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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
3
Mrs. Roy Parkhill of Tucson Arizona told sheriff's officers this morning that three suitcases containing clothing three hats two coats and costume jewelry were taken from her cabin at a local tourist court over the weekend while she was in Oklahoma City. Value set at 500 dollars.
Jean Ross pleaded guilty to a forgery charge and asked for a suspended sentence in 47th District Court. The jury deliberated under half an hour and sentenced her to two years in the penitentiary with suspension. Another forgery case, R B Bolton, also pleaded guilty and sought a suspended sentence. William Brown alias Knockout faced theft from person trial. Five criminal cases were disposed of in a very busy session.
Police announce strict enforcement in school zones with full penalties. Signs marking zones damaged by motorists. one driver ticketed for reckless driving. Patrols at Horace Mann and multiple streets. National Flying Farmers Association notes 1944 Oklahoma origins with 4000 members in 14 states.
Enrollment for 16 evening classes at Amarillo College will be accepted until Sept. 20 without late fees. Classes meet one evening weekly from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Additional courses include art appreciation, business machines, bookkeeping, engineering drawing, rhetoric, English literature, conversational French, trigonometry, psychology of education, shorthand, and Spanish with designated weekday schedules.
Dr Meyer announced fundamentals course options for Monday and Thursday with reporting and contact details for enrollment. He said a class will be provided if as many as 12 students request it. The piece also cites 1945 US public accidents injuries totaling 2,850,000 with 130,000 causing permanent impairment.
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