First Aid Course Given by Magnolia Petroleum
An eight hour first aid course was held at the Herring Hotel led by W S Kent safety director of Magnolia’s western division. The program drew on U S Interior Bureau of Mines material and covered arterial bleeding respiratory system wounds burns dislocations fractures and snake bite treatment. About 480 Magnolia employees have completed exams and earned certificates since January 1.
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Herring Hotel
W. S. Kent
Magnolia Petroleum Company
United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
Kent
Church service to feature special duet at St An drews Church
Mrs. L. B. Newby and Mrs. E. W. Little will sing a special duet For ever With The Lord by Gounod at the 11 o clock service in St Andrews Episcopal Church Sunday morning. France has one doctor to every 1596 persons.
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France
How to Improve Your Mind and Talent in Youth
Compilation summarizes Wiggam notes on residential marriage propinquity and Glueck on delinquent youths linked to intelligence and environment. It cites O Connor and Stevens Institute claims that many abilities overwhelm first job fit, urging guided early specialization and career planning.
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Henry C.link
Albert E. Wiggam
Girl Scout Camp Film Shown At Paramount Theater
A four to five minute film showing all aspects of Girl Scout camp life at Camp Kiwanis is being shown at the Paramount Theater this week. It features swimming, crafts, archery, nature study, dramatics and flag ceremonies with off-stage narration.
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Paramount Theater
J. P. Harrison
Amarillo
Dallas
Texas Manufacturers to Meet in Dallas September
Albert T. Clifton of Waco president of the Texas State Manufacturers' Association announced a meeting of the association at the Centennial grounds in Dallas in early September. Gladys Swarthout has two favorite gowns for concerts and will wear no others due to sentimental attachment.
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San Antonio
Albert T. Clifton
Waco
Texas State Manufacturers’ Association
Centennial Grounds
Dallas
Gladys Swarthout
Police Club Women Clash With Police at San Antonio Factory
June 26 report says six women strikers and one bystander were knocked down when about 30 strikers and sympathizers surged a police line at the Dorothy Frocks Company on Navarro and Market Streets. Police stated workers were not touched. one woman was revived and jailed for disturbing the peace.
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San Antonio
Dorothy Frocks Company
Navarro
Market
City
Sanderford backs high natural resource tax in Texas
Houston June 26 Roy Sanderford Belton gubernatorial candidate spoke in support of a high natural resource tax that would not hurt business. He warned against a 15 cent oil tax and similar schemes, saying resources should be taxed to bear traffic and budget needs. He cited a 15 million red state budget and criticized spending by a former administration.
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Houston
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Texas
Camp Kiwanis Girl Scout camp fire program marked by songs and pageant
Camp Kiwanis seven miles west of Amarillo hosted three 10 day sessions for over 175 girls. On June 18 parents watched a camp fire pageant with three Indian chiefs, scenes from nature and legends, flashlight constellations, and a closing slumber song before a punch reception supervised by Mrs. Roy Culum. The Kiwanis Club plans an ice cream supper next evening, with the final session due to close next Thursday. The piece ends noting US export figures across four nations.
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Kiwanis
Amarillo
Margareth Chesmore
Scorpio
Roy Culum
Kiwanis Club
Blue Star Ointment Claims Quick Itch Relief
Advertises Blue Star Ointment to treat itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema with tested medicines said to kill the itching. Money back on first jar if it fails to relieve.
FDR Signs Side Bill on AAA Adjustment
Washington June 26 President Roosevelt signed a bill giving the secretary of agriculture final and conclusive power to determine base acreage and production figures for old AAA contracts. A Senate report said enactment would release 40 000 to 50 000 payment‑ready cases, including cotton contracts in Crittenden County Arkansas and Webster County Georgia and about 30 000 wheat contracts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
General Accounting Office
Crittenden County
Arkansas
Webster County
Georgia
Collision Fatal to Girl Near McAllen
Tietha Porky, 18, a McAllen High School graduate, was killed and George Blake of Mission was seriously injured in a collision with an oil truck about 26 miles west of McAllen in Starr County.
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Mcallen
Tietha Porky
George Blake
Mission
Here
Starr County
Around the Clock KGNC Saturday Radio Schedule Summary
New York reports the Democratic convention climax in Franklin Field Philadelphia with a two hour nationwide broadcast beginning at 7 PM featuring Senators Barkley and Robinson, President Roosevelt, VP Garner, Lily Pons, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Morning and afternoon NBC CBS network coverage includes education, sports trials, and Great Lakes Expo, with multiple regional broadcasts and a varied lineup.
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the Sky Pilot
Maria Silveria
Mel Warren
Manhattan Singers
Bob Wiley
U. P. News
Kiddie
Jane Walker
Ned Sawyer
Duke Ellington
The
Flying Dutchman
Vic Fraser
Philco
Warren M. Daniel
Rudy Vallee
New York
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Barkley and Robinson
Roosevelt
Garner
Philadelphia Orchestra
Lily Pons
Vice Presi
Weaf-Nbc
Caraway
Arkansas
Wjz-Nbc
Harvard
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Clem McCarthy
NBC
CBS
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
National Education Association
Hungary
Spain
Germany
Boston
WJZ
WEAF
Kaltenmeyer
Otto Thurn
Roy Campbell
Mitchel Schuster
Gene Beecher
WABC
Isle of Dreams
Patti Chapin
Hal Kemp
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Walter Blaufuss
Ken Sparnon
the King's Jesters
Relief Injunction Suit Dismissed by DC Supreme Court
Washington June 26 Justice Peyton Gordon of the District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed an injunction suit seeking to compel the government to grant job preference on work relief projects for war veterans their wives and widows. The decision followed a Third Circuit ruling in Philadelphia. WPA officials hailed the ruling as a major victory and noted the case would have reached national scope. The suit was filed by Benjamin J. Spang, the same plaintiff in the Philadelphia case. Alabama newspapermen are protected by state law from punishment for refusing to reveal confidential sources.
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Washington
Peyton Gordon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Works Progress Administration
Benjamin J. Spang
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Journal of Social Psychology
D. Harris
E. T. Glueck
American Association For the Study of
Johnson O'Connor
Stevens Institute
O'Connor
Atlantic Monthly
Erry
Raton
Northwestern
Albuquerque
West Coast
See Way
H. A. Peters
Post Office
Police Club Women Down
Sanderford
Frank McHugh
Hollywood
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Japan
FDR
Wright da Oe
Taylor
KGNC
Nat
Roseland
Freddy Martin
Alabama
Chevrolet
Warley-Davidson
Willys
Fillmore
Humley Clematired Paints
Ge Wgnest
Panhandle
Hunsley
Print Mfg. CO
Ford
Olds
Chrysler
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