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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1939

Page

6

Guardsmen Readied for Home Coming in Amarillo Area

Amarillo units of the Texas National Guard are due back from Camp Hulen in Palacios Texas by Sunday morning after an annual encampment begun August 5. About 300 local guardsmen participated including the 142nd Infantry Regiment with mobilization drills ordered by the War Department.

Amarillo Texas National Guard Camp Hulen Palacios Tex 142Nd Infantry Regiment War Department United States Army Arthur W. Ball Alvin P. Hammett Frank J. Hainze Canyon William E. Lockport 13141 Field Artillery Blucher Thorpe Frank P. Miller Julius Dorenfield 8. Ridings Col. Be, A. Simpson Maj H. H. Larson Capt Dan Loving

Louisiana in upheaval after resignations and arrests

In Louisiana, Governor Richard W Leche resigns amid illness with Earl K Long sworn in to lead. James Monroe Smith faces charges of embezzlement and mail fraud connected to Louisiana State University. Seymour Weiss and others are indicted as federal probes widen. Public demand grows for transparency and reform.

Richard W. Leche Louisiana Smith Leche Baton Rouge Louisiaana State University James Monroe Smith Huey P. Long Richard W. Lewhe Canada Thestate Medical Society Seymour Weiss Huey Earl K. Long Kingfish Weiss Dock Board New Orleans Long Capitol Weis Robert S. Maestri Maestri State Conservation Department State Department Clarence Lorio Louisiana State Medical Society The State University Louisiana State University

Radio Schedule Fragments From Aug 1 to Aug 9

A dense OCR list outlines a multi-day radio schedule with NBC programming and assorted local shows. Entries name times, programs, and hosts such as Fred Waring, Roy Eldredge, Eddy Duchin, Isham Jones, and Betty Crocker, plus ads and late-night music blocks.

NBC Texas Aeronautical Association Fred Waring NBC BC Sports Review Jan Savitt Lioyd Snyder Roy Eldredge Eddy Duchin Isham Jones Sky Pilot Farmashes Breakfast Club of the Air TSN McIlroy Poe Ma Perkins Pepper Young Vic and Sade Kitty Keene Sons of the Weet Northwestern University Malcolm Claire John Gurney Basso Salon Silhouettes Arava Jimmy Allen

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From KFDA

A listing of Friday programs with time blocks including Lew Preston Lilting Lyrics Sports Spotlight News The First Offender The Green Hornet Spanish Serenade Sinfonietta Eddie Gibbons Orchestra Henry Weber’s Concert Revue Dick Jurgens Orchestra Midworld Series News Dee Sellers True Stories Pancho and His Orchestra Jack McLean’s Orchestra Richard Love’s Orchestra Sien Off Programs subject to change without notice Reveille

Lew Preston Tan Tsn Mba Wdectan The Green Hornet Mbs Wxyiaan Sinfonietta Mbs-Wen Eddie Gibbons Orch Henry Weber Dick Jurgens Wgn Dee Sellers Pancho Kxyztan Jark McLean Mbswace Richard Love Mbhs

Aug 17 Radio Schedule Highlights Core Night Programs

Central Time network rundown lists program changes and airings from 3:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Highlights include The Affairs of Anthony, Orphan Annie, Dancing Music Orchestra, Jim Kemper Song, News, and sports segments with Bill Stern and Amos and Andy. Multiple stations CBS NBC WJZ WCAE WNBC present orchestras, dramas, and variety acts.

Tan Dawn Patrol Sts Frances Kaye Organ Wiley and Gene Grandma Tsn John Metcalf Mbswanh Ten Gail Ralph Rose Oreh Khj-Tan Mbs-Wen-Tan John Agnew Mbs Whkr Henry Alexander Orch Ktat- Tan Eddy Delange Wrr-Tan Stanley Miles World Book Man Seena Johnson Mbs-Worsn Len Salvo Mbs-Wenten Palton Lewis, Jr Texas Bisblignis the World News Nbe-Weal Anthony Nbe Wls Weber Mbsnet J. Johnston Orches Wjz Cba-Wabde Mbs-Chain Jimmy Kemper Nbc-Weat Nhbe Cbs-Wahe Edwin C Patricia Gillmore Nbec-W Michael Loring Jane Anderson Plano Mbs-Wen Bill Stern Salon Lowell Thomas Nbc-Wiz-Basic Lynn Brandt Judith Arlen Bs-Wabe F. Waring Nhe-Wear Easy Aces Nhe Amos & Andy Cbs-Wabe Romain Ensem Cbs-Chain Filton Lewis, Jr Luther-Layman Abe-Weal Mr. Keen Cbs-Chain-West FE Roosevelt All Star Revue Nina Dean Dencing Music Joe E. Brown Wabe Wor Balter Mbs-East Nbo Rudy Vallee Nhee Jim McWilliams Chs Green Hornet Mba-Net Wiabe Mhbs-Net America Nbe-Weat Toronto Symphony Orch Bowes Chswahe Dancing Music Orchestra Bob Burns CBS Grant Park H. Weber Bobb Howard Fred Waring Amos Andy Ed Hill Dixie Malneck

Last Service In Old First Christian Church

The church holds its final service in the 1909 old auditorium on August 20 at 11 a.m. A special section invites original members. Mrs. Thomas Currie and Dr. R. C. Snodgrass will share memories and tie the past to the new sanctuary project. Construction begins next Monday by Wirtz Construction, Gothic native-stone design, harmonizing with the educational building.

First Christian Church Disciples of Christ Thomas Currie R. C. Snodgrass Wirtz Construction Company

Opinion on splitting state jobs to part time

The Texas state comptroller's department has referred the question to Attorney General Gerald C. Mann on whether full-time state jobs can be split into part-time posts to widen employment. The proposal mainly affects University of Texas students as departments previously split duties between two students half a day each. Last session the plan let about 300 students work their way through college.

Austin W.P Atty Gerald C. Mann State Comptroller’s Department University of Texas State Department

Death Prevents Air Graduation

Second Lieut. John R. Hopson of Washington DC missed graduation at Kelly Field by nine days after his plane crashed on a training flight from Abilene. The aircraft was found on its back in a road 17 miles northwest of San Antonio with 22 other fliers aboard.

San Antonio John R. Hopson Washington, D. C Kelly Field Abilene Here

Take Dog to Hollywood Says Actor Charlie Ruggles

Hollywood job advice comes from Charlie Ruggles who says a dog can boost an actor’s earnings. He notes even a mongrel at a studio gate may earn two dollars fifty daily more than the average human extra. Ruggles, after filming Invitation to Happiness, runs a large dog kennel in Southern California with over 200 breeds. In New Orleans, four residents on Columbus Street have been killed in 13 months prompting talk of changing house numbers or moving.

New York Hollywood Charlie Ruggles Ruggles New Orleans V.P Columbus Street

Van Nuys Forecasts 15 Democrats oppose FDR renomination

Senator Van Nuys of Indiana says at least 15 Democratic senators would refuse to support President Roosevelt if he is nominated for a third term. He would campaign against renomination within the party and, if Garner were the nominee, predicts Roosevelt would bolt.

Washington Roosevelt van Nuys Indiana Garner

Airline Officials Check New Routes

Braniff officials led by Charles Beard and Robert J. Smith conducted survey flights in Memphis to study a proposed Memphis Houston route via Shreveport. Trans southern executives planned a Memphis to Oklahoma City and Amarillo corridor after noon.

Memphis, Tenn U.R Memphis Here Southwest Charles Beard Robert J. Smith Braniff Houston Shreveport Trans-Southern Oklahoma City Amarillo

Ross Sterling Backs Five Cent Oil Tax Proposal

Former Texas governor and Humble Oil president Ross Sterling expressed support for a five cent tax increase on oil production. He said he would seek multiple special sessions to follow the people’s mandate. Sterling noted his stance on pension reform and recalled his 1930s actions during proration disputes.

Austin U.—Ross Sterling Texas Humble Oil & Refining Co East Texas National Guard Railroad Commission

Costa Rica Far Rich in Flowering Plants

Costa Rica, with an area of 23 000 square miles, hosts nearly half as many species of flowering plants as the United States and Canada combined. The statistic highlights Costa Rica’s remarkable plant diversity relative to its size.

Costa Rica United States Canada

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