Teachers To Visit Homes For Home School Ties
Teachers from first grade to senior high will visit pupils at their homes tomorrow and Wednesday afternoons to meet parents. Calls run from 1 30 until 5 o'clock, with visitation afternoons arranged to minimize lost school time. Superintendent Chas M Rogers said teachers seek better parent ties to boost student success.
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Bond Set On Burglary Charge For Donald Jones
Bond of 1500 dollars was set for Donald Jones age 20 of St. Francis after he waived examining trial on a burglary charge. He allegedly burglarized Buddy's Club on River Drive Saturday morning and a quantity of candy cigarettes and gum was recovered.
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Syrup of Black-Draught Promises Gentle Relief for Children
Byrup of Black Draught flavors honey sweet and appeals to children. Made from natural herbal ingredients it claims to act gently without harsh griping and to ease morning stomach discomfort. It boasts 17,000,000 bottles sold and suggests improved mood and sleep for youngsters.
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Bids Open For Park Buildings In Amarillo Parks
Bids for construction of utility buildings in three Amarillo parks Thompson Park Fl Alamo Park and South Lawn Park will be opened at the city commission meeting tomorrow. Buildings measure about 10 by 20 feet with a 25 by 25 feet roof shelter and will use concrete block walls with a built-up roof. A larger Benton Park project from last year is cited as a reference.
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Amarillo Captain Henry Returns Home From Korea Duty
Captain Frank A. Henry United States Air Force is home on leave en route to a new assignment after completing duty in Korea. He commanded an AACS detachment in southern Korea and served at Kwajalein and Eniwetok. A World War II veteran, he entered service in 1942 and earned wings in 1944. He is a graduate of Amarillo High School, with Mrs. Henry and sons Karl and Michael visiting at 609 North Pierce.
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Raid on Tugu village torches 300 homes in Java clash
An armed band of about 500 men raided Tugu on Java's north coast burning 300 houses and destroying 750 tons of rice. Two villagers were killed during the attack.
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Indonesia
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Java
Youngsters Rope Trick Turns Fatal in Larchmont Street
In Larchmont New York two six year olds tied a rope between them and pulled tight as a car struck it. John H Edwards Jr was killed and Shahin Akhavi suffered a fractured skull.
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Investigating Minor Thefts Across Local Weekend
Police investigated several weekend thefts including a purse stolen from Alma Franklin at Clover Club and $19 missing. Harold Hughley reported two chrome wheel covers taken from his car near Ninth and Taylor. J A Hedgecoke's car lost a wheel tire tube and lug wrench at home. Amarillo Club reported 12 beers stolen. A suspect, described as a Negro man, held in city jail, to face theft under $5 charges in court. Reuben Stahl lost a billfold at Herring Hotel. Eddie Cunningham reported tubes and wheels stolen from his truck in Dumas.
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North East Ninth
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Lamar
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Taylor
J. A. Hedgecoke
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Corporation Court
Reuben Stahl
Oklahoma City
Herring Hotel
Eddie Cunningham
Neuches
Dumas
Accelerated High School Registration At Amarillo College
Registration for the Accelerated High School division of Amarillo College is tonight at 7 in the registrar's office. President Meyer notes the division started two years ago with freshmen, enrollment grows monthly, and progress depends on each student. Students must be at least 21, with evening or art-session classes.
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Amarillo College
A. M. Meyer
Atlas Claims World Population Rise Since 1939
Rand McNally releases Cosmopolitan World Atlas showing world population about 2.4 billion now versus 2.2 billion in 1939. The atlas highlights demographic growth and regional shifts across continents.
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British Columbia Credit Unions Dedicate New Headquarters
Vancouver marks the dedication of a remodeled BC credit unions head quarters as a report notes more than 55 000 members in 230 groups across the province.
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B.C
British Columbia
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