Roosevelt Likes Hosts To Be Sulphurous Talkers
Washington reports the President prefers tough talkers as hosts. Joseph Kennedy and Harold Ickes share a taste for sharp language, with Ickes hosting at Headwaters Farm in Olney Maryland, a private retreat near the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alsop
Robert Kintner
North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Harold L. Ickes
White House
Joe Kennedy
Potomac
Marwood
Doughty
Ickes
Plan Cost Farm Program Gains Bipartisan Backing
A Senate and House group from ag states forms to push a cost-of-production farm plan in the new Congress. Senator Frazier notes members want a specific program, to consult with Secretary Wallace, retain soil conservation, and drop crop reduction elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Frazier
North Dakota
Wallace
Scouts Will Hold Court on Thursday
The Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts will hold its Court of Honor Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Potter County courthouse district courtroom. It is expected to be one of the year’s largest courts with several new ideas to be introduced, says Chester Dunlap.
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Amarillo Area
Elvin Ramsey Funeral set for this evening in Amarillo
Funeral services for Elvin Ramsey Proper 28 of Amarillo will be held at 8 30 PM in the Blackburn Shaw chapel with Dr J Howard Williams officiating. Ramsey died yesterday in a local hospital from injuries in an auto crash. Body to be sent to Birmingham Alabama for interment. Survivors include his wife and his parents.
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Blackburn- Shaw
Elvin Ramsey
Amarillian
J. Howard Williams
First Baptist Church
Birmingham
Ala
Radio Schedule Fragments From West to East
A dense list of radio programs across regions with start times from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM. Notable items include Helen Menken’s Serial, Edward G. Robinson Play, Jolson and Shaw, Goodman Swing, and Jean Hersholt Serial. NBC network references and station notes accompany the lineup.
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NBC
Sons of the West
Fran Allison
Edward Davies
Monitor
Jack Armstrong
Bob Hope
Redding
Lloyd Snyder
Lou Breese
Artie Shaw
Rudy Vallee
Omar Herth
Wiley Walker
Peggy Anderson
Panhandle Laundry Almanac
Breakfast Club of the Air
Lacy Courageous
Gail North
Bob Carrol
Grandma
Betty
Bob
Seana Farm
Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Wnac
Wtic
Wjar
Wtag
Wesh
Kyw
Wfbr
Wre
Wgy
Weae
Wtam
Wwj
Wdel
Midwest
Ksd
Wmaq
Wdaf
Kstp
Koa Kdyl
Wmbg
Wsb
Wime
Wsmb
Wjdx
Kpre
Whre
Pacific
Kfi
Kgw
Komo
Khq
Kpo
Wbre Weol
Wfea
Wiw
Work
Weky
Wsal
Wsan
Cbf
Chil Weal
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Wtm
Wiba
Wday
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Kans
Welo
Ksoo
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Wel
Kfyr
Koam
Wapo Wiak
Wtar
Wptf
Wis
Wjax
Wila
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Wsoc
Wibe
Wwne Wese Wave
Wsm
Wvoo
Wky Wiaa
Woal
Kths
Kfdm
Kgko Krgy Kris kKtok
Ktsm Wala Wrol
Ktbs Kark Kgnc
Kgit Kghl
the Angler
Hunter
Ralph Blane
Amos 'N
Andy
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J. Marshard
Wahce
Wdre
Weau
Wias
Wpro
Wibl
Wisvy Wear
Whbm
Wibm
Kmbe
Kmox
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Wpg
Sfrb
Chac
Wibx
Wmas
Werg
Wkbn
Hio
Wgbt
Wdbo
Wmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Kfh
Kbb
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Kac
Wnax
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Kglo
Weoa
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MOUNT
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COAST
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Kfpy
Kvi
Ksfo
Koy
Khbc
Kgbm
Kiro
Kgar
Icago
West
Howie Wing
Bob Trout
Enoch Light Orchestra
Jimmie Fiddier
Hollywood
Helen Menken
Basic
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
Shaw
Goodman
Jean Hersholt
Jack Berch
East
Jimmie Fidler
Nbc-W47
Wiz
Whz
Whza
Wxyz
Weyr
Wmal
Wfil
Waby
Webr
Efef
Whk
Wmiff
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Whco Wien
Wenr
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Kso
Wowo
Kma
Wjim
Witd
Wmpa
Kxyz
Kilo Kvod
Kutc
Kgo
Don Winslow Navy
Tom Mix
Vaughan de Leath
G. Gordon
Adrian Rolli
Lowell Thomas
Caat
Tom Miz
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
New York
Oscar Shumeky
Vivian d'Chiesa
Mary and Bob
Eugene Conley
Cal Tinney
Oe Grey & Rhythm
Dr. Jantrow
The Cliveden Set and Lindbergh Controversy Aired
Dorothy Bromley reports from London on the Cliveden group and its alleged links to Lindbergh’s Munich medal and Nazi ties. Bromley interviews Lord and Lady Astor and Claude Cockburn, weighing Cliveden influence against known facts while noting the salon’s role in political discourse.
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England
Cliveden
Lord
Lady Astor
Claude Cockburn
The
Week
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Miss Bromley
New York Post
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
Alliance
London
L'Affaire Lindbergh
America
Col. Lindbergh
Germany
Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Munich
Hitler
Cockburn
Berlin
Lord Astor
Astors
Commission's Final Meeting Is Tonight
City commissioners will hold their last meeting of the year tonight. Bids to furnish the city with a carload of gasoline will be opened. City manager H. R. Smith noted there are no other items scheduled for today.
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H. R. Smith
Washington’s unseen workers keep faith in Senate battles
A look inside the capital reveals unsung heroes who sacrifice health and happiness for duty. Stories include a devoted secretary choosing loyalty over a wealthy marriage, a Wisconsin elder La Follette who spent hours on the Senate floor while his ill son slept, and lawmakers who faced defeat for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arne
Washington
Senate
Insurance Official Praises Texas Truckers Progress 1938
Jack Pinkston of the Transportation Insurance Agency of Dallas lauds Texas motor transport gains in 1938. He cites reduced fatal accidents, rising public support, political backing, and an organization aimed at raising trucking standards in a seasonal greeting to local lines.
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Jack Pinkston
Transportation Insurance Agency of
Dallas
Texas
Pinkston
Crime Expert To Aid Claude Police
Virgil Beavers fingerprint expert for the Amarillo police department was sent to Claude this morning to assist with a burglary investigation. Claude officers reported large quantities of motor oil as the loot and hope to obtain fingerprints as clues.
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Claude
Virgil Beavers
Amarillo
Panhandle
Joe Getswiller Recovering After Taxi Collision
Joe Getswiller of 221 West Sixth Avenue is recovering at Northwest Texas Hospital after a Saturday evening taxi collision. Reported condition is better with a fractured arm and wrist a broken leg a skull fracture and multiple lacerations and contusions.
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Joe Getswiller
West
Sixth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Getswiller
Holiday Motif on Menus Given to TWA Passengers
Holiday travelers on TWA receive festive menus as keepsakes. The items feature a red and green holiday motif and carry season’s greetings from Trans World Airlines.
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TWA
George Puckett Home for Christmas in Amarillo
George Puckett the son of Dr. and Mrs. B M Puckett is spending Christmas vacation with his parents in Amarillo. He studies at the Terrell Military Academy in Dallas.
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George Puckett
B. M. Puckett
Amarillo
Terrell Military Academy
Dallas
Crosbyton Man Hurt in Collision Of Vehicles Here
W. H. Davis of Crosbyton sustained hip injuries when his car hit the rear of a truck on Fillmore Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. Mrs. Davis was uninjured. The pair were en route from Pampa to Farwell. Davis was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital by a Blackburn Shaw ambulance summoned by Irving Kern, an Internal Revenue Agent from Dallas. Attendants say injuries are not dangerous.
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W. H. Davis
Crosbyton
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Fillmore Street
Hudson Distributors Meet in Detroit Reports Sales Up
Roy Cullum, Amarillo Hudson dealer, attended a two day Hudson distributors and dealers meeting at the Hudson factory in Detroit. William R. Tracy S. G. Bates and George H. Pratt led sessions on design production and distribution. Tracy announced Hudson retail sales rose twenty five percent in November.
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Roy Cullum
Amarillo
Hudson Motor
Hudson
Detroit
William R. Tracy
S. G. Bates
George H. Pratt
Tracy
Traffic toll for year hits eight after Christmas crashes
Amarillo traffic fatalities rose to eight for the year with two more deaths in Christmas incidents near or beyond city limits. Police Captain Sid Harper noted most deaths occurred outside city bounds, while downtown saw only minor crashes during the heavy holiday period.
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Amarillo
Sid Harper
Amarillo High Board Removes Faulty Ceilings
The Amarillo High School building saw four ceilings removed after a rigid inspection by the building committee. The ceilings will be replaced with celotex and reinforced with iron straps to prevent a recurrence of collapse. Work is to be completed before students return on January 3.
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Amarillo High School
Board of Trustees
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