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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
4
Frank Hoyt county assessor and collector warns Potter County residents they cannot buy poll taxes to vote in elections this year. The annual deadline is January 31 and is valid for any election in the year.
Norman Oklahoma October 2 The University of Oklahoma will research mass baby-sitting Saturday after noon. On Ferris Rogers urging the senate voted sixty dollars to hire nurses to care for children of university parents so the fathers who are veterans can attend the Oklahoma Texas A M game.
Early today at North East Eighth and Aldredge a horse was struck by a 1941 Plymouth driven by L. M. Robertson of Compton California. Robertson and passenger Daniel Berg of Philadelphia escaped injury. The car suffered severe front-end damage. Officers could not locate the horse owner. In Dallas a Veterans Day reunion with Adm. Chester W. Nimitz and Audie Murphy was announced for Oct. 14 at the State Fair of Texas.
State Senator Grady Hazlewood told about 100 farmers from 22 counties at the Herring Hotel that the Farm Bureau should organize for self preservation as prices may fall. J Walter Hammond of the Texas Farm Bureau outlined a statewide membership push with local and state meetings radio ads and press releases.
Colored pictures of Philmont Boy Scout Ranch will be shown at 5 30 tonight in First Presbyterian Church Eleventh and Harrison. The images depict summer activities at the vast ranch noted for deer buffalo and wildlife. Scout Dan Ferguson of Explorer Post No 9 and staff member at Philmont speak about the exhibit with Bob.
This morning a fire damaged the interior of a two-room house at 806 North Roosevelt occupied by the R. W. Harvey family. Firemen received the alarm at 10 47 and returned to central station at 12 10. Roosevelt Street lies 32 blocks east of Polk Street.
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