Amarillo School Bands Plan 15 State European Tour
The First State Job Insurance Plan Near Benefit Payment band brought 11 ocarinas an accordion and a xylophone to a performance. Fred Martin and Billy Morrow received standing ovations as they led the ensemble. The group, under Amarillo High School and Sam Houston Junior High School band parents associations, plans a June departure from Abilene for a 15 state tour across Europe, with 34 bandsmen traveling.
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Wisconsin Job Insurance Law Sets Early Benefit Start
Madison April 18 Wisconsin is poised to begin paying benefits under its unique job insurance law active since July 1, 1934. The fund holds nearly $6 million for first payments due July 1 this year. The act, praised by former Governor Philip F. La Follette, will see employer contributions reach about $500,000 monthly as 3000 employers participate. Dr E E Witte helped draft the federal plan after aiding Wisconsin and oversees enforcement with a 30 person staff. Protests have been mild and few employers dispute validity.
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Long critical on Huey Long and Wisconsin unemployment law
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Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band Homecoming at High School
Hearty welcome greeted the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band at the high school auditorium for a homecoming appearance led by former Amarillo boy Marion McClure. The program ranged from Tschaikowsky to popular dance music and songs.
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Government lax on air defense and a Hitler birthday note
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Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
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