Amarillo Chamber plans Safe Driving campaign
The civic affairs committee of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce discussed a Safe Driving campaign to reduce accidents injuries and fatalities. Chairman Macon Carder authorized a sub committee to draft plans and expected to appoint members in the afternoon. The effort stresses traffic safety education with attention to engineering and enforcement.
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Civic Affairs Committee
The
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Macon Carder
Ellis Trial in 47th District Court Over Cattle Swindle
Trial of Bobby A. Ellis alias Arthur P Ellis began in 47th District Court before Judge Henry A Bishop. He is indicted over a $6770 cattle purchase involving 73 head of cattle and four calves from Jay Taylor, while allegedly representing the National Comp Company of Muskogee.
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Bobby A. Ellis
Arthur P. Ellis
47Th District Court
Henry A. Bishop
Ellis
Jay Taylor
National Comp Company of
Muskogee
Sheriff’s Office Receives Telegram on Prisoner Transfer
A telegram from San Bernardino California requests the transfer of a county jail inmate to the eastbound Santa Fe train at 5 PM. Sheriff Tom W Walcott of Flint Michigan will join the train to escort the prisoner. The request came after weeks of local cooperation with Michigan authorities.
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Sheriff's Department
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Cal
Tom W. Walcott
Flint
Mich
Michigan
California
Har
McBride Discharged at Fort Sam Houston
Wilburn E. McBride a staff sergeant of 510 East Twelfth has been discharged at Fort Sam Houston.
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McBride
Wilburn E. McBride
East Twelfth
Fort Sam Houston
Collision Avoided in Fire Campaign Report Near Destruction
The Amarillo Globe notes a committee meeting where a collision appeared likely over a fire prevention campaign. Mrs Regal swerved to avoid a car, hitting a tree and fence. Sheriff Walcott arrived to handle a prisoner. Robert D. Sparks was elected assistant chairman with several members in attendance.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Old Lackie
Flint
Regal
Potter Writers Association
Walton
Sheriff Walcott
Robert D. Sparks
Margaret Ventress
Edward N. Bliss
Vernon Hancock
Clarence Baker
Chas. M. Rogers
Hermon C. Pipkin
Swerves to Leff Prevent Collision
Mrs. Sadie F. Regal and Neal Walton acted to avoid a crash yesterday evening. Regal, southbound on Harrison, and Walton, westbound on Thirteenth, approached the intersection from different directions and both took action to prevent a collision.
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Sadie F. Regal
van Buren
Neal Walton
Bushland
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
An old ad style article explains tired kidneys as the common cause of backaches and leg pains with mentions of daily urine volume and kidney function, urging readers to seek relief by addressing kidney health.
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Merry Cufferera
Nature
Doan
Kentucky Hosts Nation's Largest Burley Tobacco Warehouses
Kentucky houses the three largest burley tobacco warehouses in the United States, underscoring the state’s dominant role in the burley trade.
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Kentucky
United States
Directors to Meet at Amarillo Chamber Noon
Directors of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will hold their regular meeting tomorrow noon in the Amarillo Hotel. Between 1937 and 1941 the average American ate 225 pounds of fruit annually.
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Amarillo
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