Troop 4 Wins In First Aid Meet At Amarillo High Armory
Troop No 4 led by Bert Stinson Scoutmaster won the Amarillo Area Council First Aid meet held Saturday at Amarillo High School Armory. Jim Glenn led the first aid team. second place went to Troop 13 under Charles W. Whittington. Other placings included Troop 10, Troop 5, and Troop 33. Troop 4 will represent the council at a sectional contest in Amarillo on March 25 against teams from El Paso Roswell N M Santa Fe N M and Pampa with the Globe News award to the sectional winner.
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Amarillo Area
Amarillo High School
Chester L. Dunlap
Bert, Stinson
Polk Street Methodist Church
Jim Glenn
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Whittington
Polk Street
Methodist Church
A. D. Foreman
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Grady Tadlock
Dumas
Fred Jones
el Paso
Roswell
N. M
Santa Fe
Pampa
Globe News
Guy Owens
Health and Safety Committee
C. W. Seibel
Jim Line
State Highway Patrol
F. E. Greenwood
Canadian River Gas Company
Dave Brittain
Santa Fe Railroad
W. R. Edwards
Amarillo Gas Company
Earl Omstead
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
R. M. Hibbs
O. H. Dixon
Texas Company
H. S. Wilson
Texas Employers Insurance Company
A. C. Youngblood
Shamrock Oil Company
Louis Seewald
Southwestern Public Company
Dr. Allison Moody
Europe To Be Lecture Topic by Sir Arthur Willett
Sir Arthur Willett, noted publicist and diplomat, speaks on the significance of the European situation at Amarillo High School auditorium. He brings 25 years as a foreign correspondent and diplomat, author of works on British policy and Europe. Tickets on sale at the Globe News. matinee for Amarillo students Friday.
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Europe
Amarillo
Globe News
Sir Arthur
35 Organizations Sign for Caravan to Albuquerque Rally
Milton Cox, head of Amarillo's caravan to Albuquerque and the Will Rogers route rally, announced that reservations had been made by 35 firms or organizations and several individuals. The caravan will depart the Chamber of Commerce offices Sunday March 12 with Amarillo headquarters at the El Fidel Hotel in Albuquerque. Hotel reservations can be made by contacting Cox.
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Milton Cox
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Will Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
el Fidel Hotel
Cox
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Hub Clothier
Cornell & Co
Demps
Drunken Drivers Lose Licenses In Texas
AUSTIN Feb 27 Suspensions of 78 Texas drivers licenses were announced by the driver s license bureau of the state safety department. Of these 78 suspensions nine were temporary lifts for reckless driving four for physical unfitness two for fraudulent use and one for negligent homicide.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Driver's License Bureau
State Safety Department
Ralph L. Buell
President Watches Battle Maneuvers of Fleet
President Roosevelt watched the fleet operate as a unit from the cruiser Houston as more than 100 ships concentrated north of Puerto Rico for tactical exercises. He will meet with the high command at Culebra Island to analyze results of maneuvers.
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Miami
Fila
Roosevelt
Houston
Puerto Rico
Culebra Island
High Command
Eight-Week-Old Chicks Thrive Under Twilight Rearing
O M Wiseman, who runs Gem Lake on the Tascosa road, displayed fryer broilers in a Red Chain contest. Eight-week-old chicks averaged about two pounds, raised in controlled twilight with no sunlight, fed Red Chain starter nuggets, and reared behind Gem Lake in a starter and broiler house half underground. The operation yields up to 12,000 chicks each winter, with Red Chain offering 1500 in prizes and a 500 first prize.
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O. M. Wiseman
Mr. Wiseman
Gem Lake
Tascosa Road
Red Chain
Adkisson Hatchery
Wiseman
Redchain
Peace but No Union Between A. F. of L. and CIO Predicted
Washington reports indicate a peace without union between the CIO and the AFL as President Roosevelt pushes a peace committee. Green forms a delegation, while Lewis remains silent awaiting his response. The AFL calls for broader cooperation to boost production and employment and proposes a labor council to advise on economic issues.
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A. F. of
CIO
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
William Green
AFL
Lewis
Green
Labor Council
Hopkins
Morgenthau
Federal Monopoly Committee
Needle in Haystack Found in a Week-Long Search
Washington Feb 27 Jim Moran sent to the Smithsonian a needle he spent a week seeking and found in a haystack. He plans to preserve it for posterity then returns to Florida to lay a skating rink cornerstone with glacier ice. Moran funded trip costs partly from $60 earned selling straw.
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Washington
Jim Moran
Smithsonian Institution
P. T. Barnum
Moran
Florida
Mrs. Cora Baker Dies at Home in Amarillo
Cora Baker 62 a pioneer Amarillo resident died at 11 05 am at her residence 4227 West Fifteenth Avenue widow of Dave Baker She belonged to Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church and the ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Survived by two sons H G and T G Baker and five daughters all listed with their cities Funeral arrangements pending at N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel
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Cora Baker
Amarillo
West Fifteenth Avenue
A. G. Brauchie
E. M. Turner
J. O. Gifford, Jr
H. L. Hendeman
Houston
R. F. Key
Fort Worth
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Dallas Woman Dies From Gun Wound
Dallas February 27 Mrs Lula Wilder 43 was killed Sunday by an accidental shotgun discharge while rabbit hunting near her Irving home. Her body was found on a wire fence she tried to cross.
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Dallas
U PR
Lula Wilder
Irving
Republicans target Roosevelts dollar revaluation powers
The House Republicans committee led by Walcott inspects Presidents monetary powers as part of a broader inquiry into living under a managed economy. They aim to finish recommendations for a conference this week and seek continued devaluation authority beyond June 30 while supporters cite emergency usefulness and production stability.
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Washington
House Republicans
Roosevelt
Walcott
Michigan
United States
Wolcott
House
Morgenthau
Appropriations
Congress
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Export-Import Bank
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Treasur
Grand Old Woman Of Russia Dies
Moscow reports the death at age 70 of Nadezhda Krupskaya widow of Nikolai Lenin once a leading Bolshevik and longtime educator. The Soviet cabinet and Communist Party Central Committee sent a message of health and long service to the Communist cause. Krupskaya had largely retired from politics while remaining active in the education commissariat.
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Moscow
U.P
Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya
Nikolai Lenin
Tass
Council of People's Commissars
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Communist Party
Mme. Krupskaya
Commissariat of Education
Illness Fails To Daunt Miners on Sit Down Strike
Oneida Pennsylvania February 27 53 miners continued their underground sit down strike at Wolfe Colleries Company mine though illness reduced their number The Rev Joseph Baran rector of St Josephs Church Sheppton visited the men and reported they were in excellent health and spirits
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Oneida
U.P
Wolfe Colleries Company
Joseph Baran
St. Joseph's
Sheppton
Black Draught Promised Relief For Constipation
An old advertisement links bad breath and sluggishness to constipation and promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT as an effective all vegetable laxative. The ad claims it quickly relieves constipation, improves bowel tone, and returns users to feeling well, noting millions of packages sold and a 25 cent price.
Brown Back From Parley
J. Hal Brown certified property manager and Admissions Committee member of The Institute of Real Estate Property Management returned from Washington where he attended committee meetings and lectures. Only 450 Realtors have qualified for Property management group under the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Brown's appointment to the committee was effective January first.
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J. Hal Brown
Institute of Real Estate Property Management
Washington, D. C
Institute
Property Management Group
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Brown
James C. Downs Jr
Chicago
D. C
Management Review Division
U.S. Housing Authority
P. W. A. Housing Authority
Delbert S. Wenzlick
St. Louis
Real Estate Analysts, Inc
Pen Knives Are Taboo in Soviet School Case
MOSCOW Feb 27 UP School children at Leninsk Kuznetsk Siberia were charged with counterrevolution merely for possessing pen knives at trial of three Soviet secret police officials. One defendant was said to know only article 58 on counter revolution and arresting children for childish pranks. The officials faced charges of bringing absurd accusations against children aged 10 to 12.
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Moscow
Leninsk-Kuznetsk
Siberia
Secret Police
Army expansion bill eyed for quick Senate passage
Washington dispatch reports Administration leaders anticipate rapid Senate approval of the 358 million army expansion measure tying to the broader 552 million defense program. Leaders expect debate on the 6000 plane cap and a Guam harbor upgrade to surface, with partisan support by many Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
House
Guam
Walsh
Massachusetts
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Naval Committee
Naval Air Base
Japan
Train Wreck Victims Still in Hospital
Eleven of the 25 injured passengers in the Union Pacific Pony Express wreck remained in hospital in Laramie and Rawlins Friday night. Doctors expected all to recover, with the most serious injury a Seattle man whose lung was punctured after a Pullman derailed from a 20 foot embankment. Union Pacific blamed a split rail for the accident.
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Laramie
Wyo
U.P
Union Pacific
Rawlins
Henry Sauer
Seattle
Wash
Dancer Anya Sosoyeva Murder Mystery Deepens
Los Angeles detectives probe the brutal on campus murder of dancer and movie extra Anya Sosoyeva at City College. The case centers on jealous suitor, a degenerate, or a darkly roaming blackmail suspect, with blood-stained gloves and a green two by four as clues. Kermit Anderson, 34, was questioned. his alibi of poker night stood. Autopsy rules out criminal assault.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Anya Sosoyeva
City College
Kermit Anderson
Frank R. Webb
Lighting Cigarette Burns Up Judge and Gets Sentence
Evansville Indiana reports Lonzo Stokes 39 in court as a spectator who lit a cigaret during the trial. Judge John W Spencer Jr sentences him to 10 days in jail for contempt of court.
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Evansville
Ind
Lonzo Stokes
John W. Spencer, Jr
James Mooney Recovering After Bladder Operation
St Luke's hospital attendants report 6 year old labor leader Thomas J Mooney recovering satisfactorily from a gall bladder operation in San Francisco on February 27.
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San Francisco
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas J. Mooney
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder Promises Bright Clean Teeth
An advertisement touts Dr Lyons Tooth Powder as all powder no acid grit or pumice, claiming dentists use it for cleaning and polishing. It champions natural whiteness, long lasting use, home dental care, and superior economy versus toothpaste, with guidelines for regular brushing and mineral rich diet.
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Dr. Lyon
Dr. Lyon's
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Venice
VapoRub
VaroRus
Russia
Ham
Texas Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaners
East
Eleventh St
Prion
Hal Brown
Steffen
James Mooney
Sparkle
Dr. Lyon’s
M Bel
Denver
ACME
Carloading Co
Rock Island
Santa Fe Railroads
NSA Veashar Atk
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