Britain Expects Poles To Avoid Nazi Trouble
London May 4 Britain excludes Northern Ireland from conscription to avoid trouble with Ireland and looks to Poland to curb Germany. Chamberlain announced the change seen as a victory for Eamon de Valera amid Irish protests. Polish Foreign Minister Beck is expected to urge a firm but peaceful stance on Danzig and Pomorze.
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London
Britain
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Poland
Germany
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Charberlain
Free City of Danzig
Pomorze
Col
Joseph Beck
Col. Beck
Sejm
Hitler
Danzig
East Prussia
Soviet Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Litvinoff
France
Stalin
Rome-Berlin
Kremlin
Russia
Beck
Soset Stalin
Free
Senate Confirms Henderson to Securities Commission
The Senate confirmed without dissent the nomination of Leon Henderson, a 44 year old economist, to be a member of the securities commission.
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Washington
Senate
Leon Henderson
The
Securities Commission
Used Car Ads Offer Safer Choices And Quick Deals
Readers are urged to check the want ads for rebuilt and late model cars as a safer choice for weekend travel. The notice promotes safety through better vehicles and directs buyers to the Globe-News Want Ad Headquarters at Dial 6262.
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Globe-News
Amarillo College science show mocks reality with fish and duck tricks
Amarillo College engineers stage a free science show featuring a frozen goldfish brought back to life and a duck dunked in water to demonstrate wetting effects. Faculty supervise demos, including a 500000 volt Tesla coil shock, with local merchants hosting exhibits and refreshments for attendees.
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Amarillo College
Orville Jordan
Amarillo
Engineering Demonstration Showset by Sigma Alpha Delta
The event runs this afternoon from 4 to 6 and tonight from 7 to 11 with public attendance invited. All engineering students participate while Sigma Alpha Delta sponsors the demonstrations featuring Qwen Ray Walter Thompson Orville Jordan Paul Wolfe and Bob Maxwell in active roles.
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Sigma Alpha Delta
Qwen Ray
Walter Thompson
Orville Jordan
Paul Wolfe
Bob Maxwell
Campaign Army Meets Tonight in Amarillo Drive
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce members plan a 5 o'clock meeting to finalize the membership drive for a 30 000 budget with a 10 000 subgoal. Six division sponsors led by Bill Gilstrap Bruce Autry head the effort as John Maynard and Ray Minner lead the activities fund group aiming 20000.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Bill Gilstrap
Bruce Autry
Activities Fund Group
John Maynard
Ray Minner
Maynard
Jim Florey
Chamber of Commerce
James Blyth
American City Bureau
Amarillo
Loans Exceed Land Values in Dust Bowl Counties
Dr. E D G Roberts led a study for the American Association for the Advancement of Science showing federal payments to distressed dust bowl areas exceed rural land values in Seward and Haskell counties Kansas. He cited six million dollars in aid over five years with taxes and debt loading outpacing rental income and suggested subsidy shifts to reduce farmer debts.
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Alpine
Dust Bowl
Southwestern Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. D. G. Roberts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Morris Evans
L. L. McCracken
Amarillo
Haskell
Seward
Roberts
H. N. Watenpaugh
Abilene
U. S. Bureau of
Fourteen Year Old Finds Newborn Baby on Sidewalk
Greenville reports a fourteen year old, Wallace Sprinkle, discovering a baby boy a few hours old in a cardboard box on a sidewalk. Police opened an investigation into parentage while Wallace offered to keep the infant.
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Greenville
Wallace Sprinkle
Wallace
Strike Solution Believed Near
Secretary Perkins said there is hope the coal strike situation may be solved in conferences in New York tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Perkins
New York
Texas Trains Eye on Stars at McDonald Observatory Dedication
Texas prepares to dedicate the McDonald Observatory atop Mount Locke in the Davis Mountains. Eminent astronomers from five nations attend as the 82 inch reflector’s precision mirror nears completion after four years of grinding. The 115 ton dome and $800000 facility symbolize a major advance in astronomical research.
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Raymond Holbrook
Davis Mountains
Texas
McDonald Observatory
United States
Mt. Locke
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N. Y
Optical Department
Warher and Swasey Co
Cleveland
Alpine
Observa
Amarillo Clean-Up Drive Hopes For Top Texas Rank
Civic groups in Amarillo push a city wide clean up paint up and fix up campaign mirroring Lubbock’s success. The drive aims for 100000 jobs reported and ends tomorrow with volunteers urged to submit job reports via schools Boy Scouts and Chamber of Commerce. Truck routes and areas covered are outlined as part of the effort to reduce fire hazards and beautify the city.
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Lubbock
Texas
Amarillo
Inter-Civic Club Council
L. M. Grow
Grow
Madison
Washington Streets
Thirtieth
Twenty-fourth Avenues
Country Club Terrace
Roberts Place
Buchanan-Lincoln Alley
East Side
Fifteenth Avenue
Plainview Hosts 500 Masons in Largest South Plains Meeting
Plainview prepares for a massive Masons gathering at the City Auditorium with Lee Lockwood of Waco as speaker. The 4 PM activities include a Masonic hall session and dinner at 6 PM before talks by Rev. J Pat Horton and Rev. G I Britain, plus several state officers.
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Plainview
Lee Lockwood
Waco
Texas Masons
City Auditorium
Lockwood
South Plains
Plainview First Baptist Church
G. I. Britain
Leo Hart
Gilmer
Sam B. Canty
Fort Worth
E. M. Wood
Anson
George H. Belew
T. M. Bartley
I. L. Thomas
J. F. Standifer
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two Men in Salt Creek Work Area
A jack hammer jar ignited a dynamite charge near Salt Creek nine miles east of Memphis killing Bob Beeson and Levit Rivers and injuring three others. The blast occurred during rock drilling for a small bridge. Beeson and Rivers died, while Collins Wooten and Martin were hospitalized with critical injuries. Funeral services were set for Rivers and Beeson in Turkey.
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Memphis
Here
Hall County
Salt Creek
Bob Beeson
Turkey
Spur
Levit Rivers
R. C. Colling
Esteline
H. F. Wooten
Clyde Martin
Wellington
Collins
Wooten
Martin
Beeson
Rivers
A. J. Rivers
J. B. Barnhill
Plains to Ride for Jim Farley Parade in Amarillo May 17
Plains to Ride for Jim Farley details a large Amarillo celebration for postmaster general James Farley. A 10 am parade begins with hundreds of riders and a dedication at the new federal building, followed by breakfast and luncheon, with cowboy regalia encouraged and a marching marshal leading the event.
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Panhandle
James A. Farley
Farley
Amarillo
Mr. Farley
Federal Building
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Leo Peterson
Mason King
Jim Farley
Mr. King
Cley Thornton
Milton Cox
Col
BE. A. Simpson
Eagle Nest Fish Fry to Draw Southwest Attendees
Eagle Nest in New Mexico prepares for its 14th annual fish fry with ten tons of dressed fish packed in snow. Food is free with fish buns and coffee, and organizer T. D. Neal expects the largest turnout yet. Invitations have been extended through newspapers to the entire Southwest.
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Eagle Nest
N. M
T. D. Neal
Weather roundup for Amarillo and nearby regions
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Amarillo and West Texas and New Mexico. Hourly temperatures shown for yesterday with highs around 73 and 70 and lows near 56 and 38. Precipitation for the last 24 hours ending 4 PM yesterday is listed as trace.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Ises
Ict
Ieee
Trace
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