Weather and calls for civic kindness with Texan movie hype
A weather note promises no forecast beyond pleasant sun and high clouds. The column promotes The Texans at The Paramount in Amarillo with Randolph Scott and Joan Bennett, offers free tickets via George Tucker, and urges courtesy to job seekers and lake stockers through Texas Game and Fish Commission. It concludes with aphorisms and a push to pre order the Golden Anniversary edition of The News.
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George Tucker
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Tucker
Paramount Theater
Amarillo
Texas
Randolph Scott
Joan Bennett
May Robson
W. J. Tucker
The
Texas Game and Fish Commission
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Random Facts From A Perplexing Era Reader
A reader asks for work in the afternoons at 313 West Thirteenth Avenue. The long list of curiosities covers population trends approval of debates on public issues, historical figures, science notes, and social observations.
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West Thirteenth Avenue
Girl Seeks Light House Work Care Job
A 16 year old girl asks for a job doing light housework and child care. She has experience and can provide references and asks interested parties to dial 2 1532 at 310 East Eighth Avenue.
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Tack
East Eighth Avenue
Man and wife sought for farm and ranch work at Pampa
Advertiser seeks a married couple without children to perform farm and ranch duties and some house work. Woman must assist with house tasks. Address box 276 Pampa Texas for responses.
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Tack
Pampa
Texas
Widow Seeks Home-Night Work On Farm Or Ranch
A widow with three young daughters seeks employment offering evenings at home. She is willing to cook and work for room and board with modest wages, listing 504 Van Buren Street as contact.
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van Buren Street
DOG LOST TERRY THE GERMAN SPITZ REWARD OFFERED
Mrs Webb lists details for a white German Spitz with black eye spots and a blind eye, named Terry, missing since last Friday. She offers a reward and provides two addresses and a contact method at 807 North Frost Street and 203 North Fillmore Street.
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Tack
Spitz
Terry
W. F. Webb
North
Fillmore Street
Help Wanted Personal Ads and Lost Dog Reward
A collection of small classifieds and notices includes a lost white dog with brown spots offering a reward for return. Also multiple help wanted blurbs from individuals seeking maid, cook, trucking, hotel work, housework, farm work, and general labor with contact hints.
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Tack
Housework Seeker Available for Town or Country Work
Experienced in all kinds of house work seeks afternoon work. Can start nights, can furnish references. Busy reader notes: “Dear Teck I am a bored girl in need of” indicates personal want ads seeking employment.
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Tack
North
Frost Street
Pampa
Texas
Tyler Street
Tack Tam
Jimmie Daniels
Dial 311
Gtr
Teck
Tam
Wanted good watch dog and farm help
A. A. Ellwait of Happy Texas offers a free watchdog suitable breeds including German shepherd or collie for a farm eight miles from Happy. Mrs Crawford lists Ber mud sod available to dig and take away. Tam, 18, seeks house job with references. A stable couple seeks farm or ranch work. Tam seeks work as cook and housekeeper with nursing. Mrs J C Nelson seeks nursing or housekeeping work.
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Ted Weems Concert Draws Quick Reservations in Amarillo
Reservations pour in for a Ted Weems concert and dance in Amarillo next Monday night. By the next day over 20 bookings were made with out of town requests for 12 at the Nat. Ticket prices range from 50 to 75 cents for the concert and 1.25 dollars for the Nat. Officials expect a large turnout and will hire extra help at the Nat.
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Texas June business index shows gradual rise ahead
Dr. F A Buechel of the University of Texas reports Texas June business index at 923, up from May and year earlier, with employment and department store sales higher. He warns the upswing should be gradual though retail sales, crude oil runs to stills, and electric power use may improve quickly.
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Austin
Texas
F. A. Buechel
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Wage Cut Proposal Spars with Labor Leaders in Chicago
George M. Harrison chairman of the railway labor executive association said the proposed 15 percent wage cut for rail workers aims to rectify missteps in financial management. He led a union faction in deadlocked talks with carrier representatives over the plan in Chicago.
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George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executive Association
Harrison
National Guards Keep Plant Closed Under Martial Law
National guard troops kept the Maytag washing machine plant in Newton closed under martial law. The company asked Governor Kraschel to order reopening, but the governor said the plant would stay closed until a peaceful settlement is reached after telegram exchanges with Maytag president E. H. Maytag.
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Newton
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Nelson G. Kraschel
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Arab leader promises endless resistance to British and Jews
An exile Arab leader vows to fight to the bitter end to obtain independence and halt Jewish immigration, warning of a terror reign aimed at driving Jews out. He notes ongoing violence across Palestine with daily incidents, uprooted orange groves, arson, and animal killings as the conflict worsens.
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Husein
Britain
Palestine
Massed Choir Joins Will Rogers Pageant Rehearsals
In Vega and Amarillo rehearsals for a Will Rogers pageant feature a massed choir with participants from more than 10 Amarillo groups. Leaders praise Mrs. Frank Horton and Mrs. I. D. Cole for solo work and music direction as Father Schmidt aids the choir's progress.
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Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
McDowell Club
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Home Demonstration Clubs
Junior Harmony
Philharmonic Club
First Christian Church
The
Harmony Club
Doyle
Frank Horton
Father Schmidt
I. D. Cole
H. A. Shaw
Local groups rehearse for upcoming pageants at Municipal Auditorium
Will practice resumes in the Women's Federated Club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium with Catholic Young People's Club rehearsals at 7 30 p m for the Spanish plaza episode. Tucumcari teams rehearse simultaneously. The Coming of Coronado also moves into rehearsal with 7 30 p m calls. Earl Gilson of Guymon joins the lineup as a principal role candidate.
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Catholic Young People's Club
Spanish Plaza
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Little Theater
Sea Scouts
Coronado
Will Rogers
Earl Gilson
Guymon
Okla
Floods threaten Antonio area roads and crops
Flood waters covering both sides of Antonio floodplain roads forced traffic to detour toward Houston via El Campo and Wharton. The Rio Grande receded offering hope as farmers faced outright cotton losses and potential salvage of maturing corn crops.
Rescue of Fort D. A. Russell Soldiers in Santa Helena Canyon
Soldiers of Fort D. A. Russell were rescued after being marooned on a canyon ledge near Marfa. Sgt Clyde Ryberg and Pvt Clarence Hansen were aided by rope drops. Pvt Harry Buckman drowned. A boat will be lowered from the canyon head when possible. Red Cross seeks 10000 dollars for relief as area suffers 4000 in need, 125 homes lost, 600 damaged. Governor Allred urged public contributions.
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Marfa
Clyde Ryberg
Clarence W. Hansen
Harry E. Buckman
Ryberg
Stephen Artell
Artell
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American Red Cross
James W Allred
Civil appellate race tallies by district and county
The report lists vote totals for civil appellate races across districts 1 through 10, with counts of counties and completed counties. Individuals named include Dibrell, Monteith, Sondermeyer, Rowland, Speer, Bond, Banner, Jackson, Adams, O Quin n, Barcus, and George, along with district and county breakdowns for 19 to 46 county districts.
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Sondermeyer
Rowland
Speer
Bond
Field
Banner
Jackson
District
Adams
O'Quinn
Istrict
Barcus
George
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