Municipal Auditorium Festival Showcases Panhandle Bands
Hundreds of Panhandle students from 34 communities performed at the 1941 Texas Region I School Music Festival. orchestras choirs and bands from Lubbock Pampa Perryton and Kellerville highlighted a colorful concert with Class 2 C B and A bands to follow. Judges posted results with first division honors for several choirs and bands, signaling strong regional music growth.
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Kellerville
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Pampa
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Lockney
Plains
Perryton
Stratford
YMCA
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Waco
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Sam Houston
Wheeler County
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Lubbock Junior High
Perryton High
Lefors High
Keeford High
Amarillo High
Groom
Silverton, Ralls
Perryton Junior High
Amarillo Sam Houston
Jaycee tour group leaves Amarillo for Palo Duro Canyon publicity
A 50 member Amarillo delegation departs from the Amarillo Hotel after 8 am to promote Palo Duro Canyon and an Easter sunrise service in the canyon. The caravan will perform in Canyon Happy Tulsa Kress Plainview Hart Dimmitt Hereford with details broadcast from Plainview.
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Sons of the West
Canyon
Happy
Tulsa
Kress
Plainview
Hart, Dimmitt
Hereford
Harley Goettsche
Guy Carlander
Zeb Moore
Floyd Hissong
Bill Utterback
A.O. Thomas
Bill Beechler
Samon
Wayne Wickham
Lloyd Boxwell
Pete Brooks
E. M. Blackburn
Russell Boyd
Henry Blackburn
Stanley Blackburn
Bud Curtis
Fairman Dee
C. L. Copeland
Otho Collins
L. J. Cassell
Jerry Ratliff
Ray Parks
Jack Litton
Tom Bishop
Sam Elkins
Jack Squires
U.S. Demands Recall of Italian Naval Attache Over Sabotage Link
In a move signaling near rupture, President Roosevelt orders Admiral Alberto Luis Lais recalled after U.S. officials link him to sabotage of Italian merchant ships. A German captain and crew face sabotage indictments in Boston as U.S. revenue and justice agencies weigh forfeiture of seized vessels.
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Washington
United States
Italy
Roosevelt
Prince Colonna
Alberto Luis
Hull
Boston
Treasury
Morgenthau
Robert H. Jackson
Admiral Lais
Lais
Rome
Britain and United States Discuss Use of Singapore Base
Reliable sources report two informal talks between Sir Robert Brooke-Popham and American authorities about using Britain's naval base at Singapore if Far East tensions escalate. The discussions were described as exploratory and not a formal agreement.
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Manila
Britain
Singapore
Robert Brooke-Popham
Far East
Passengers Safe In EAL Plane Crash Sighted Near Vero Beach
Eastern Air Lines reports a missing liner found 10 miles west of Vero Beach Florida with 13 passengers and three crew alive. A rescue plane observed passengers and crew waving from a marsh edge, boats needed for extraction amid poor communication conditions.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Eastern Air Lines
Vero Beach
Fla
Don Johnson
Miami
EAL
Rented Two Room Furnished Apartment and More Ads
Classified speed pages advertise RENTED entries for furnished two room units with bills paid at 604 Pierce and a third day three room unit at 909 Jackson with phone 8058. Also a LOST item notice for an American Society Civil Engineers Pin Rosche with contact 2 4783 and a Fourth Day ad for a Lovely South Bedroom at 2710 Harrison with garage and reasonable terms.
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Globe- News
Pierce
American Society Civil Engineers
Rosche
Jackson
Harrison
Ford and Coal Strikes Near Agreement Reported
Reports circulated that a mediation basis was reached to end Ford River Rouge strike and coal mining disputes. Judge Tuttle issued a five day injunction at Ford Plant amid violence, while Roosevelt administration mediation began with a hearing set for Saturday.
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Wy le
Tuttle
Seizure Talk Rises Over Allis-Chalmers Plant
Washington April 3 The possibility of federal seizure and operation of the long strike bound Allis-Chalmers plant in Milwaukee was raised by Secretary Stimson who said the war department was equipped to operate such an establishment The defense mediation board called labor and management to Washington for talks Rep McCormack predicted early presidential action to ease the strike and the White House said Roosevelt was watching and waiting Stimson suggested the war department could operate the plant and cited past federal action as a warning against assuming weakness
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New Defense Mediation Board
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United Automobile Workers Union
Ford
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Rouge
Uaw-Cio
New York
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Washington
Milwaukee
Stimson
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Defense Mediation Board
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McCormack
Maassacusetts
Uncle Sam
Pullman
Eugene V. Debs
Altgeld
Clinois
Allis- Chalmers
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Sandie Band Faces Pressure at Texas Region One Festival
Amarillo High School Band members voiced complaints as the Sandie band performed during the Texas Region One Music Festival. For three hours the group played the same tune while 30 plus student conductors tried to lead, and judges halted each by the moment of demonstration. The bandsmen showed strain as the contest unfolded.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast For Friday And Weekend
Amarillo and vicinity expect Friday partly cloudy with scattered showers east and north. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with showers in the east and north portions. Saturday will be mostly fair and cooler. New Mexico reports partly cloudy conditions with showers in the north, mostly fair and warmer south, with possible frost in valleys Friday night. Temperature notes from Amarillo show a low around 42 and highs in the 50s.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Glo
Yugoslavs Trek Toward Battle Amid Blackout Cho ruses
Crowds cheered as Yugoslav soldiers moved to positions along the Vardar Valley in Skoplje. Newly mobilized troops of Turkish descent arrived by train and on donkeys led by veiled wives, as civilians faced a 9 PM blackout.
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Associated Press
Skoplje
Jugoslavia
Varnar
Senate Passes Billion Dollar Farm Measure
The Senate approved a record breaking farm bill totaling 1 40 622 107 in cash and sent it to the House for action on 449 786 707 in increases. Page 4.
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Austin
House
Leonard
Senate
Washington
Southpaws Form Rights Group in Chicago Rally
In Chicago on April 30 a group of left handed individuals formed the International Association for the Protection of the Rights of Lefthanders. They plan a banquet at a Loop hotel and demand equal rights in court, office, attire, gear, and instruments, citing historical left handed figures as examples. President Henry Hunter leads the effort.
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Chicago
International Association For the Protection of the
Porth
Henry Hunter
Alexander the Great
Charlemagne
Michael Angelo
Leonardo da Vinci
George VI of
England
Henry A. Wallace
Hunter
New Hat Week Proclaimed in Amarillo Society Push
The city proclaims New Hat Week as Easter bonnets and spring headgear dominate the season. Amarillo merchants showcase a wide range of new styles promising fashionable ensembles, with details in the society pages.
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Amarillo
News Today
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