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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1948

Page

9

Conference highlights discussed by Amarillo teachers

Will report from a state leaders conference attended by Gladys Davis and Una Brooks. Topics included education foundation needs, certification, retirement, salary and tenure. An open forum with Texas leaders and Gilmer Aiken plans featured. Election of Amarillo association officers set. Prison without bars planned for women convicts in Birmingham, England.

Amarillo Gladys Davis Una Brooks Mineral Wells Waurine Walker Texas Classroom Teachers Association Texas Waldine Hunter Lois Gray Eleanor Polk Sarah Gaskill NEA Charles Tennyson Texas State Teachers Association Pat Norwood Gilmer-Aiken Committee Miss Davis Miss Brooks Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association Ruby Bennett Doris Shelebar Esther Boulware Corrah Brandt J. H. Flathers

Ross Sterling Condition Unchanged in Fort Worth Hospital

Fort Worth reports former Gov. Ross Sterling remained critically ill in a local hospital as of yesterday. He is suffering from cerebral thrombosis complicated by diabetes and has been under an oxygen tent for four days.

Fort Worth Ross Sterling Houston

Fires Rage Across East Texas Forests

In LUFKIN Texas Forestry Service planes patrolled smouldering timberlands where over 30 blazes scorched about 2000 acres. Assistant chief M V Dunmire said volunteer workers aided extinguishing 25 fires yesterday with more than 80 still burning. The largest threats were near Conroe Woodville and Kirbyville where ten fires roared and one area saw 45 acres burned.

Lufkin Texas Forestry Service Texas M. V. Dunmire Dunmire Woodville Kirbyville Conroe

Russian envoy Zarubin leaves London for holiday

Russian Ambassador Georgi Zarubin departed London by plane on September 28 for Paris and Moscow saying he is returning home only for a holiday. He spoke to reporters before departing stating no change in his assignment or duties and that he would resume his post after the trip.

RED London Georgi Zarubin Paris Moscow Libby Libby, McNeill & Libby Chicago

Keep Younger Looking Thru the Years Mercolized Wax Cream

Mercolized Wax Cream has been a complexion mainstay for nearly 40 years. It promises clearer, cleaner skin refreshment and enthusiastic user satisfaction. Start the routine and use as directed. sold at cosmetic counters everywhere.

Two Zoning Cases to Be Heard This Tuesday

Two zoning cases were set for 5:30 p m Tuesday before the zoning adjustment board in the city engineer's office. B L Johnson of 4245 West Thirteenth and G W McKenzie of 412 Harrison appeared. Johnson plans a breeze way between his garage and house. the garage is three feet from the lot sideline, violating a six foot setback rule.

Zoning Adjustment Board B. L. Johnson West Thirteenth G. W. McKenzie Harrison Johnson Jim Stevens

Zoning ruling sought on multi family building limit

The second case covers building rental property as city ordinances limit one apartment house per lot. Mr McKenzie appeals a ruling in a four family house case with Robert Ricks heading zoning hearings. Night courses include Colle Gebra English psychology government.

Stevens McKenzie Robert Ricks Zoning Adjustment Board

End Registration For Night School At Amarillo College

Amarillo College ended registration for most night classes Monday night. President Dr A M Meyer said a number of students attended the Monday enrollment. The registrar reported continued interest in evening courses as the term begins.

Amarillo College A. M. Meyer Dr. Meyer

Open Center Facilities to Youth Groups

The San Jacinto Youth Center offers its gymnasium and space for parties meetings game periods and youth activities to organized groups. No district restriction applies and groups from all parts of the city may apply by contacting director Mr. Hans at the office or 7601.

San Jacinto Hans

Enroll at Amarillo Center hits record semester

Enrollment at Amarillo Center totals 377 students, 153 more than any previous term, says Dr. R. G. Boger. About one third enroll for noncredit courses, reflecting local interest in personal improvement as many students already hold degrees.

Amarillo Center R. G. Boger Dr. Boger

Brother of Wheeler Succumbs at Howe

W. B. Wheeler of Howe, brother of H. J. Wheeler of 3101 South Taylor, died suddenly early Tuesday at his home. He was a professor at Sherman College. H. J. Wheeler was to leave here Tuesday for Howe, where funeral arrangements are pending.

W. B. Wheeler Howe H. J. Wheeler South Taylor Sherman College

Prize winner in Auckland song contest was blind

A recent song contest in Auckland New Zealand crowned a prize winner who was blind The event showcased talent from local artists and highlighted accessibility in the arts.

Auckland New Zealand

Kelloggs All-Bran Ad Claims Laxative Benefits

Mrs. V. DeBonis of Philadelphia reports relief after using ALL-BRAN as a daily breakfast cereal. The ad urges a daily ounce with milk and water, offers double money back after 10 days if unsatisfied, and provides Kell Co. in Battle Creek as the return address for the empty carton.

Cancel Coffee Time For Postal Workers

Coffee time for Amarillo post office employees has ended by order of postal inspectors. The 15 minute mid morning and mid afternoon breaks were halted as drinking was consuming nearly a hundred man hours daily. The practice began during the war when many workers frequently worked long shifts.

Amarillo

Argentina moves to nationalize gas services nationwide

Argentina advances a broad program to nationalize gas services across the country, signaling a major shift in energy policy. The plan seeks central control of distribution and pricing, with government entities set to oversee reforms impacting suppliers and consumers.

Argentina

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