Amarillo Schools Parade Through National Education Week
Amarillo public schools mark American Education Week with radio programs by Aeolian, A Cappella, and Elizabeth Nixon choirs and student discussions. Airings include Life at Amarillo High, KGNC and KFDA slots, with student debates approving education on marriage and family life.
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Aeolian Choir
A Cappella
Eliubeth Nixon School
Iimingle
Amarillo Radia
Elizabeth Nixson School Songsters
Nlae
Amarillo High School
KFDA
KGNC
Houston
Education Week Exhibits and Radio Plans Display Amarillo Education
Education Week events unfold across Amarillo with multiple school choirs and bands performing on KVAI KVAT KGNG KFDA KYAL and KGNC. The schedule features Helen McNeil directing Am arillo organizations plus A Cappella Choir led by Jutta Evans and Louise Dickens with a National Education Week recording and a panel discussion moderated by D B Linn featuring Amarillo College president A M Meyer and other district leaders.
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KVAI
KFDA
KVAT
Sam
Houston Pta
Joe Coffee
National Education Association
KYAL
KGNC
D. B. Linn
A. M. Meyer
Amarillo College
Roy Borer
Amarillo Center
Chas
M. Rogers
Anr
Amarillo
ATO
Sam Houston Junior High School
North Amarilla Kiwanis Club
American Education Week
Elizabeth Nixson
North Randall Civic Club Elects Officers for Year Two
The North Randall Civic Club in Randall County elected officers for the second year at Alice Landergin school. P. S. Finch was re elected president with E L Shoiner as vice president and Dr W M Jackson as secretary treasurer. Meetings move to the second Monday monthly at the school doubling as their new gathering site.
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County Civic Cit
P.S. Finch
West
Forly
Wes
Alice Landergin School
Taylor
Ell. Shoiner
W. M. Jackson
Trinity Methodist Cauren
Thirty-fifth
Jackson
Duluthers Favor Music On City Buses In Pilot
Duluth Minn residents riding city buses will hear a special FM radio program during the first city wide experiment. WEBCO program limited to relaxing tunes with brief news updates and weather. 360 tunes per day and 99 percent passenger approval.
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Duluth
Minn
Sta
WEBCO
Gunfire at Back Door Lands Man in Jail
In East St. Louis Potter 43 fired a shotgun into the sky from his home back door claiming the heat was too warm and he wanted the temperature to drop. Police arrested him for discharging firearms in the city.
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Air
Mail order Sunday school to reach remote Minnesota children
The Minnesota district of the Missouri Synod Lutherans will mail Bible lessons to six rural area churches so children in distant northern Minnesota can learn the Ten Commandments. Rev. A. E. Wiriger cites long travel on Sundays as the barrier to attendance. The program aims to bring lessons to those far from churches. In South Dakota, Bill Richjaca, an 86 year old fisherman, has spent decades living in a tent by the river before briefly moving into town and returning to tent life.
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Library Club
PTA
America
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Lions Club
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Margaret Wills School
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Bivins School
Alice Langergin
Gra
Summit School
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Sanborn School
John L. McCarty
Optimist Club
AEW
Will Rogers
Wilson School
BTA
Schoo
E. & Jordan
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
San Jacinto School
Forest Hill School
P&ta
Dwight Morrow
American Business Club
Glenwood
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Minn
Minnnesota
A. E. Wiriger
Minnesota
Missouri Lutheran Church Synod
Ares
Winger
Menno, S. D
Urik-Bill Rich- Jaca
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Richards
Placed in Catacombs in Guanajuato Mexico
Bodies of the dead are laid in catacombs in Guanajuato after relatives failed to claim them. The grim scene reflects local neglect and ongoing need for identification or reburial programs.
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Guanajuate Mexico
New Look Fading Slim Silhouette Reappearing in Fashion
The article notes a return of the new look and slim silhouette at the fall fashion fair in New York as women seek to shed bulges. It highlights weight reducing products in recent months, focusing on Barcentrate, sold by Texas druggists, mixed with grapefruit juice, with a money back guarantee and widespread endorsements in Texas.
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New York
Texas
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