Noted Artists Set for Three Civic Music Concerts this Season
Civic Music Association announces three major attractions for the season led by Silvio Scionti and Isabel Scionti duo piano pair. Other headliners include bass baritone John Gurney and violinist Roland Gundry. Dates to be announced after the recent membership campaign. Membership grants access to many Texas city concerts without extra cost.
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Civic Music Association
Guy Carlander
Silvio
Isabel] Scionti
New York
Sciontis
United States
John Gurney
Metropolitan Opera
Gurney
John Barrymore
Roland Gundry
Europe
Paris
Menuhin
Carlander
Panhandle Association
Texas
Lubbock
Feuermann
Brailowski
Amy Jamison
Wichita Falls
Gladys Swarthout
Milstein
Mildner
Beattie
Fort Worth
Marian Anderson
St. Louis Symphony
Waco
Thibault
Beveridge Webster
Garbousova
Kiwanians Hear City Program in Amarillo Noon Meeting
Amarillo Kiwanis Club members heard city department heads present city activities. Mayor Rosas D. Rogers spoke as did speakers like Jack Wyatt chief sanitation officer, filling in for absent J. M. Barker and Percy Burks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Rosas D. Rogers
Amarillo Rotary Club
Jack Wyatt
J. M. Barker
Percy Burks
W. A. Davis Dies At Canyon Home
W A Davis aged 75 resident of Canyon died early this morning at his Canyon home after eight years in the town. He is survived by two brothers P T Davis and C Davis of Fort Worth and one sister Mrs B E Terry of Canyon. Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors in charge with arrangements pending.
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W. A. Davis
Canyon
P. T Davis
C. Davis
Fort Worth
8. E. Terry
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral
Blackburn-Shaw
O'Keefe Attending Texas Finance Convention
Earl O'Keefe of South Western Investment Company attends the first annual convention of the Texas Association of Finance Companies. The meeting opens at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio with oral remarks by Oral Jones, president of the Texas Bankers Association.
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Earl O'Keefe
South- Western Investment Company
Polk Street
Texas Association of Finance Companies
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Oral Jones
Texas Bankers’ Association
Child’s unpaid chores teach saving habit at young age
A mother explains her son earns no wage for setting the table yet receives a 15 cent weekly allowance on Saturdays. The boy saves in a bank and has built a habit of saving since age three, finding work engaging as he chooses his tasks and completes them alone.
Tax on Labor and Capital During Strikes Proposed
Industrialist C. W. Hazelett urged the Senate profit sharing committee to tax those who call strikes and those who take productive facilities out of use. He argued lower taxes for active facilities and higher taxes on idle ones would curb unemployment and force high production. Jewel Tea Company official Joseph Friedlander cited gains from profit sharing after losses. World Series interest appeals to Japanese readers conclude the report.
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Washington
Senate
C. W. Hazelett
Hazelett Metal Company of
New York
Hazelett
Joseph M. Friedlander
Jewel Tea Company
25 Students Make First Honor Roll at Amarillo College
The Amarillo College honor roll for the first 12 weeks of the 1998-99 scholastic year lists 25 students. Eligible students must rank in the upper 10 percent of the student body, including Woodrow Baldwin Lorna Bennet Curtis Benton Beth Bowie John Ross Bradford Ann Claire Brannen June Brown Ruth Cleghorn Helen Conrad Cullen Crain and Daisy Lee Dotson Frances Finch Byron George Martha Jordan Fanice McClain Dorothy McNeill Bob Maxwell Lorena Palm Geneva Rice Dorothea Dell Scheihagen Geraldine Smith Betty Teel Mary Alice Wilson and Paul Wolfe.
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Amarillo College
Woodrow Baldwin
Lorna Bennet
Curtis Benton
Beth Bowie
John Ross Bradford
Ann Claire Brannen
June Brown
Ruth Cleghorn
Helen Conrad
Cullen Crain
Daisy Lee Dotson
Frances Finch
Byron Ceeorge
Martha Jordan
Fern Kruger
Fanice McClain
Dorothy McNeill
Bob Maxwell
Lorena Palm
Geneva Rice
Dorothea Dell Scheihagen
Geraldine Smith
Betty Teel
Mary Alice Wilson
Paul Wolfe
High Court Rules in Favor Of NLRB in Edison Decision
The Supreme Court upheld NLRB authority over Consolidated Edison Co. of New York in interstate commerce issues despite limiting rulings on abrogating certain collective bargaining contracts with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and related unions. Chief Justice Hughes delivered the opinion.
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High Court
NLRB
Edison
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
Hughes
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Peioration of Labor
Cane of
Mussolini presses for gains as Med crisis widens rift
Italy's Mussolini stages a dramatic bid for French territory and influence amid the Munich- era balance of power. He aims to leverage French concessions, influence Suez and belligerent rights, and test Hitler's backing as Britain and France seek a peaceful settlement. Ribbentrop heads to Paris to sign a new Franco-German accord, shaping the Mediterranean scramble.
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Mediterranean
France
Britain
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Sudetenland
Berlin
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Savoy
Paris
Suez Canal
Chamberlain
Poland
Hungary
Fuehrer
London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Jap Warships Shell Pakhoi In Southeast Asia War
Chinese reports say Japanese warships massed in Tongking gulf shell Pakhoi location 70 miles east of the French Indo China border. They may press a landing in South China and outflank Chinese defenses along the Kwangsi Canton route. The Luzon gunboat sails Hankow as the first foreign warship allowed on the Yangtze since Japanese control.
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Shanghai
Gulf of Tongking
Pakhoi
Indo- China
South China
Kwangsi Province
Canton
China
Nanning
Kwangsi
West River
Wushan
Robert Beddoe
Dallas
Tex
W. L. Wallace
Knoxville
Tenn
Ray Rex
Whitewright
United States
Luzon
Hankow
O Daniel's advisory board opens session in Fort Worth
Thirty three of thirty six Governor-elect W Lee O Daniels advisory board members attend the opening conference in Fort Worth with members from across Texas. O Daniel notes broad representation and welcomes input on farmers liquor laws blind support insurance and industry issues while new appointees Butler and Nixon join the board. He defends the board against critics calling it a Cant Do It Club.
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Fort Worth
W. Lee O’daniel
O’daniel
Ethel Fleming
Littlefield
J. W. Hoppe
Galveston
Hoppe
Oran Cole
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Glen Walker
Fisher Body Plant Workers Return After Flint Strike
Detroit reports Fisher Body Corporation workers in Flint returned to work after a weekend strike that began Friday. General Motors and United Automobile Workers officials held conferences to settle grievances, terms not disclosed.
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Fisher Body
Detroit
U.P
Fisher Body Corporation
Flint
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
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O'Keefe
Lydia Gray Shaw
Nora
America
Tack
Peter Narbeck
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Parker, Sheaffer, Wahl
Corona — Royal
Remington
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Chicago
Kendall Wilson
Iowa
Hubert Littlefield
Louisiana
Gerald Hawley
Nebraska
Britt Phillips
Georgia
Barbara Beebe
Jeffie Poland
Ruth Mason
North Carolina
Louise Johnson
Alabama
O'Daniel
Julius Adelmann
Hamilton
Elgin and Waltham
Fifth ST
Pioneer Hotel
W. 10Th Ave
Amarillo, Texas
Rillo Eenhous
Taylor
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