Weather note and era editorials mix in 1938 context
A weather forecast hints at sun with clouds and possible frost in places. The rest reprints a Chicago Tribune editorial praising Mr Chamberlain’s rhetoric while critiquing British policy and appeasement toward Hitler, warning Americans against foreign entanglements and urging loyalty to the United States.
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Chicago Tribune
Mr. Chamberlain
Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Czecho- Slovakia
Munich
England
Sudetenland
Hitler
Crechas
George
Asia
Africa
Prague
Nice
Dardi- Glevskia
Amerola I
Pretty Soon Now It May Be Safe For a Goldfish To Go to College
History of the goldfish gulping craze on college campuses is presented through pictures and anecdotes. Harvard is cited where a freshman swallowed a goldfish for ten dollars, triggering a wave of challenges and counter challenges. The record rose to 67 as campuses nationwide join the stunt.
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Harvard
All-School Music Program In Amarillo Sunday
The Amarillo Public Schools present a Sunday 3 p m all school music program at Amarillo High School Auditorium. The event features a 60 piece Amarillo Junior Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Murray Meeker and a 200 voice combined chorus from nine schools. About 1000 students participate. admission is free. Miss Gertrude Elliker announces the program to acquaint the public with public school music.
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Amarillo
Amarilo
Gertrude Elliker
Two Puppies Seek Good Home From C T Baker Ad
Dear Tack offers two Rat Terrier mixes, a white with brown spots and a white with black spots, for adoption to a family. C T Baker near One-half mile East of North Highway places the note. Lady Cook Wanted seeks a female between 25 and 45 for cooking and house work.
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Tack
C. T. Baker
North Highway
Man Caught In Childress After Rush to Nab Forgery Suspect
Sheriff Bill Adams ordered a stop on a car with a red headed woman. In Childress, Lee Carroll was arrested on a forgery charge tied to a car transfer and bond set at 1000. His companion John T. Adams faced a separate misdemeanor conviction for driving without a license. Carroll was released after questioning. Adams pled guilty and paid fines. Carroll was later bound over to the grand jury. the car was held for the mortgage holder.
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France
Chicago
Henry Ford
Washington
White House
Ford
Sugested Gasmobile
Autokinet
Ipsomotor
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Hitler
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Jimmy
India
Calib
Cairo
Egypt
Callle O. K
Germany
Goebbels
der Puehrer
Joe
Adolf
Tsalah
Till
Andy Hardy
California
England
Anthony Eden
Edward VII
George L. Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
America
Boston
New
Bill Adams
Sheriffs and
Highway Patrol
Childress
Sheriff Adams
Carroll
Justice of the Peace Carder
Carder
John T. Adams
Amarillo
Adams
Fort Worth
Potter County
Travel Bureau
Grand Jury
Farmer's Daughter Robbed in Amarillo
Police report that The Farmer's Daughter refreshment stand on West Sixth Avenue near Northwest Texas Hospital was robbed last night. Three suspects were in custody for the purse-snatching from Mrs. W. A. Foyil and Mrs. G. F. Dunn of Tucumcari, with the victim losing about $25 to $35 as they chased the youths several blocks from Eighth Avenue and Polk Street.
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Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. A. Foyil
Wichita Boosters Visit Amarillo Next Week
Wichita boosters from Wichita Kansas will visit Amarillo one week from tomorrow. Mayor Ross Rogers was notified today by Arch N Booth Chamber of Commerce manager in charge of the trip. Each traveler will distribute souvenirs.
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Wichita
Kan
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Arch N. Booth
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Boosters
Wichita Beacon
Young Democrats of Amarillo Plan Panhandle Convention
The Amarillo Young Democrats met in the Fisk Building and slated a Panhandle convention in Amarillo on April 22 to pick a state delegate for the Dallas State Meet in May. Officers remain pending reorganization with a Thursday April 13 meeting set for further organization and convention plans. Byron Singleton holds the presidency with Bob Stone as vice president and Evelyn Lincoln Archer as secretary treasurer.
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Amarillo
Byron Singleton
Bob Stone
Tom Seay
Program committee chair retained and secretary reappointed
The program committee chairman and Norman Minter were retained in their roles. Minter continues as recording secretary, a position he has held since the organization's last active period.
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Norman Minter
Toledo election results spark run-off date change
In a three candidate race Commissioner Smith led with 2,279 votes, Mann had 1,932, and M. N. Twaddell 604. The run-off date was to be fixed after canvass, with April 25 tentatively set. Also noted were 161 radio receivers in 60 Toledo schools given as gifts, and a New York experiment station’s 1939 Marion purple raspberry introduction noted as highly drought-resistant.
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Toledo
Board of Education
New York Experiment
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Jay Jerome
Detroit
M.I.T
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Boston College
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University of Chicago
United States
Armstrong Storage CO
S. Pierce
J. W. Jenkins & Sons Music CO. of
Texas
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Gainesville
Southwest
Montclair
Nunn Electric CO
Globe-News
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Anthony Drexel Biddle
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Poland
Young Democrats of
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A. P
Skeet) Gibson
J. H. Smith
Gene Jordan
Tom
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
Calverti “Pecar
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