Recreational Study Opens With Broad Regional Interest
Recreational leaders gathered from Claude and Amarillo to attend a course of instruction in the Community Building at Pantex Village. Miss Cornelia Lee said the program runs through Friday with a Halloween party final, and participants may earn certificates from the Social Recreational Institute of New York. Representatives from Farm Bureau Girl Scouts and Farm Union attended, and sessions include square dancing and social activities. Afternoon meetings start at 1 30 and evening lessons at 8 o'clock with no charge.
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Claude
Cornelia Lee
Housing Authority of
Amarillo
Social Recreational Institute of New York
Farm Bureau
Girl Scouts
Farm Union
Pantex Village
Pantex
Helen Dauncey
New York
Social Recreational Institute
Austin Board Hears Protests On Compulsory Vaccination
The Austin School Board heard protests from religious groups opposing compulsory smallpox vaccination for public school pupils. Rev. W. C. Hartgrove said the policy defies God's law and urged exemption for faith reasons after Walter Gates, representing Christian Scientists, requested carve outs for their children.
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Austin
U.P
W. C. Hartgrove
Church of God
Walter Gates
Madame Lebrun Dies in Paris at 69
Madame Albert Lebrun wife of the Third Republic’s last president died in Paris at age 69. California produces 63 percent of all asparagus packed in the United States.
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Lebrun
Paris
Albert Lebrun
California
United States
Rent Hikes Drive Petitions in Five-County Area
Frank E. Hobgood, area director, says higher tax bills fuel a surge in rent increase petitions under rent control laws. He notes hardship provisions apply when net rental income falls due to city, school, and county tax rises, with tax increases being especially notable this year in Potter Randall Carson Gray and Hutchinson counties.
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Amarillo
Frank E. Hobgood
Hobgood
Area Rent Control Office
Hindu Government Rushes Troops to Kashmir
New Delhi reports that the Hindu government of India is sending airborne troops to Kashmir to prevent a peasant and tribal uprising from storming the capital amid the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan. A separate item notes John Wesley Hill in Decatur admits pilfering a commissary car containing underclothes and a fountain pen along with other loot.
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India
Kashmir
New Delhi
U.P
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Junagadh
Decatur
John Wesley Hill
Uniforms Delayed for Badger Band Gala Opening
Badger Band uniforms for the gala opening at Esquire Theater are delayed. Ama rillo College Band director Charles M. Riker says the supplier will not ship new uniforms until today. The band will wear evening attire as a temporary compromise.
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Badger
Esquire Theater
Eighteenth
Washington
Charles M. Riker
Amarillo College Band
Mr. Kiker
Wood burning stoves debut in U.S. market in 1830s
The first cooking stoves marketed in the United States in the 1830s used wood fuel. They featured built in ovens and a water heating tank at the rear.
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United States
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