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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1938

Page

7

No Number No Money for You in Unemployment Claims

An Texas unemployment official warns that workers must have Social Security account numbers for wage credit and benefit eligibility. Employers must report the numbers with wages, and jobless workers must provide their account numbers when applying for benefits. Employees can obtain numbers from Social Security offices or via mailed applications. The note ends with a stray line about Gandhi as a law student in London.

B. H. Thomson Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission Unemployment Compensation Commission Thomson Orville S. Carpenter Commission Social Security Board

Broadcast Schedule Highlights NBC Programs and Sports

A detailed radio and TV schedule lists NBC programs by time blocks from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday afternoon, noting musical, drama, news, and sports features. Entries include Nell, Don Winslow, Charles Sears, rhythm acts, Lost and Found, and Sons of the West, among others, with later nights featuring Kay Kyser, Horace Heidt, and Jack Motch orchestras plus sports and stock reports.

Neighbor Nell NBC Don Winslow Charles Sears Sons of the West Rhythm Makers Chesterfield Daily Sports Colpan Musanay Noe Monitor Maverick Club Art Jasper Royal Masters The Rockies Cullum Kay Kyser Salvation Army Johnny Messner Horace Heidt Jack Motch Sky Pilot Happy Harvesters Breakfast Club of the Air Charlie Bennett Malcolm Claire Happy Jack Jules Lande Salon James L. Gordon Jewell Davidson National Farm and Home Hour Betty Bob Voice of the Farm Dick Burton March of the Welders Louis Erwin Laura Saurez Chesterfield Blue Barrow Nbc-Weaf Weaf Wnac Wtic Wfbr Midwest Ksd Wmaq Koa Kdyl Wmbe Pacific Kfi Kgw Komo Khg Kpo Kgu Wiw Wiea Wsan Work Weol Wood Wel Webf Ksoo Kans Erc Efef Wef Wtm Wiba Wday Kfyr Koam Wtat Wptf Wis Wjax Wfla Wsun Wiod Wsoc Wibe Wwne Wese Wave Wsm Wme Wsb Wapi Wmsb Widx Kyoo Wky Kfaa Wbap Kpre Woal Kghr Kghl Ktar Kibk Kern Annie Gallicchio Orches Adrian Rollini Paul Douglas Amos Andy—east West Uncle Ezra Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde Jimmy Kemper Tommy Dorsey K. Kyser al Johns Andy—west F. Henderson Cbs-Wabc Wabe Wade Wkbw Wjas Wpre Wibl Wear Mia Wbbm Wfbm Kmbe Kmox Whas Wkfab Krnt Kgko Weoa Wdne Wnox Kwkh Wmmm Wjno Wchs Wrva Wmbd Wisn Wibw Kib Wkbb Wtaq Kdbh Weco Wsbt Kscwnax Kvor Kal Kevo Kfibb Coast Knx Koin Kol Kfpy Kvksfo Oy Ed Thorgensen Eton Boys—chain Popeye the Sailor Microphone—west Boake Carter Ecast Chicago Aeolian Ensemble Ray Heatherton Just Entertainment Chicago Enoch Light Orchestra Living History Barry Wood CBS Forum Ben Bernie Lads Warnen Blue Velvet Ed East Ralph Dumke Edgar A Basic Jack Shannon W. ‘News Frank Dailey Baaie Paul Pendarvis Red Norvo Mildred Bailey NBU WJZ Network H. Middleman Middleman Orch the Revelers Joseph Gallicchio Alma Kitchell Centraity Lowell Thomas Chicago Concert Orchestra Easy Aces Mr. Keen Lost Persons Paula Durand Science Roy Shield Ae McKinley B. Cutler Orches Larry Clinton Wm. Palmer Lang Thompson

Diphtheria Outbreak Hit Navajo Outposts Aired by Radio

A Navajo reservation diphtheria outbreak killed three and threatened many more as Dr. W. W. Peters deployed a short wave radio system to request serum. With telephones down, the radio enabled rapid medicine dispatches within thirty minutes across Navajo outposts.

Kayneta Ariz W. W. Peters Navajo Service

Population peak projected for 1980 with fewer children

The national resources committee told President Roosevelt that the U S population will reach 158 335 000 in 1980 then slowly fall over 52 years without major economic disruption The report calls the decline in child proportion a key issue but says there is no reason for hysteria and predicts a more prosperous share of wealth for citizens.

Washington U.P National Resources Committees Roosevelt America

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London Mahatma Gandhi Ma Perkins Pepper Young the Guiding Light Navy Edward Davies Amer Fas Beaco Radio Aids Indians India Sdsu Kent Connie Styles Polk ST Floyd V. Studer Life Insurance and Annuities Amarillo Dial Hinerman Goodyear
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