Central Labor Union Holds Meeting in Carpenters Hall
Regular officers and 21 city labor representatives attended at Carpenters Hall on Tuesday evening. Reports noted new credentials from the Electricians Union and a plan urged by Wm Green of the American Federation of Labor to spur building and employment. A three dollar reduction request from building contractors was refused by the Painters Union. An Amarillo Typographical Union note invites members to a next meeting April 4 at 1 PM.
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Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
Ted McGovern
J. Urton
Inside Sentinel
Z. W. Smith
Reading
J. A. Lyons
R. L. McConnel
Electricians Union
Wm. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Green
W. W. Finch
Sam Norton
Plumbers Union
Organized Labor
Jack Thomas
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Cleveland
Jack French
Stratford
E. M. Turner
Amarillo
Thrift Fund Benefit Promised by Puppet Show at Wilson School
The Wilson School PTA sponsors a marionette performance titled The Lost Ruby of India at Central Junior High Auditorium at 8 pm to raise funds for the Wilson Thrift Room benefiting milk and clothing for needy children. Marion Parris 17 of Borger performs with Della Baer Kay Eady and Marie Parris assisting. 10 cents for children and 15 cents for adults.
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Wilson School
Central Junior High School
Marion Parris
Borger
Mick Rat
Nancy
Amarillo
Wilson Thrift Room’ Fund
Parris
Della Baer Kay Eady
Marie Parris
Flashes of Life and Civic Encounters Across Cities
In Oklahoma City Governor Murray is reminded of boxer Young Stribling when the fighter visits and departs after an hour, leaving staff puzzled and a messenger sent too late. In New York a taxi hall spokesman claims dancers earn six cents per minute across two hundred dances, contrasting their skill to debutantes and college girls. Police in New York report Officer Herbert Mackinnon patrolling busy hubs like 42nd Street and Grand Central Station amid ongoing activity.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Stribling
Murray
New York
Charles Marks
Herbert Mackinnon
42Nd Street
Grand Central Station
Silent man on Grand Central ramp greets famous mayor
In Florence Italy a citywide cleanup follows air force wartime spam synthetic gas spots from bombing raids. Car owners remove residue as a fine rain falls, and spectators report clothing damage from the chemical fallout. Mayor Walker’s visits produce brief greetings despite the absence of pedestrians in the Grand Central area.
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Grand Central Ramp
Walker
Mackinnon
Jimmie
Mae
Florence
Italy
Guiding Your Child to Speak Correctly
A mother silences Johnny with insistence on proper English while the boy eagerly narrates that Barry's puppy is missing. The piece argues correction early harms a child’s expressive enthusiasm and may cause frustration, encouraging better listening and patient guidance.
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Johnny
Barry
Bill
Indirect Method Best for Teaching Speech to Children
The text argues that children resist direct instruction in language and instead learn best by emulating good examples. It notes that during youth they may follow peers over family in superficial matters, but outgrow this phase and revert to home standards.
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