Six Questions on Self Improvement in Amarillo Talk
Byron E Lopp leads a free Am bay Hotel lecture in the blue room as part of a six session series. The talk targets sales people with a post on habits and self analysis asking readers to evaluate morning routines punctuality mood appearance and cooperation at work.
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Ambay Hotel
Blue Room
Byron Lopp
Amarillo Globe
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for NBC and MBS Nights
This schedule lists daytime and evening radio slots on 1410 Ke with NBC programming including Fred Waring Martha Tilton and Kay Kyser, plus later Night coverage featuring Gene Krupa and Tony Pastor orchestras. Thursday listings extend into morning and afternoon blocks with diverse programs and news briefings.
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Fred Waring
Pleasuretime
NBC
Alr
Martha Tilton
Legion of Safety
Vic Fraser
Plantation Party
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Don Isidro
Dick Mills
Tony Pastor
War News
Gene Krupa
Ray Herbeck
News
Sky
Trading Post
Lew White
Chanticleers
Breakfast Club of the Air
Viennese Ensemble
Women In
Jerry Sears
Vice Fraser
Dr. Malone
David Harum
Network schedule update with late changes
Radio network listings show last minute program changes for 4:45 to 5:45 PM. Highlights include Captain Midnight and King Arthur repeats, Dancing Music Orchests, News and sports segments with NBC CBS and MBS chain affiliates across weather and East West feeds.
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Nbc-Wt
W. van Dyne
Nbc-Blue-West
Secattergood Baines
Cbs-Wabe
Cbs-Chain
Nbc-Weat
Nbc-Wizenast
King Arthur, Jr
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C
Nbc-Red
Nbc-Wiz
Bud Barton
Nbc-Blue
Paul Sullivan
Lowr Kohler
Pearson Sports
Lowell Thomas
Nbe-Wiz
Nbe
Blue-West
Cbs
Wabe
Mbs
Midwest
F. Waring
Nbc-Weaf
East
Wjz
Amos and Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Chain
Weal
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Weatl
New York
Dancing Music Orchestra
Blue
Ifr
Meek
Wor
S. Baker
Wgn
Kwk
Wkre
Wire
Tony Martin
Song
Nbc
Edward G. Robinson
Weaf
Manhattan
J. Hersholt
Christian
Boake Carter
Ed Mayehoff
Elmer Davis
Eddie Cantor
Nbe-Weat
Roy Shield
Fred Allen
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs-Wen
Jimmy Flynn
Kay Kyser
Nbc-Weat Olmstead
Glenn Miller
Wer
Bob Hannon
London
Nbe-Wear-East
Fred Waring
A. Mitchell
Mbs-West
Mbs-Net
Aunt Maggie Cont'd Scene Reveals House Party Tensions
In a tense house party scene, Kirk defends entering Mrs Benedict's room after a quiet knock. The dialogue touches on propriety, intent, and surveillance as Lieu- tenant Gregory questions the encounter, while Claire's discomfort rises. The exchange hints at underlying motives and social scrutiny.
Radio Schedule Amid World War Broadcasts
A historical radio listing shows a dense 1940s schedule with programs across networks. Notable entries include Captain Midnight, Amos and Andy, The Lone Ranger, Abbott programs, News and Dance periods, and wartime broadcasts from CBS NBC and mutual chains.
It Is Just Too Bad Eve But Youll Never Get In My Way Again
Characters Kirk Alice Claire and Eve Benedict discuss the circumstances around Mrs. Benedict’s death. Claire reveals she held a dart and was near Mrs. Benedict when the event occurred. Claire recovers to confirm she witnessed Eve speaking before the tragedy. The scene ends with a threat as the mystery deepens.
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Mrs. Benedict
Bessie
Kirk
Claire
Gregory
Alice
Lucile di Lammermoor
Bob
Bill
Eve
Mechanical detectives guard vending machines against slugs
In Chicago a new generation of slug rejectors acts as coin testing detectives for vending machines. They test thickness, diameter, weight and metal content via sensors and magnets before coins are deemed genuine or rejected and returned to owners.
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Chicago
U P
Why the Japs Are Backing Up
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes Japan's stance in 1940, noting Matsuoka's claim against war with America and Tokyo's moderation since the triple alliance. He cites Japan's aims for Greater East Asia, economic pressures, U S dependence, and potential moves on French Indo China to counter Britain and the Philippines, while economizing risk of war.
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Matsuoka
America
Tokyo
Japan
Germany
Italy
Prince Konoye
Nippon
United States
Uncle Sam
Greater East Asia
Triple Alliance
Konoye
Manchukuo
China
Hari-Kari
Axis
Berlin
Rome
Britain
Washington
Far East
Singapore
Philippines
When a Child Needs a Laxative
A vintage advertisement touts SYRUP OF BLACK-DRAUGHT as a tasty liquid laxative for children. It claims to soothe lazy intestinal muscles and provides relief with simple directions. Two sizes are offered: 25c introductory and 50c economy.
Essays From Amarillo Pupils Aim for National Contest
Local high school students in Amarillo prepare essays for the sixth annual Americanism contest. Sponsored by the Auxiliary to John B. Golding Post 1475 VFW, the national event involves about 2,000 auxiliaries and 100,000 students across states. Essays must be original, between 500 and 1,000 words, signed by the contestant, with a local deadline of February 22.
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Amarillo
John B. Golding
United States
State Contest Advances Top Entries Toward National Finals
A board of judges will select the best submissions to enter the state finals on April 15. State winners advance to the national final where gold medals and prizes of 1000, 500, 250, and 100 dollars await first through fourth places. Consolation awards of 10 dollars and 5 dollars are offered in national groups, with silver medals for state winners and other trophies in lower brackets.
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