Robeson flatly refuses to accuse himself of communism
Paul Robeson testified before the Senate judiciary committee refusing to answer whether he is a American Communist. He said he would go to jail rather than answer and suggested that 19 leading Americans may be jailed for similar refusals. The panel weighed contempt action as Ferguson pressed the question and Moore hinted at martyrdom.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
Senate
Moore
Oklahoma
Wiley
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Robeson
Veo Yall
Ferguson
Michigan
America
Writers Round-Up tea hosted by Panhandle Pen Women
Mrs. Robert Wilson invites all enrolled writers for the short course to a tea in the Amarillo High School library June 8 to 10 from 3 to 5 pm. The Writers Round-Up is led by instructor Frederic Nelson Litten of Northwestern University Chicago.
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Robert Wilson
Harrison
Ama- Tillo High School
Panhandle Pen
Frederic Nelson Litten
Northwestern University
Chicago
Norblad attacks high bids for Greek Turkish relief hospital gear
Rep. Norblad of Oregon protested to the Economic Cooperation Administration over bids on relief hospital equipment for Europe. He cited stainless steel chairs, kitchen utility trucks, and dirty hampers priced far above standard items, arguing the pattern wastes taxpayers’ dollars and raises recovery costs. He urged Hoffman to review the selections.
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Washington
Norblad
Oregon
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
Paul G. Hoffman
United States
Hoffman
ECA
Legion Members Conclude Drive With Fish Fry Tonight
Amarillo American Legion and 40 and 8 members end a membership drive with a 6 30 PM fish fry at Legion Hall 615 West Seventh. The rival groups will learn the winner at the event. Losers pay expenses. a brief meeting follows and a dance at 8 30 PM. All Legionnaires and friends are invited.
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Amarillo American Legion
Legion Hall
West Seventh
Isp Cannon
Guymon Rites For J. R. Payne
Funeral services for J. R. Payne 58 publisher of the Guymon Observer will be held at 5 p m Tuesday in First Presbyterian Church Guymon burial in Guymon Cemetery He died Saturday in Halstead Kansas after illness He was born in Trawick Texas came to Guymon in 1908 a Democrat who served as county assessor city clerk and justice of the peace owner of several properties Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs Vernon Hall and Mrs James Root
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon
Okla
J. R. Payne
Vernon Hall
James Root
Mrs Lutz 76 Dies After 18 Years in Amarillo
Elizabeth Lutz 76 died at her home 1603 Jackson yesterday afternoon. A native of Germany she came to Amarillo 18 years ago and was a Catholic. Rosary at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel tonight with Msgr. Steinlage officiating. Survivors include husband Co F Lutz three daughters three sons and eight grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Lutz
Jackson
Lutz
Germany
Amarillo
Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel
Msgr
John Steinlage
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Co. F. Lutz
John F. Guide
William Stout
Louisville
Colo
Melanie de St. Rose of
Tot Suffers Head Laceration From Garden Hose Accident
Sandra Kay Luten aged 3 tripped over a garden hose in front of her Florida Street home and suffered a severe head laceration. She was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital, treated for a forehead laceration, and released. The incident occurred about 5 30 PM as reported by her mother. Clara Frances Martin resigns as youth work director of the North Texas Methodist Conference to assume similar duties at First Methodist Church in Fort Worth on Sept 1.
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Sandra Kay Luten
Juanita Luten
Florida
Northwest
Texas
Joe Dallas
U.P
Clara Frances Martin
North Texas Methodist Conference
First Methodist
Fort Worth
Mayors Confer On Panhandle Municipal Problems
Mayors from Pampa Dumas Dalhart Canyon Post Stratford Sunray Tulsa Plainview Hereford Borger Amarillo attended a noon luncheon to discuss municipal issues. Officials cited taxes sewer and water work funding and population growth as ongoing concerns with recalls and retirement system details also noted.
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Panhandle
C. A. Huff
Pampa
F. S. Makeig
Dumas
J. P. Oliver
Dalhart
W. A. Warren
Canyon
J. T. Herd
Post
van B. Boston
Stratford
Boston
Luther Vaughn
Sunray
R. L. Cantrell
Tulsa
Winfield Holbrook
Plainview
W. E. Cameron
Hereford
Cameron
A. A. Meredith
Borger
Lawrence Hagy
Amarillo
Hagy
Dean Gorham
Texas Municipal Retirement System
Com
Inner-Aid promised relief from gas and stomach pains
A resident describes relief after using INNER-AID a mixture of 12 juices from Nature's Herbs. The ad alleges it cleanses the bowels reduces gas and supports digestion and sleep, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Officials Oppose State Money Allocation Fear of Control
A regional delegation from multiple Texas towns including Amarillo Pampa Plainview Post Sunray Tulsa Canyon Childress Clarendon Hereford Dumas Panhandle Quanah Quitaque Silverton Stratford argued against allocating state funds to cities citing loss of local autonomy. The group, led by city managers and mayors, restated opposition amid bipartisan criticism of centralized oversight.
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Ira Stephenson
Bud Curtis
N. V. Moss
Katheryne Burwell
Stanton Field
J.C. Lilly
Perry Burks
Sid Harper
George Cooper
Clifford Davis
Lefty Fowler
Wave Westbay
Bob Condon
Joe Jenkins
Amarillo
League
Oscar Hargett
Dick Pepin
George Casey
Plainview
Winfield Holbrook
P. H. Bryan
Rollin K. Snethen
Herd
Glenn E. Kahler
R. 8. Boyd
Sunray
Vaughn
G. I Parks
W. E. Simpson
Tulsa
R. L. Santrell
Jeff Musick
W. J. Woolen
Meredith
Bozer
War- Ten
D. M. Boyd
Canyon
C. E. Collins
Childress
Mae Shaver
Clarendon
Oliver
Dalhart
Makeig
Dumas
Roy Wilson
Friona
Cameron
Hereford
Hamburger
Houston
D. M. Smith
Panhandle
Nolan F. Sparks
J. M. Darwood
Quanah
Leon Middleton
Quitaque
M. K. Summers
Silverton
Boston
Stratford
Rites Today for Drowning Victim Norman Gary Leonard
Funeral services are set for Norman Gary Leonard a six year old drowning victim at 3 p.m. in Posten-Simpson Funeral Home chapel Burial will follow in Highland Park. The boy drowned Sunday afternoon at Weatherly Lake while wading with his mother and brother John David Leonard nine. The mother and the older boy were pulled from shallow water by J. F. Childress Borger police and firemen recovered the body about an hour later. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Niles Grant Leonard Jr. and survived by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H W Leonardorger.
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Weatherly Lake
Here
John David Leonard
Niles Grant
Duck” Leonard
Norman Gary
J. F. Childress
Borger
H. W. Leonardorger
Indian eyes South America as good site for colonies
Madras India January 28 Sir C P Ramaswami Aiyar states there is tremendous scope for colonization of Indian nations in South America. He notes that in most of the continent there is hardly one house to a square mile and the climate offers opportunity.
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South America
Madras
India
C. P. Ramaswami
Aiyar
Aiyar Urges Indian Colonization Ties With Americas
The speaker Aiyar, fresh from lectures in North and South America including Brazil Argentina Peru Panama and Mexico, proposes India engage governments of South America to discuss colonization ideas.
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India
S. Aiyar
North
South America
Brazil
Argentine
Peru
Panama
Mexico
Egypt to set up radio stations for 3000 villages
Egypt plans special radio broadcasting stations to bring radio service to about 3,000 villages nationwide, expanding access to information and communication. The move aims to reach rural areas with essential broadcasting, education, and community programming.
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Egypt
Retiring to Enjoy Life with a Planner’s Help
A banker’s life story shows how Joe Thomas planned a retirement around watching the St. Louis Cardinals. Ed Barrow, an insurance agent, helped convert Joe’s savings into a systematic plan and restructured life insurance for extra later income.
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Joe
Retirement confidence warned by survey findings
Nearly half of respondents over 40 doubt they can retire comfortably by 65. The message urges early planning with guidance from a life insurance agent and suggests starting with a modest savings amount to build a secure retirement foundation.
Revisiting Your Life Insurance to Fit Changing Needs
A public service note urges reviewing life insurance policies as family costs taxes and circumstances shift. It recommends contacting your agent or writing the Institute of Life Insurance at 60 East 42nd Street New York for a policy check and possible updates.
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Institute OF Life Insurance
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
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Amarillo, Texas
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Plains City
Dads
Civil Service
Holmes School of Shorthand
J. M. Hyden
Optometry
Barfield
Cosmopolitan
G.I
Draughon
Dallas
Wichita Sails
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Taylor
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Joe Thomas
Lloyd E. Dewey
New York University
Stewart & Brown
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