Dock Workers Back on Jobs in Los Angeles Harbor
Stevedoring firms call 30 gangs of longshoremen to work seven ships in Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor reopening after a week-long shutdown ordered by the Waterfront Employers' Association. Government referee Arthur C. Miller declared the port officially reopened at midnight and loading to resume after daybreak.
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Long Beach Harbor
Assn
WEA
Arthur C. Miller
CIO
Luckenbach and Outer Harbor and Wharf Co
Luckenbach Steamship Co
Outer Harbor and Wharf Co
Controversy Over Plumbing Joints Hearing Set
The plumbing code advisory committee plans a public hearing on whether to use threaded steel pipe connections instead of wiped lead joints for inside plumbing. The 8 o clock hearing at city hall will include 100 invitations sent to plumbers and builders. Mayor Hagg urges attendees to share constructive suggestions.
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Plumbing Code Advisory Committee
L. A. White
Commission
Stanton M. Field
Lawrence Hagg
Parents Reunite With Baby Found In Truck
Mrs. W. B. Tarwater of 601 Pierce found a crying baby abandoned in a truck near her home. Police cared for the infant at the Salvation Army until the parents arrived about half an hour later to reclaim the child.
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W. B. Tarwater
Pierce
Amarillo weighs city limits study and zoning action
Amarillo commission authorizes Mayor Hagy to start a study with the planning and zoning commission to expand city limits by ordinance before year end. The panel will identify outlying areas dense enough for inclusion, following a recent charter amendment. City voters approved extending by ordinance, not charter.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagy
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Hagy
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fourteenth Avenue
Polk
Tyler
Polk-Tyler-Fourteenth Area
Ira Stephenson
Stephenson
Bud Curtis
Zoning Commission
Hagg
S. E. Fish
Harrison
J. R. Bassett
William Boyce
Bill Clifford
Grace Webster
Mayme Campbell
Stinson Brothers
Fourteenth and Polk
Amarillo City Commission Takes Up Zoning and Civil Service Vote
The Amarillo commission denied a rezoning request for 2308 West Seventh to C retail. It authorized Mayor Hagg to sign a sewer-line purchase contract with Fred Seale for 9 880.65 and instructed Ben Manning to prepare for a civil service election before December 5 to decide state or city civil service for police and firefighters.
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W. Hermon Kerr
Tyler
R. P. Parcells
Dick Bivins
Herman Smith
Jerry Briscoe
Jinks Mode
Bill Gunn
Beaumont Stinnett
Bob Gorman
West Seventh
Hagg
Fred Seale
New Officers to be Elected for Military Order of Cooties
Palo Duro Pup Tent No 10 will hold elections tonight at 8 at 3402 West Sixth. Members will gather to select officers for the organization.
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Military Order of Cooties
Palo Duro
Pup
West Sixth
Easier To Find Husband Than Place To Live
A humorous tale from Texarkana notes women priorities beyond husbands. A Negro pastor moved to West Texas. his wife refused to move, saying it would be easier to find a new husband than a new house. Toastmaster Wilbur Smith recounts a Georgia police widows pension and plans to remarry after grief.
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Associated Press
Texarkana
West Texas
Texas
Wilbur Smith
Georgia
Pension Board
Smallest Carvings Displayed in Seattle Curio Shop
A Seattle shop collects minuscule religious and cultural figures carved on grains of rice. The display includes Virgin Mary, Christ on the cross, Confucius, and Buddha, touted as the world’s smallest carvings.
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Seattle
Wash
Virgin Mary
Christ On the Cross
Confucius
Buddha
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