Police Chief Warns Slow Driving Is As Dangerous As Speed
Police Chief W McDowell urges traffic caution on Polk Street and around schools. He bans slow idling and enforces strict right turn rules at intersections with automatic signals. Patrols will protect school zones and Boy Scouts may assist traffic duties.
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Classification A J C Students Start Today
Junior college classes begin this morning in the city auditorium and run through Tuesday. B E Masters, president, reports new courses and Amarillo's prosperity attract many students, including a large out of town attendance. Enrollment in the new line is strong. Courses listed include business administration physics mechanical drawing German interior decorating and commercial art. The music department attracts attention as Jack Leveritt works on forming a band. Faculty members are better equipped after summer study.
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Poplar Music
Airplanes Used in Mississippi Survey
Speedy aircraft were pressed into service again Sunday to expedite the survey of the Mississippi and its tributaries, led by Secretary of War Hurley and his party.
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ST. Louis
Hurley
Mississippi
Baptist Revival in Borger Reaches Record Membership
Borger reports the closing of a revival meeting with 35 new members joining at service. Local pastor Rev. Johnson says community interest and citizenship support are high as Borger’s Baptist Church surpasses 900 members. Separate note from Plainville complains about poor Post Office ink affecting fountain pens.
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Girl Scouts Resume Activities in Amarillo After Break
Girl Scout sessions in Amarillo pick up with about 100 new members added, says local director Miss Alice Markey. No troops meet before school opens. Leaders Club plans for the year meet next Wednesday, with staff and troop changes likely as new school buildings open.
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Amarillo
Alice Markey
Girl Scout Meeting Plans and Registration Notice
The group will discuss city topics at the Wednesday night meeting. Plans for Girl Scouts participation in the Tri State Fair and National Girl Scout Week in October and Leaders Training School in October will be made. Meeting at 1806 T Taylor Street at 8 oclock. The Central Presbyterian Church troop needs girls and registration is at the Johnson Building headquarters.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Birmingham burglar steals from the blind factory
An unidentified burglar in Birmingham stole 20 bolts of dress goods 15 dresses and eight nurses uniforms from the Broom and Mop Factory for the Blind. The incident highlights local crime and targets a facility aiding the visually impaired.
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United Press
Birmingham
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