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel to discuss important business matters. President Ben Manning said there will be no speaker, but the agenda will fill the session.
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Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo
Ben. Manning
Plea by Corporal for Ride to St Louis or Illinois
Corporal James Miller seeks a ride to St Louis or any point in Illinois this weekend to take his wife and two year old child home. He can be reached at 815 A Alabama phone 2-0920. The coastal Chile note mentions 1900 miles of islands fjords and glaciated peaks with over 200 inches of rain annually.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Chicago
Cpl
James Miller
Alabama
Corporal Miller
Chile
Victory Bonds urged to secure peace and end war roots
Grady Oldham of the American National Bank urged buying Victory Bonds to secure the peace we almost have and end the war. Amarillo Victory Loan head Guy Sanders said bond purchases will kill the evil roots of war. Despite calls, bond sales this week were slow as people failed to respond.
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Grady Oldham
American National Bank
Oldham
Guy Sanders
Amarillo
Panhandle Officials to Meet in Amarillo on Education Plan
Potter County's E Bond quota in the Victory Loan is 1,290,000 with an overall quota of 4,150,000. Panhandle school administrators will gather in Amarillo tomorrow for the Panhandle School Administrators Association meeting at 10 o'clock in the high school. H. E. Robinson of the state department of education will be the principal speaker.
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Potter County
Panhandle
Amarillo
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