Community Opinions Favor Higher Police Pay
Marshall Davis a barber from the Pioneer Hotel and John L Norman a railway draftsman in North Cimarron express support for higher police salaries. Both argue better pay attracts qualified, educated officers and would yield long term benefits, even if taxes rise.
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West Haven Circle
Marshall Davis
Pioneer Hotel
L. A. Hislop
John L. Norman
North Cimarron
United States
Middle West
Pay reforms urged to raise officer salaries and efficiency
Raymond Hollingsworth, secretary of the American Quarter Horse Association, argues for higher pay scales for law enforcement officers to attract qualified personnel. He contends stricter qualifications yield better interpretation of laws and improved efficiency, noting officers have long earned low salaries.
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Roy Hunter
Barber
West Eleventh
Raymond Hollingsworth
American Quarter Horse Association
Bonham
Cline Named to American Hereford Association
R C Dick Cline of 2112 Lipscomb was announced as a new member of the American Hereford Association the world’s largest purebred registry based in Kansas City. Last month 183 breeders joined raising total to 19197 an all time high. The association reported a world record 506061 purebred calves registered last year up 79090 from the prior year with white faced calves nearly triple the combined registrations of all other beef breeds.
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R. C
Dick” Cline
Lipscomb
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Five-Cent Fines Boost Hillsboro Parking Plan
U.P reports Hillsboro adopts a nickel payment option for overtime parking tickets. Motorists may pay a ticket with a nickel instead of a dollar if they drop it in a parking meter at city hall within an hour of receipt, a plan that has met notable success.
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Hillsboro
U.P
Engineers Hear GE Executive at Panhandle Plains IEEs Meeting
D Lee Chesnut of General Electric explained public atomic research phases at the Panhandle Plains section of the IEEE meeting in Lubbock with slides. About 120 engineers attended the Crystal Ballroom event, with locals from Lubbock Forger Dumas and Amarillo. next meeting Nov 12 in Lubbock.
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D. Lee Chesnut
Panhandle- Plains
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Chesnut
Schenectady
Apparatus
General Electric Company
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Henry P Mathieu
Lubbock
Forger
Dumas
Amarillo
J. R. Ragland
L. M. Haupt
Texas A & M Research Foundation
College Station
A Right Guy Milwaukee U The Gooey Name Mixup
A teacher on the first day learns a boy named Gooey stands for Guy, with the mother confirming the spelling G u y. The anecdote centers on a humorous mispronunciation and a quirky nickname origin.
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Milwaukee
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