Amarillo Precinct Voting Locations and Amendments Details
Residents vote at listed precinct polls with eight locations including Horace Mann and Sanborn Schools and Sixteenth Avenue Fire Station. Polls open at 8 am and close at 6 pm. Amendments No 6 7 and 8 on revenue bonds the Corporation Court and penal ordinances are proposed.
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Central Fire Station
Horace Mann School
Sanborn School
Wilson School
Sixteenth Avenue Fire
Amarillo
Texas
Hoover cites global grain and meat surplus and US aid
Hoover notes world harvests of about 30 million tons cereals and 4.5 million tons meats with 18.5 million tons contributed by the United States to hungry nations. He says bread grain will rise by 4 million tons from last year while coarse grain declines by 32 million tons affecting human and animal feed.
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United States
Hoover
Russia
City Civil Service Tests Scheduled for Next Week
A week remains for applications to take competitive exams for the city police and fire departments. Police exam is Monday afternoon and fireman exam is Tuesday afternoon at Amarillo Center. About a dozen have applied for the police test and about six for the firemen test. Applications are in city personnel manager Clifford Davis's office across from city hall.
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Clifford Davis
Precinct 8 Boundaries Defined West of Railroads
The North boundary is Avenue. Precinct 8 covers all city territory west of the Rock Island Railroad and south of the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad.
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Wolflin School
San Jacinto School
Polk Street
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe Railroad
Tenth Avenue
Rock Island Railroad
Fort Worth and
Taylor Street
Thirty-ninth Avenue
Thirty-ninth
Jackson Street
Tenth
Hoover urges global feeding plan to avert famine
Former President Herbert Hoover warned of a grim world outlook for the next year similar to 1945 and urged Americans to eat less to aid Europe. He cited a 28 million ton shortfall in feed grains and proposed a four point program including prioritizing feeding humans, reducing consumption, curbing waste, coordinating surplus countries, and stabilizing exports to keep prices down. He spoke at Madison Square Garden with Gen. Joseph T. McNarney on German relief and warned democracy is tested.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
Joseph T. McNarney
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Grandstand Fire Destroys Alamo Downs in San Antonio
Fire swept the grandstand and paddock of the old Alamo Downs race track near San Antonio early yesterday. Losses were estimated between 260000 and 360000 dollars. The track had been inactive since Texas outlawed pari mutuel betting. buildings used as a storage site for war surplus. Cause unknown. caretaker Frank Ripps spotted flames in the press box.
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San Antonio
Texas
Frank Ripps
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