Airline executives discuss air parts in defense seminar
The Air Transport Association held a secret session in Kansas City with presidents and officials from major lines. They formed a defense committee in Washington to coordinate with wartime measures and plan expanded routes and feeder lines while stressing keeping schedules and operations smooth for national defense.
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Boy Scouts Leader Compares Citizenship Roles
Will J. Hiatt of Llano Estacado Council addressed North Ameri Kiwanis, contrasting American youth citizenship building with totalitarian nations' military training. He used pictures to show the Scout program and its aims, introduced by Bennie Bruckner, with Charlie Smith presiding. Out-of-town visitor W. Martin of Colorado attended.
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Opal Snow Dismissed From Oklahoma Hospital
Opal Snow a 19 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Snow of 809 Monroe was injured when a Tulsa Amarillo bus skidded and overturned near Luther Oklahoma on Sunday. She has been dismissed from the hospital but remains under doctor care and will not leave Oklahoma City for several days.
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Guymon Man Receives Long Distance Order
Guymon Oklahoma June 25 Grover Owen an implement dealer in Guymon reports a large sale by telephone to Cornell University entomology instructor Prof Clif ford Stark Ithaca New York The equipment will be delivered and installed at Stark s farm near Nashville Tennessee Stark s hobby farm pays in dollars and cents Owen notes The flying fortress reference highlights a dramatic claim about performance of a four engine system unrelated to the sale
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FSA Administrator W W Alexander Resigns for Rosenwald Fund
Washington June 25 Dr W W Alexander resigns as administrator of the Farm Security Administration to become vice president of the Julius Rosenwald Fund effective July 1 He will be replaced by C B Baldwin the fund's assistant administrator Alexander has long served as a director of the fund created to improve education health and economic conditions in the South Secretary Henry A Wallace commends his care and skill in supervising FSA programs helping rehabilitate hundreds of thousands of farm tenants.
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Rites Held for Texhoma Child
Last rites were held at the Methodist Church for three year old Don Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Omer Arnold of Texhoma. He died after a long illness Friday. He is survived by eight brothers and three sisters. Burial followed in Baker cemetery.
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Missing Pittsburgh teen Walter Zellen shocks schooled town
Walter Zellen, 17, disappeared hours before Schenley High School graduation in Pittsburgh. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zellen say he had not attended school for three years and may have spent days reading at home. Relatives in Rochester and Detroit could not locate him.
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Magazine proceeds to benefit unit in Amarillo
The Hanson Post unit of the American Legion Auxiliary arranged with Mrs. Florence Shurtliff of Curtis Publishing for commissions from Curtis magazines sold in Amarillo to aid child welfare and rehabilitation funds. Unit president Mrs. J. Horace Griggs announced the plan, with local Curtis representative Mrs. Jackie Breno named.
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Rex Theater Red Cross Benefit Show Planned
Rex Theater hosts a midnight matinee with a pay what you will admission to support the Red Cross. Howard Anderson announces proceeds go to the Red Cross. Jim Golding donates theater, film, and staff. Show features Remember the Night with Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, plus short subjects.
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U. P. Clamps Down on Borders
The U S Department of Justice ordered stricter entry rules for Canadians at Ellis Island effective Monday. Immigrants from Canada must have a valid passport and visa or a resident alien border identification card, with the new regulations enforced by Rudolph Reimer, commissioner of immigration.
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Body Identified As Boat Victim In New Mexico Report
A body found below the Black Canyon rapids on the Rio Grande was identified as E. R Wakefield, a Denver Telegraph Company executive lost on a 1938 river trip. Hunt of Alamosa, Wakefield’s companion, said the knife and shoe matched Wakefield, the body recovered six miles downstream and lodged beneath a boulder after the ill fated craft wreck.
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N. M
Black Canyon
Rio Grande
E. R Wakefield
Denver Telegraph Company
S. Hunt
Alamosa
Colo
Wakefield
Bill Douglas
Hunt
John Anderson
Amarillo
Tex
New Border Rules End Free Entry for Canadian Commuters
Reimer said the entry permit, issued by United States immigration authorities, ends the "you know me pal" access of thousands of Canadian commuters. He noted border patrol has been augmented to enforce the new regulations, and that Mexicans will be subject to the same rules from Monday onward.
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