Relief camps for unemployed women announced at Bear Mountain Park
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Labor Secretary Frances Perkins disclosed an experimental camp for 300 unemployed women at Bear Mountain Park New York funded by federal relief. A second nearby camp for 150 will follow. participants receive no pay and engage in vocational training and crafts under state organization.
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Washington
Bear Mountain Park
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Perkins
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Civilian Conservation Corps
White House
War Exhibits Promote The Big Drive At Polk Street
The American Legion places motion picture displays in Amarillo Hardware window and at 501 Polk Street and 508 Polk Street advertising The Big Drive to be shown at Mission Theater today and tomorrow with proceeds shared by the Legion.
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Polk Street
Mission Theater
The
American Legion
Amarillo Hardware Company
Quilt borders pattern for old time quilts from Amarillo News
The pattern offers a set of quilt borders designed to complement popular old quilt blocks. Borders include No 1 for rounded patches like Double Wedding Ring, No 2 and No 8 for triangular patch designs, and No 4 suitable for both machine and hand quilting. Each border features a corner block, varied arrangements, and illustrations. Send 10c to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept. in New York City.
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Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Funeral Rites for Paul Kochan in Amarillo Today
Funeral services for 71 year old Paul Kochan will be held at 9 this morning from Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rt Rev Msge A F Amirault in charge. Kochan died Wednesday after a brief illness and had lived in Amarillo 25 years. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Olivier, Mrs Joe Tyler of Shattuck and Mrs B F Wiggins of Lubbock.
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Paul Kochan
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A. F. Amirault
Kochan
Amarillo
Knights of Columbus
Boxwell Brothers
J. P. Omler
van Buren Street
F. M. Shaughnessy
Henry Reitman, Sr
Mark Cullen
J. F. Bromert
M. T. O'Neill
E. A. Bradley
Fred Probst
C. M. Tyler
Olivier
Mr. Kochan
Joe G. Tyler
Shattuck
B. F. Wiggins
Lubbock
Death of Amarillo Reverend Jack White at 45
Rev. Jack White, 45, minister on the Assembly of God staff, died at 10 a.m. Thursday after a long illness in a local hospital. He had lived in Amarillo three years and served the church full time since joining. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church, with Rev. E. R. Foster presiding, burial in Liano Cemetery. No surviving relatives.
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Jack White
Assembly of God Church
Amarillo
Church
North Pierce Street
E. R. Foster
Liano Cemetery
N. 8. Griggs & Sons
White
Woman Faces Murder Charge Near San Saba
Mrs. Russell Deavers, 22, was jailed in San Saba County on murder charges for the shooting of 17 year old Raymond Lewis at her home 16 miles northwest of San Saba last night. Samuel B. Newman of Ponca City Oklahoma surfaced on the eve of a suit to declare him legally dead and probate his estate.
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San Saba
Russell Deavers
Raymond Lewis
Samuel B. Newman
Ponca City
Okla
Palais Royal Opens New Store at 708 Polk
Friends extend congratulations to Jake and Sally Blinderman on moving the Palais Royal to 708 Polk. The new store showcases futuristic design with white and black decor, striking display windows, and a focus on footwear. Over 100 new spring and summer styles, including Connie and Jacqueline, are now on display as the public is invited to view the shop today.
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Palais- Royal
Jake Blindermen
Sally Blinderman
Polk
708
Blinderman
Amarillo
Polk Street
Palais-Royal
Connie and
Jacqueline
Negro youths Roy Wright and Eugene Williams moved to juvenile court
In Decatur Alabama on June 1 the court ordered the transfer of Roy Wright and Eugene Williams from the Scottsboro case to the Morgan County juvenile court for review.
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Decatur
Ala
Roy Wright
Eugene Williams
Scottsboro
Morgan County
Ford Company's Surplus Over 609 Millions
Ford Motor Company filed with the New Hampshire secretary of state reporting a 1938 surplus of 611,079,680, down from 668,614,115 in 1932. Net worth stands at 628,344,180 vs 685,878,615 a year ago. Assets and liabilities declined. assets 664,928,307 and liabilities 36,584,127. Cash, stocks, bonds, and receivables totaled 303,186,084 this year versus 372,343,338 last year.
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Concord
N. H
Ford Motor Company
New Hampshire
Cullum Sues GMAC Over Alleged Usury in Amarillo Case
In federal court Amarillo, Dyke Cullum seeks 21,624 from General Motors Acceptance Corp for alleged usurious interest. Judge James C. Wilson presided as motions and one witness testified yesterday. the hearing continues today.
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Dyke Cullum
Amarillo
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
James C. Wilson
U. S. District Court
Senate rejects district statute revision in Liberty County
In Austin on June 1 the Texas Senate refused to permit consideration of a House bill to keep Liberty County in the Seventh Congressional district. Under the redistricting law the county would join the Second district. Senator Julian P. Greer urged the measure, but the motion failed 15 to 10, short of the two thirds needed.
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Austin
Texas Senate
Liberty County
Julian P. Greer
Henderson
Hutchinson youths bound for Fort Sill
Fourteen Hutchinson County youths head to Fort Sill Oklahoma for training or processing with the military authorities.
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Hutchinson
Fort Sill
Hutchinson County
Okla
Army camp physicals pass 100 percent in Hutchinson relief drive
Twenty eight men from Hutchinson County were examined at the U S army recruiting office last Thursday and all passed the medical test. BEC Carver Hutchinson, chairman of relief work, reports the group was sent on their way after the examinations.
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Government Forest
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Hutchinson County
BEC
Carver Hutchinson
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