Sugar Coat a Bitter Pill in Independent Air Lines
Harm on W Nichols profile of Amos Heacock, leader of the National Independent Air Carriers, seeking relief at a Feb. 15 Civil Aeronautics Board hearing. It covers their push against CAB rules, status as irregulars, war service honors, and postwar ventures with Air Associates serving Alaska.
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Harmon W. Nichols
Askington
Amos Heacock
National Independent Air Carriers
Sam Nazi
Washington
Heacock
Civil Aeronautics Board
Jimmy Doolittle
Tooey” Spaatz
Amarillo
Small business line cuts travel costs for Alaska freight
Dick Wingert Bis Outfit touts cut-rate travel and freight to Alaska from Seattle, eliminating frills and meals to offer 30 to 50 percent lower rates. They claim the move helped kids taste fresh milk and vegetables, while denying riches but boosting competition with major lines. A groundling notes the debate remains unsettled. Mrs. Sarah Arey of Malden Mass nears 100, becomes great great grandmother ten days before birthday.
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Bis
Alaska
Seattle
Malden
Mass
Sarah Arey
Guest Speakers at Assembly of God
Reverend Walter Lane and Mrs. Lane of Oklahoma City will speak and sing tonight at the First Assembly of God Church. The service starts at 7 30 and Rev. Lane will give the talk while Mrs. Lane performs. The Lanes are full time evangelists with radio broadcasting experience and have held several pastorates. Pastor F R Foster extends a public invitation.
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Walter Lane
Oklahoma City
First Assembly of God Church
North East Eighth
Pierce
Lane
Lanes
F. R. Foster
Church Reception For Mr and Mrs Cade Postponed By Weather
A reception honoring Mr and Mrs Carl Cade was planned for next Friday evening February 4 in Fellowship Hall at Pierce Street Baptist Church. The event, announced to be held tonight, was postponed due to bad weather and will be rescheduled.
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Cades
Carl Cade
Fellowship Hall
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Cade
Cattle Ranch Reports Calf Loss In Cold Weather Near Amarillo
J N Childers of a ranch six miles north and one mile east of Amarillo reports cattle stood up well in the cold with only a few calves dropped, while mature stock survived. Lena Gay More of Brownsville joins the National Republican Executive Committee industry sub committee, announced by GOP Chairman Audi D Scott Jr.
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Renorts
J. N. Childers
Namfn
GOP
Omaha
Lena Gay More
Brownsville
National Republican Executive Committee
National Republican
Texas
National Gop
Audi D. Scott, Jr
Domestic aid and private capital for foreign policy
The text argues charity begins at home but calls for using private capital to support President proposals abroad. It notes inequality in America, limited domestic funds, and Secretary Acheson stating vast private capital exists to back policies if foreign nations create fair conditions for investment. The piece highlights Bolshevik threat as context.
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America
Rypo
Acheson
Promised New Era Acheson Bevin And World Ideals
Secretary of State Acheson frames Truman’s aid plan as raising living standards to foster liberty, with talks between UN economists and the State Department under way. Bevin pledges Britain to join the United States in fighting poverty in Africa and the East, moving from broad concept to concrete implementation.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Truman
State Acheson
United Nations
State Department
Europe
Bevin
England
United States
Africa
East
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
France
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Western Hemisphere
Asia
President argues starvation fuels communism in backward regions
The speaker notes death and hunger in Africa and Asia foster discontent. He says living victims suffer while communism and other ideologies gain influence where hope is scarce. He cites the President's view that eliminating destitution is the best counter to communist appeal.
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Africa
Asia
Prisoners Build Catholic Chapel At Wallkill Prison
In Wallkill New York inmates laboring at the Wallkill Prison completed a Catholic chapel after 363 days of hard work valued at 63000 dollars. Four years prior Protestant Episcopal prisoners had finished a chapel for their services.
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Wallkill
Wallkill Prison
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