Vote Next Tuesday On Charter Changes
Amarillo voters will decide next Tuesday if the city needs new governmental tools. The charter amendment committee led by Judge R. E. Underwood proposes eight changes including mayoral vacancy appointments, city manager warrants, boundary extensions, ad valorem taxes, bid requirements, revenue bonds with callable features, a corporation court, and penal ordinance publication methods.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
Bud Curtis
Ira Stephgnson
R. E. Underwood
City Commission
State of
Texas
Water Department
Judge Underwood
John McKnight
Ed Hardin
Neal S. Griggs
Jay Taylor
Joe Shields
Wes Izzard
John Boyce
John Fullingim
Joe Jenkins
Ross Rogers
Hugo Loewenstern
Virgil Patterson
Tom Ingate
Fred Carr
Charles Ware
Cas Johnson
al Reville
S. B. Whittenburg
A. H. Chesser
Rogers
Fullingim
Boyce
Izgard
Loewenstern
Girl Injured in Bicycle Bus Crash in Amarillo
Eight year old Janet Keeling was injured in a head on crash between a bicycle and a bus at 3212 West Tenth in Amarillo around 8 45 am. She was taken to a doctor by her father G T Keeling. Bus driver J W Michie was 32 and the accident involved double parked cars on the bus side of the street.
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Amarillo
Janet Keeling
G. T. Keeling
Lamar
Janet
West Tenth
J. W. Michie
Hill
Philharmonic Rehearsal Moves to Parish House Hall
Members of the Philharmonic Orchestra rehearse tonight at the Episcopal parish house hall Ninth and Fillmore after the school board denied use of the high school band room. Conductor Robert Louis Barron asks musicians to report at 8:30 with music stands.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Episcopal Parish House
Ninth and Fillmore
Robert Louis Barron
Safety Patrol Organized At Fred Douglas School
Students at Fred Douglas School for Negroes, 103 Jackson, will form a school safety patrol today. Policeman Lee Throneberry said this morning he and Offer Floyd Allen planned yesterday to organize the patrol, joining other patrols already in place at St. Mary's Academy McKinley School and Horace Mann School.
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Lee Throneberry
Junior Chamber of Commerce Project
Throneberry
Floyd Allen
St. Mary's Academy
McKinley
Horace Mann
Stinky Word Triggers Manhattan Teen Block War
In New York on September 16 two girls shouted Your block is stinky igniting a street battle. About 100 teens clashed on a Manhattan block with another 100 onlookers while residents cooled the scene with water. Police halted the fracas in an hour with no injuries reported.
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New York
Manhattan
War Undersecretary To Check Pacific Occupation Problems
War Undersecretary William H. Draper travels to the Pacific to assess occupation issues and report back on postwar administration. He aims to acquaint himself with local conditions and coordinate policy.
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Pacific
Washington
William H. Draper
Senator to push bill regulating seismic oil exploration
State Sen. Jimmy Phillips of Angleton announced in Austin that he will introduce a bill in the next Texas Legislature to regulate seismic oil exploration along the gulf coast and coastal bays. He notes a prior bill failed to pass and says complaints about marine life deaths from heavy explosive charges have followed the earlier activity.
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Austin
Jimmy Phillips
Angleton
Gulf
Texas
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