Fight Switched To Senate Fight Switched To Senate
Washington January 31 Congressional farm leaders shifted their main battle for more farm money from the House to the Senate amid calls for economy. The agriculture appropriation bill proposes 634 million for the department, with big cuts including 25 million tenant loans and 47.98 million for sugar growers payments.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Agriculture Department
Jones
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Finland
Skippy the Milwaukee Terrier Delivers Cigars
Skippy, a terrier in Milwaukee, returns home with a small package tied to his collar containing two cigars and a note declaring I am the proud father of four. The incident follows a neighborhood romp and ends with Skippy offering a playful greeting from the Charles and Jackson household.
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Skippy
Milwaukee
Charles & Jackson
Radio Schedule Highlights Forged Notes Against Dies
A detailed listing of KGNC programming across Wednesday and Thursday with talks, news, music, and NBC network shows. Programs include Waring in Pleasuretime, Know Your Amarillo Institute, Bert Levy, sports, Rhythm and Romance, Father Teachers' Association, Fred Allen, Kay Kyser, Eddie Rogers, Bill Nance, Richard Himber, Jan Savitt, and more, plus daytime and afternoon lineups.
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Amarillo
Bert Levy
Parent Teachers’ Association
John Josey
Little Show
Fred Allen
NBC
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Eddie Rogers
Bill Nance
Richard Himber
Jan Savitt
Pope Pius XII
Frankie Masters
Dr. Malone
Betty and
Bob
Kate Hopkins
Radio Schedule and Funding Warrants Notice 1940
A dense radio programming log runs through the day with stations and performers listed, followed by a formal notice announcing the Potter County Texas funding warrants plan. The notice states up to 140,000 funding warrants may be issued, bearing 2.5 percent interest, over up to 20 years, per state law.
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Commissioners Court
Potter County
Texas
J. N. Riggs
Late Night Radio Schedule January 31 on NBC CBS and More
Radio listings show network time blocks with programs and performers across NBC CBS and related stations from 4:45 pm to 11:00 pm Central. Highlights include Tom Mix Adventures Os Ohide. Dinning Sisters. Harold Kaltenborn Talks. Lowell Thomas News. Burns and Allen. Lone Ranger. Kay Kyser College. Glenn Miller Orchestra. and News and Dance segments.
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Hednesday
the O'Neills
Nbc
Dinning Sisters
Scattergood Baines
Chain
Luther Layman
Billy and Betty
Cbhs
Midwest
Harold Turner
Mbs-Chain
Edwin CC. Hill
Malcolm Claire
Nbe
Red
Bod Barton
Elmer Davis
H. V. Kaltenborn
Cbs-Chain
Lowell Thomas
Cbsa
Wabe
Chicago
Melody Weavers
Cha
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc-Weaf
Mr. Keen
Lum & Abner
Weal
Nbc-Weat
Johnny Green
al Pearce
His Gang
Mbs-Net
Grandpappy
J. Hersholt
Christian
Newsa
Fred Allen
Radio Guild
Wjz
Theater of Stars
Cbs-Wabe
Raymond G. Swing
Mbs
Whn
Wor
Percy Faith & Orchestra
Cbs-East
Nhbc
Nhbc-Weat
Fred Waring
Nbc-W
Paul Sullivan
Cbs-Wabc
Amos and
Andy
Cbs-West
Nbc-Chains Dance Orch & News
Sullivan
Cbs
Colored employment ads and notices in Tack column
A page of job requests and notices from Amarillo area residents includes colored individuals seeking work as maids, cooks, housekeepers, and general laborers. Other readers post farming, appliance, and nursing needs, plus a social security card loss and a bicycle theft report.
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Leonard Meeks
van Buren
Tack
Army plans 40 million air raid warning system
General Marshall told the House military committee the army seeks 40 million dollars to establish an air raid warning system as a top priority. He also noted plans for 300 million for coast defenses and 240 million for critical equipment.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
House Military Committee
Army
Congress
Marshall
War Department
Edison
House Naval Committee
Gas Caused Pampa Death
Herbert A. Schmiedeke former Dallas salesman was found dead in his Pampa home over a year ago. An autopsy cited carbon monoxide poisoning, while a trial over a $5,000 Travelers Insurance policy had left his widow seeking a verdict. The case may be reopened if new evidence emerges.
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Dallas
Herbert A. Schmiedeke
Pampa
Schmiedeke
William H Atwell
Gertrude Wilhelmina Schmiedke
Travelers Insurance Company
Justice of the ‘Peace
John Davis
Lucky Tiger for itchy scalp and dandruff relief
An old standby, Lucky Tiger promises quick relief for itchy irritated scalps and dandruff. The ad recommends Lucky Tiger with Oil for dry hair and grooming, noting the same price and efficiency as the regular product and placement at drug stores and barber shops with a 10¢ counter option.
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Lucky Tiger
Ranch Hands Die in Crash at Santa Fe Crossing
Two ranch hands Frank Gilland aged about 45 and Joe Bailey Cool about 35, both of Crowell, were killed when their light truck collided with a Santa Fe freight train at a Knox County intersection. The vehicle was dragged 100 yards, splintering freight cars and breaking a rail. The sheriff said both vehicles were traveling at a fair speed and the engine likely crossed first. Gilland worked for the Triangle ranch near Crowell. Bodies were to be taken to Crowell today.
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Benjamin
Knox County
Tex
Santa Fe
Frank Gilland
Joe Bailey Cool
Crowell
Gilland
Triangle Ranch
W B Jones of Santa Fe Granted Expanded Territory
W B Jones, longtime superintendent of special service, will oversee the Northern District of the Western Lines in addition to his current duties. The announcement came from J A Gilles, general manager, and Jones will keep his Amarillo headquarters.
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W. B. Jones
Santa Fe
J. A. Gillies
Jones
Amarillo
How To Lose Fat and Get More Youthful Feeling
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a 4 week program to reduce fat. It advises a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, along with cutting calories and eating wisely. The pitch guarantees weight loss and increased energy, with a money back offer if not satisfied.
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U. S. Marine Band
Joe Gilbert
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Vie and Sade
Sam
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Girl Alone
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Panhandle High School
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Vesta O'Dell
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Palton Lewis, Jr
Clark Wynne
Orch
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Panhandle Lumber
Lois Fay
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Cottonfield
Victor Herbert
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Carol Lefner
Herby Holmes
Palmer House
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King's Men
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W. P. A. Symphony
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Tommy ‘Fuckers
Archie Manley
Taylor
South Pierce
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Dial
Third
North Fillmore
Pia Dies
Dies
Democrat
William Dudley Pelley
Rep. Hook
Michigan
Pelley
Dies Committee
Harold Weisberg
Weisberg
Gardner Jackson
Labor
League
Department of Agriculture
Jackson
Consumers Counsel
King Hotel
East Fourth
Fred Castro
Geo. E. Hook
North van Buren
Penney’s
Alvin C. Peaster
W. M. Kemp
Amarillo, Texas
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Sarfield Lumber CO
T. J. Wagner
Mgr
Pierce
Nurito
Nurit
Ger Reiser
Gote
Bach Eesef
United States
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Hawthorne
Jimmy Barnes
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San
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Cal
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Roosevelt
Mary Gaddis
Milton Mass
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