Three Injured in Bus and Car Collision at City Intersection
At 11 22 last night a bus and a 1936 Ford coach collided at Mad Fourth Avenue and Tyler Street. Bus driver Thomas Larson 3901 Tyler sustained minor injuries. a passenger Lulu Maude Halford 3103 Mirror Street was treated and released. Ford driver BE A Wise 310 West Fourteenth Avenue suffered a nose injury and was listed in fair condition at Northwestern Texas Hospital. The Ford was southbound when it hit the bus headed west, turning the bus into a tree. Also noted: airplanes brought 28 tons of onion seeds from Argentina to the U S in 1942 to boost the seed crop.
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Thomas Larson
Tyler
St. Anthony's Hospital
Lulu Maude Halford
Mirror Street
BE. A. Wise
Ford
West Fourteenth Avenue
Northwest Texas
Police Department
Argentina
U. S
Amarillo Rotarians Boost War Bond Prizes for Schools
Amarillo Rotarians volunteer to provide War Bond prizes in the Sixth War Loan drive. About $1,000 in bonds raised across 15 school districts with color ed areas to award four prizes each. Nov. 23 is War Bond Day with NBC radio programs and a Roosevelt bond message. Also reports a missing Roswell plane and an Amarillo ordinance prohibiting streetside food and drink service with up to 200 dollars fine.
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Amarillo Rotarians
Amarillo
Guy Sanders
Potter County
NBC
Robert Sherwood
Roosevelt
National Broadcasting Company
Snow Falls in Amarillo Two Hours This Morning
The Panhandle town saw a brief snowfall about two hours long though melting quickly. Records show varied past snows with dates such as Oct 16 1898 and Oct 21 1906 marking heavier falls, while this event aligns with typical Panhandle patterns and forecasts call for cloudy cool weather tonight and warmer tomorrow with a low of 36.
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Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Ban Curb Service in Amarillo Under War-Era Ordinance
The Amarillo city commission passes a new ordinance that eliminates curb service for foods and drinks. Curb service had already disappeared during the war due to a shortage of help, making the move a continuation of wartime conditions.
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Amarillo
City ordinance targets sanitation service restrictions
The city commission passed ordinance 1653 aimed at sanitation policy. Introduced Oct. 31 and approved Nov. 14 it makes it unlawful for any person firm or corporation to serve or permit to be
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Amarillo
Texas
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