Kiwanis Plans For Convention In Fort Worth
Amarillo Kiwanis Club readies for the Kiwanis International annual convention for the Texas Oklahoma district in Fort Worth October 3 to 5. Five Amarillo members will attend including Judge W N Stokes club president Ted Lokey vice president R A Selby second vice president Ralph Crabtree secretary and Rev Galen Onstad rector St Andrews Episcopal Church. Onstad will be among the principal speakers with the theme Kiwanis We Build.
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Kiwanis International
Texas- Oklahoma
Amarillo
Texas Demos For Gas Tax
The Texas Democratic Party endorsed a natural gas tax to fund rural roads at its convention in Fort Worth. The platform also opposes a general sales tax, calls for tax system study, prison reform, poll tax referendum, and expanded unemployment benefits while supporting education and veterans programs. Enrollment at the University of Houston was expected to reach about 8,700 for the fall semester.
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Fort Worth
Texas Democratic Party
Beauford H. Jester
Samretins
Legionnaires Return From Texas Convention
Delegation returned home from the Texas Legion convention in Corpus Christi after four days with members traveling by train plane and car. Broome and Dick Elliott contested the commander post, McCraw and Spurlock assisted, and Elliott won the runoff to become department commander succeeding George Berry. Other officers elected include Manley Williams Jr Wilcox Spiegel Hill and Harvey-Brooks. Resolutions called for removing hot fog stands from the battleship Texas and licensing chiropractic practitioners.
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Convention City
Gulf Crty
Broome
FP. B
Dick” Elliott
Jacksonville
Bill McCraw
Dallas
Joe Spurlock
Fort Worth
Texas
Eac
Spurlock
George Berry
Lubbock
Berry
High Legion
Manley H. Williams, Jr
Victoria
the Wilcox
Houston
Statthville
Spiegel
Austin
Sam B. Hill
Hill
Allen Harvey-Brooks
Bunaviste
Foliart Plans Appeal After Zoning Conviction
Frank Foliart a building contractor was convicted in the corporation court Tuesday for violating the city zoning code by constructing a building at 404 North Lincoln too close to the property line. He has given notice of appeal to the Potter County Court. The fine of 25 dollars was imposed by Judge 3. U. Kirkman.
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Foliart
Frank Foliart
Potter County
North
Lincoln
3. U. Kirkman
Youths Held In Car Prowling Case In Oklahoma City
Three youths of juvenile age were jailed Wednesday morning on a car prowling charge connected to a vehicle owned by Ray Martin. The car was prowled Tuesday night near Avalon Night Club in the 2600 block North East Ninth. A handbag and surgical instruments were later reported missing from Dr. Howard Puckett’s car parked near Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Casee Meecy
Wete Ah
Ray Martin
Oklahoma City
Avalon Night Club
Howard Puckett
Northwest Texas Hospital
By-Pass Survey Planned For Highway 66
Mayor Lawrence Hagg and district highway engineer Guy Lott will hold a conference Thursday to prep for surveying the proposed Highway 66 by-pass. The route would run from North East Eighth and Fillmore to near the US Veterans Hospital with right of way to be provided jointly by Amarillo and Potter County. Lott is authorized by state highway engineer DeWitt Greer to conduct the survey.
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Lawrence Hagg
Guy Lott
North East Eighth
Fillmore
US Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Potter County
Mr. Lott
DeWitt Greer
Austin
Birthday Party At Preventorium Celebrates September Child
A monthly birthday party was held at the Preventorium on Monday. Gladys Andrews led the games with help from Ann Parks, Julia Lusk, Hedwig Eaton, Bernice Hill and Vera Kelly. Elva Kellner supplied the birthday cake. Larry Cranfield, seven, was singled out with a special birthday gift as the only September birthday among Preventorium children.
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Wees Voouett
Gladys Andrews
Ann Parks
Julia Lusk
Hedwig Eaton
Bernice Hill
Vera Kelly
Elva Kellner
Larry Cranfield
Amarillo Draft Registration Draws Large Turnout
The Amarillo draft board reports rapid progress as 4000 men from the 19 to 21 and older groups are interviewed. Registration began August 30 for the 25-year-old group, with summons expected by October 15 as local manpower officials in municipal auditorium watch for eligible volunteers and potential draftees.
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Amarillo
Wees
Sednesday
Aera
Neven Trang Pot
Municipal Auditorium
Robbins
Washington Land
HH. E. Robbins
Bureau of Reclamation
Almond Hulls Show New Uses In Food and Feed
Dried almond hulls can be converted into table syrup or crude molasses for livestock feed, offering two new applications. The note appears in the News Globe Want Ads.
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News-Globe
For Sale Hinches Wide Orn Machines
Knutson Elevators in Guymon Oklahoma offers for sale various machines including wide ornate models. Contact Knutson Elevators Inc for details and pricing.
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Knutson Elevators, Inc
Guymon
Oklahoma
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