Sales Meeting At Herring Hosts From Chicago
One hundred forty branch managers and sales personnel of International Harvester Company attended a four day sales training at the Herring Hotel. Chicago executives T. B. Hall Mercer Lee C. Gray Robert Mc Crosby Neal Higgins FE Bertshi led sessions, with W. A. Fisk and Karl W. Freeman hosting. Similar meetings are held this week in Salt Lake City Kansas City and Oklahoma City.
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International Harvester Company of America
Herring Hotel
T. B. Hall
Mercer Lee
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
C. Gray
Harvester
Robert McCrosby
Neal Higgins
FE. H. Bertshi
W. A. Fisk
Karl W. Freeman
International Harvester Company
Stars of Screen on KGNC Program Features 1938 lineup
Jimmy Stewart hosts Good News of 1938 on NBC Red and KGNC featuring Spencer Tracy Freddie Bartholomew Fannie Brice Cora Witherspoon Betty Jaynes Douglas McPhail Eadie Adams Judy Garland The broadcast includes Bartholomew interviews Brice Baby Snooks Sextette From Lucia Silent Night and Meredith Willson Orchestra with Max Terr Chorus performing Schubert Unfinished Symphony number eight of ten immortal songs.
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Jimmy Stewart
Spencer Tracy
Freddie Bartholomew
Fannie Brice
Frank Morgan
Cora Witherspoon
Betty Jaynes
Douglas McPhail
Eadie Adams
Judy Garland
NBC Red
KGNC
Lucia
Miss Brice
Meredith Willson
Max Terr
Sought Bills Have Little Chance Before Special Session
Washington December 18 Administration leaders work to finish farm and wages and hours bills as Speaker Bankhead says little chance they reach the White House before the special session ends. Senate hopes to pass its crop control bill in a few days as the House debates wage hour proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Bankhead
White House
Senate
House
Green Seeks Recommitment Of Wages and Hours Bill
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor asked the House to recommit the administration wages and hours bill, calling it objectionable to federation members. The move highlights AFL opposition shaping early congressional action on labor standards.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House of Representatives
Thompson Plans Tucumcari and Albuquerque Trip for Mortgage Work
E. R. Thompson of 817 B Mississippi Street left this afternoon for Tucumcari and Albuquerque on business for the Southern Mortgage Company. He will visit Tucumcari with Kit Carson of the First National Bank and then proceed to Hot Springs for an extended rest with his wife.
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E. R. Thompson
Mississippi Street
Tucumcari
Albuquerque
Southern Mortgage Company
Kit Carson
First, National Bank
Weather Moderating in Amarillo Area
Cold spell eases in Amarillo with daytime temperatures climbing and the mercury not expected to fall below freezing tonight. Last night’s low reached 28 degrees and forecasters predict a partly cloudy night with a low near 32 and similar conditions tomorrow.
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Amarillo Area
Perfect Driver Dies In Houston Traffic Crash
James R. Vanadore a 31 year old bus driver with seven years of perfect driving record died from injuries after an auto accident last week while riding with a friend. Houston recorded its fifty first traffic fatality for 1937.
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Houston
U.P
James R. Vanadore
Three Cases Called Before Judge Nelson
Three cases were called for trial before Judge E C Nelson Jr. Defendants Gordon Reese facing two counts of forgery William Mitchell and Carl Edward Hays charged with burglary Mitchell was given a two year sentence yesterday on a guilty plea to burglary The defendants in today s cases pleaded guilty.
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E. C. Nelson, Jr
Gordon Reese
William Mitchell
Carl Edward Hays
Hays
Mitchell
Hereford Farm Hearing Draws Amarillo Attendees
Amarillo residents plan to attend a farm hearing at Hereford sponsored by the U S Department of Agriculture. H H Finnell regional Soil Conservation Service director will preside at the 10 am meeting at the Deaf Smith County courthouse. Other S C S attendees include Roy Hockensmith Jim Wilcox C L Fly and D A Dobkins. Representatives from W P A and F S A are also expected.
Three New Scarlet Fever Cases Reported Here
Three additional scarlet fever cases were reported in Amarillo today while the health unit director ordered lifting quarantine on two homes previously affected. Dr. BM Primer stated that 11 homes remain under quarantine, a seasonal average and not a cause for alarm.
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Amarillo
BM. Primer
Police Locate Man Sought By Relatives in Houston
George Brannen, sought by police at relatives request in Houston, was found this morning at the Salvation Army citadel. His wife is reported ill in Houston and he is needed at home. A telegram asking for his location was received last night. he was believed to be in a CCC Camp.
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George Brannen
Houston
Salvation Army
Mr. Brannen
CCC
Alabama Cons Begin Honor Tests Again
In Montgomery Alabama the annual Christmas parole program opened gates for 554 prisoners including 50 women. Governor Bibb Graves granted two weeks of furlough to each on the condition of a promise to return. The man to man parole tradition began ten years ago by the governor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Graves
Paris Workers Occupy 15 Bakeries For Higher Pay
Fifteen hundred Paris region workers occupied fifteen bakeries and food shops today to demand higher wages. Prime Minister Camille Chautemps announced arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Panay Attack Sparks Japanese Reproof and Reparations Bid
Eyewitness reports and US confirmation suggest the Panay attack was deliberate rather than an accident. Immediate moves include recalling Admiral Mitsunami to Tokyo and a pledge of punishment for those responsible. Japanese sailors raise 5000 yen for the US Navy fund as a gesture. A Blue Jackets detachment is assigned to a Yangtze River bank location.
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Hirohito
Japan
Teizo Mitsunami
China
Mitsunami
Tokyo
United States
United States Navy
Navy
Yangtze River
Diplomatic Meeting Over Panay Sinking At White House
The Japanese and Chinese ambassadors in the United States will meet tonight at the White House in the presence of President Roosevelt. They will not discuss the undeclared war or the Panay sinking, while Britain urges prompt Japanese protest handling and contemplates reinforcing its China squadron.
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United States
Panay
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Slaying Case Hinge On Found Shoe
Police linked a second shoe at the scene to the Tuesday night murder and questioned whether the shoe proved a murder or an accomplice. No suspects or motives disclosed as investigators pursued the evolving angle in the案.
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C. W. Carder
Considera
Police pursue leads after girl’s suspected murder case
Officials consider a house as a possible holding place for the girl before her death and a shoe found at the scene, while an American man remains in custody. The Griggs Funeral Chapel was notified that the body could be released for funeral plans as Judge Carder completed his inquest. District Attorney Bob Underwood and authorities plan further questioning.
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Bob Underwood
Carder
Griggs
New Ships Move To Arm Merchant Fleet
The commission plans 10 new steel tankers with defense features under private oil company collaboration. Bids advance the push to rebuild the U S merchant marine, following contracts for a North Atlantic liner valued around 15 million dollars.
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Commission
United States
North Atlantic
Passports Use Tied to Unknown Deceased in New York Case
Federal agents in New York pursue a case involving passports linked to deceased individuals and unclear identities or nationalities. The department has not established who bears the passports now, complicating investigations into the matter.
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New York
Mystery of Robinsons linked to forged American passports
Investigators seek clues to the identity of Mr and Mrs Donald L Robinson amid allegations accomplices helped secure fraudulent passports. Birth certificates used by the pair reference deceased children buried at Calvary Cemetery and Cemetery of the Evergreens, with records found only in burial ledgers. Federal agents suspect a local source familiar with the children's histories supplied the data, while passports filed in April 1936 involved affidavits drafted in Albert Marinelli’s office, tied to charges faced by the Tamany district leader.
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Donald L. Robinson
Evergreens
Robinsons
Health Department
Albert Marinelli
Tammany
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
May labeled gallant knight after punch in socialite melee
May, once striking Huey Long, is described as a gallant knight charging to the rescue. He was struck by James McKinley Bryant, a one punch socialite, who said the incident was playful though it injured May. He added he did not know what a Broncheer is.
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Aram Walker
FOX
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Parker Pen & Pencil
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Shanghai
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White Horse Scotch
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