New Traffic Code Goes Into Effect In Amarillo
The new Uniform Traffic Code becomes educational at first as officers teach drivers the rules. Polk Ivy, Amarillo highway patrol captain, says the code aims to reduce carnage by enforcing safety measures such as stopping after accidents, yielding, signaling, and correct parking. Violations carry fines up to 200 dollars, with harsher penalties for injuries, deaths, or dangerous driving, while inspections may be required at any time.
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Ivy
Texas
Paratus
Department of Public Safety
Mrs Wheatley Suffered Hip Fracture In Amarillo Home
Emma Dean Wheatley aged 1615 Polk is resting fairly well at St. Anthony's Hospital after a hip fracture suffered early Tuesday at her home. She is the widow of Bob Wheatley who came to Amarillo in 1880 and rode the range for local cattle outfits. Her father was the late Jonathan Doan with brothers Calvin and C. F. Doan, early Panhandle merchants who started a buffalo hunters trading post at Buck Creek in 1873, later moving to Doan's Crossing on Red River in 1875. She arrived in Doan's Store in 1878 after a Sherman trip ending the railroad line.
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Polk
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wheatley
Bob Wheatley
Amarillo
Panhandle
Buck Creek
Adobe Walls
Childress
Doan
Red River
Sherman
Two Forgery Indictments Quashed in District Court
Two indictments were quashed in 47th District Court as defense attorneys argued that the checks involved were made to firms while the charges alleged swindling of individuals. Named defendants were Arthur Jella, formerly of Amarillo now in Kansas City, and Eli Prater of Dalhart. Jella was given a 10 day alert for possible new indictment.
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47Th District Court
Arthur Jella
Arthur Murray Studio Opens Led by Miss Fritch
A new Arthur Murray Dance Studio opened this morning at 509 Polk with Miss Nina Fritch directing. Owners Mr. and Mrs. William Howard of Oklahoma City plan further openings in El Paso and Albuquerque after expanding from Oklahoma City and Norman studios.
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Miss Fritch
Polk
Nina Fritch
William Howard
Oklahoma City
Norman
Amarillo
Fl Paso
Albuquerque
Bralley Elected Secretary of Texas County Agents Assn
Art Bralley the Potter County agricultural agent was elected secretary of the Texas County Agents Association at its meeting in College Station. Other officers include C. M. Merritt of Hondo as president and A. C. Pratt of Navasota as vice president. There are 107 men for every 100 women in rural America.
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Art Bralley
Potter County
Texas County Agents Association
College Station
C. M. Merritt
Hondo
A. C. Pratt
Navasota
America
Global shortages hit Hong Kong and Brazil markets
Hongkong, China still faces a household refrigerator shortage while most American makers remain active in the market. In Brazil, declines in coffee prices and a slump in silk and cotton textile industries hurt business prospects.
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Hongkong
China
Brazil
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