Yard cafe work and country jobs sought in notices
A batch of classified notices from Tack column readers seek work. Charlie W Parker lists yard farm and cafe tasks at 2213 Buchanan Street. J EB calls for pen pals. Jerry seeks country work for summer. A Constant Reader and A Reader offer domestic help. Herman and party need farming dairy labor. a 14 year old girl seeks country placement. Arthur Cohen, Kiddie Rover Mfg, commits suicide amid labor board dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Charlie W. Parker
Buchanan Street
Herman
Dial
Help Wanted and Personal Advertisements Mix in Borger
classified style page notes diverse personals and work requests. A man seeks yard work and land ventures offering 800 acres of oats and barley and three inventions for a $2500 loan with half ownership. others seek nurse or housework roles, a comptometer operator, and a widow seeking companionship. Replied letters to Tack at Nila Box 1353 Borger Texas.
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Tack
Washington, D. C
Borger
Texas
A. B.C
Ex Evangelist Held on Tool Theft Charge
Victor B. Tigett former flying evangelist from Alabama lies in Wichita County jail awaiting grand jury inquiry into theft over 50 in connection with stolen oil field equipment in EMA. He and a companion were arrested in Fort Worth and four rock bits recovered. Tigett blamed his home breakup for his disillusionment and now proclaims atheism.
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Wichita Falls
Victor B. Tigett
Alabama
Wichita County
Ema
Tigett
Fort Worth
Wichitalis
Wage Hour Bill Shelved Amid House Rebellion
The House opposition to the administration's reorganiza tion plan risks delaying wage hour legislation. Representative Ramspeck and his labor subcommittee have not agreed on key points in five weeks and fear members are distracted by anti administration sentiment as the bill stalls in an uncertain mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ramspeck
Georgia
Ickes Warns Fascism Threatens This Country
Secretary of the interior Harold L. Ickes warns at a Chicago dinner observing the 60th anniversary of the Jewish Daily Courier that fascism is a deadly insidious foe on the march and must be fought without delay.
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Chicago
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Courier
No Overhead And Business Is Good In Leominster
Leominster April 4 Mars O Keefe 55 jailed today for alleged theft of four hens from Peter Gordon. He allegedly sold them to Felice Delguid Sunday morning and stole them Delguidice Sunday night in a theft case involving two named residents.
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Leominster
Mars
Waldo H. O'Keefe
Peter Gordon
Felice Delguid
Delguidice
Traffic Safety: Answers to Questions on Page One
A quiz on traffic rules covers police stations state department of public safety and chamber of commerce. It explains emergency vehicle right of way for police and ambulances, and states a state law against improper practice. Stop only after crossing midpoint. turn.
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State Department of Public Safety and Chambers Commerce
Wheat Farmers Discuss 1938 Federal Farm Program
Wheat farmers from Panhandle counties meet in Amarillo to finalize resolutions on the 1938 federal farm program. W. M. Deck of Perryton presided as the Texas Agriculture Association director. Resolutions will be sent to Secretary Wallace Marvin Jones and state agricultural conservation directors.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
W. M. Deck
Perryton
Texas Agriculture Association
Wallace
Marvin Jones
Agricultural Conservation Program
Judge Nelson Opens Pampa Court Term In Claude Visit
District Judge C. Nelson Jr. and District Attorney Bob Underwood traveled to Claude to start a three week term in Pampa. The January term, extended due to a pending case, will remain open until April 25, aligning with the next session’s start.
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Nelson
Pampa
C. Nelson, Jr
Bob Underwood
Claude
Hitler Arrives in Style For Plebiscite Address
Hitler reached Klagenfurt to address the plebiscite on a Austro German union. He rode a special train and was greeted by over 150000 Carinthians as crowds lined the 130 mile Graz to Klagenfurt route. Rain slowed process as gendarmes cleared the way and mothers held infants for a brief touch.
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Klagenfurt
Austria
Hitler
Graz
Calling Hogs Was Training Says Neff
Pat M. Neff former Texas governor and Baylor University president told Baylor faculty that hog calling in the woods served as his public speaking training. He recalled using corn to lure hogs at his family homestead during a faculty visit to his birthplace and old claim site near Waco.
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Waco
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
Texas
Neff
Fourteen Cancer Patients Die After Contaminated Drug
In Orlando on April 4 two more of the four survivors of a pain relief drug contaminated with lockjaw virus are critically ill. State and federal agencies study the preparation blamed for ten deaths among cancer patients. An Orlando physician treated fourteen patients with drugs from Canada and Philadelphia, ten of whom died within five days.
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Orlando
Fla
Canada
Philadelphia
Justice Duke Seeks Second Term
Justice of the peace H. W. Duke indicated he would seek a second term and expected to make a formal announcement within a few days.
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Justice Duke
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Duke
Pink rattlesnake reported in Big Bend area
Washington April 4 The National Parks Service declines to confirm pink elephants but reports a pink rattlesnake specimen found in the proposed Big Bend national park in Texas.
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Washington
National Parks Service
Big Bend National Park
Texas
Teenager Faces Theft Charge After Interstate Arrest
Lorenna Taft, a 16 year old from Hobart Oklahoma, was sent to Amarillo after being arrested in Pueblo Colorado on car theft charges. A vehicle stolen from Louis Finklea was recovered. Judge H W Duke set bond at $1000.
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Lorenna Taft
Hobart
Okla
Amarillo
Pueblo
Colo
Louis Finklea
Justice of the Peace
H W. Duke
Philharmonic Meet For Junior Group No 2 Tonight
Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 will meet at 7 30 this evening at the home of Marcelea Richman 1300 Jackson Street for a rehearsal and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic
Philharmonic Group No
Marcelea Richman
Jackson Street
Child Tier Mary Gladys Carter Improves After Bicycle Fall
Mary Gladys Carter suffered a serious head injury from a bicycle fall striking her head on a curbing and is reported much better today at Northwest Texas Hospital. Princess Elisabeth of England is learning to swim and recently swam the length of a pool for the first time.
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Mary Gladys Carter
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Princess Elisabeth of England
False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip
A fragmentary note describes issues with dental appliances, claiming false teeth can become loose, slippery, or uncomfortable during use. It mentions a paste or adhesive as a potential substitute to keep teeth firm and comfortable for daytime wear.
Parliament Slap Sparks Uproar in Commons
Emanuel Shinwell a Labour MP slapped Commander Robert Tatton Bower a Conservative MP in the House of Commons before a foreign affairs debate. Cabinet ministers shouted get out as Shinwell sat down after the resounding slap. Bower's remark about Poland was unclear in meaning.
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London
Emanuel Shinwell
House of Commons
Robert Tatton Bower
Shinwell
Bower
Poland
New Deal Foes Win House Concession On VA Exemption
Washington April 4 House opponents of the government reorganization bill won a concession from administration leaders by agreeing to an amendment exempting the veterans administration from any merger. Representative Warren Democrat of North Carolina, author of the general reorganization provisions, said the amendment would likely be approved and found no objection to it.
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Washington
House
Veterans’ Administration
Warren
North Carolina
French Cabinet Approves Blum Financial Plans
Paris April 4 cabinet with President Lebrun presiding approved Premier Leon Blum's sweeping financial proposals. Financiers expect foreign exchange controls and franc revaluation though Parliament's backing remained doubtful. The franc closed at 32.24 to the dollar versus 32.71 on Friday.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
Leon Blum
Leahy Backs Navy Bill Revision for Three Super Dreadnoughts
Admiral William D. Leahy urged the Senate naval affairs committee to revise the fleet expansion measure to allow three 45 000 ton super dreadnoughts. The move would enable stronger use of the escalator clause in the London naval limitation accord as the United States and allies denounced the 35 000 ton battleship cap.
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Washington
U.pi
William D. Leahy
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Great Britain
France
U S Steel Stockholders Elect New Directors
Stockholders of United States Steel Corporation elected new directors and Edward R. Stettinius became chairman. Myron C. Taylor relinquished leadership after guiding the company through much of the depression era.
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Hoboken
N. J
U.P
United States Steel Corporation
Edward R. Stettinius
Myron C. Taylor
New Bottling Works Gets Charter Here
Amarillo will soon have a new bottling works as the Panhandle 7-Up Company is granted a charter. Incorporators are C. R. Pennington Z. Stakley and Mrs. S. V. Harlan. operation start date not announced.
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Amarillo
Panhandie
C. R. Pennington
Z. ©. Stakley
S. V. Harlan
Ash and Hagan Charged With Theft by JP Duke
David Ash and Robert Hagan were charged by Justice of the Peace H W Duke with theft exceeding five dollars. Bond was set at $300 for each defendant.
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David Ash
Robert Hagan
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Duke
Job seeker with office experience offers varied services
I am a 23 year old single applicant with 3.5 years of office work experience. My former employer will recommend my ability and efficiency. I can do file clerk, book keeping, typist, payroll, store clerk, or act as a companion. References available upon request.
Carpenter Seeks Contact via Column Help
A reader requests help reaching a carpenter referenced in a column. The plea asks the column to publish contact hoping to connect with the craftsman for a needed service or collaboration.
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Natchez
Bowie Knife
South
J. EB
Jerry
Houston Street
Johnson Street
Grand Haven, Mich
Arthur L. Cohen
Kiddie Rover Manufacturing Company
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Jim Jackson
Monroe Street
Hazel
Taylor Street
Betty Anderson
Girl
Joe
Olivia Morgan
Ickes
Kansas Prairies
Wichita
Kansas
Big Bend Area
Blum
Admiral Leahy
U. S. Steel
Globe-News
Carpenter
Fur Department
Troy
NN Sheen
Ivory
Ex-Lax
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