Amarillo Schools See Net Enrollment Rise This Year
Amarillo public schools report 253 more pupils than the first week of last year. Twelve schools rise, nine fall, Summit remains at 193, Wilson adds 117, Elizabeth Nixon Junior High up 101, Sanborn down 114, Wolflin down 34. Forest Hill up 31, Glenwood 18, Morace Mann JUN up 5, 50, Humphrey Highland 1, Margaret Wills 2, McKinley 75, San Jacinto 5. Negro enrollment up 5 to 269.
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Amarillo
Summit School
Wilson School
Elizabeth Nixson
Sanborn School
Wolflin School
Alice Landergin
Dwight W. Morrow
Johnson
Lee Bivins
Pleasant Valley
Sam Houston Junior High
Fred Douglas
Forest Hill
Glenwood
Morace Mann
Mystery Letter Remains Hint at Family Ties
In Amarillo the exchange among Ellery and Patty reveals a burnt scraps and whispered theories about Jim and Nora. The dialogue suggests Rosemary, Jim's sister, may be connected to earlier correspondence and a new undisclosed development.
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Amarillo
TWX
Jim
Rosemary
Nora
Ellery
AMARILLO LOCAL OBITUARY AND PEOPLE NEWS
Around Town column lists residents under medical care supervision and undergoing surgeries across several addresses. Notable item: Melton Barker from Star Theater joins Marines as second lieutenant after leaving The Globe News for Quantico indoctrination.
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Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital News
V. D. Murray
Route 1
N. W. Finch
North Lincoln Street
Roy Bird
Lincoln Street
Bob Jones
San Jacinto Street
Mary Bruce
Alabama Street
Carole Baker
Buchanan Street
Ray Canada
Borger
Louise Christian
Harrison Street
Will Benton
Fillmore Street
Melton Barker
Star Theater
Evelyn Boyd Trains For OWI Position Abroad
Evelyn Boyd former Globe News society editor on leave writes Amarillo friends she is studying Office of War Information duties before an assignment. Her husband Sherrill Boyd has trained in photography and is expected to receive a foreign post soon. The couple stay at the Colonial Hotel in New York City during training.
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Evelyn Boyd
Globe News Society
Amarillo
Office of War Information
Sherrill Boyd
Boyds
Colonial Hotel
New York City
Stock Show Dates Set for Houston and Arlington Downs
Hereford breeders in Amarillo and the Panhandle are notified of two show dates. The Greater Pan-American Hereford Exposition will run November 11 through 18 at Arlington Downs between Dallas and Fort Worth. The Houston Fat Stock Show will take place February 2 through 11, announced by secretary Herman Engle.
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Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Arlington Downs
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Herman Engle
Calamity continues as charred clue sparks new lead
In a drama from Calamity the detective duo search a burned fireplace for clues. A remaining scrap of charred paper reveals part of an envelope and a return address, with only the sender's name Rosemary Haight legible.
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Pat
Ellery
Rosemary Haight
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Leone
Kirk
Chicago
Reto Amarillo
Patty
Ester Wyatt
East
Fifteenth Avenue
G. F. Simmons
West Tenth Avenue
G. A. Carlisle
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Stella Williamson
Polk Street
William J. Winter
Helen Redding
North
Eighth Avenue
William Ozier
Opal Harmon
North Fast
J. G. Chambers
G Ave Street
J. G. Donnell
Kentucky Street
D. L. Armstrong
Alice Mae Simms
Canyon
Ann M. Hill
Tennessee Street
Belton
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Mary Bess Pullerton
Vance Johnson
Globe News
Washington
Chicago Sun
Marines
Quantico
Ward Street
San Francisco
First National Bank
the Panhandle's Friendly Bank
First National Bank of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oldest Bank
the Panhandle
OWI
Santa FE
Albuquerque
John Flemming
N. M
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico State Fair Association
Ike
Ride
Nam
Sealy
Taylor
Wrose NY
Les
Blackbur
Shaw Funeral Directors
Miller Printing Company
Miller Printing CO
Fillmore St
Braniff Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Braniff
Denver
Krade Springs
Pueblo
Amarillo Fichita Falls
Ort Worth
Austin
An Antonio
Irpus Christi
Cleanser Sunbright
Allie SeBnoa
Coffee Hills Bros
Morton
Pinkney
Snow White
West 7Th Avenue
Bie
Duke Electric Co
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