Organize Own Board 10 Take Place of NRA in New York
June 6 report shows coat and suit manufacturers dissolving NRA code authority and reorganizing as a voluntary recovery board with public and federal participation. George W. Alger leads the plan to set up a bureau of fair code practices while unions and other industries endorse continued code standards and wage provisions.
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New York
NRA
George W. Alger
Alger
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Sidney Hillman
Lowden Will Keynote GOP Grass Roots Conclave
In Springfield Illinois on June 6 and Frank O Lowden former governor will deliver the keynote address at the Republican grass roots convention He contrasts Abraham Lincolns philosophy with the New Deal urging a return to constitutional government over centralization and dictatorship Harrison W Spangler Iowa national committeeman calls Lowden the spearhead of the gathering and a true figure of Americanism The resolutions committee will meet Friday to map the conference agenda
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Harrison W. Spangler
Iowa
Five Recruits To Leave for Wyoming
Five men on the U S Army enlistment waiting list will be sent to Fort Francis E. Warren Cheyenne Wyoming under authorization issued by Sgt R F Forsythe recruiting officer here Three vacancies are in the infantry and two in the field artillery Sergeant Forsythe announced arrival of transportation funds for the enlisting men He urged those on the waiting list to report to the recruiting office in the post office building.
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U. S. Army
Fort Francis FE
Warren
Cheyenne
Wyoming
R. FE. Forsythe
Infantry
Field Artillery
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Post Office
Post Toasties Drive Expands Local Jobs In Amarillo
A General Foods team began house to house distribution of Post Toasties samples in Amarillo and nearby areas to promote the cereal. The nationwide sampling drive is creating more employment in cities across the state and country. A separate scientific expedition departed Cairo to study bird migration across the Libyan Desert at Glif Erbir plateau.
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General Foods
Amarillo
Desert
Cairo
Egypt
Glif Erbir
Libyan
Texas CCC Enrollment Set to 12780 Youth Quota
Texas announced a 12780 youth quota for the Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment. The plan prioritizes youths from relief families and fills 55 existing camps first, with 43 new camps under construction. About 7000 will go to camps in neighboring states, and transient youths in state camps are eligible if they meet all other requirements.
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Austin
Texas
CCC
Neal Guy
Amarillo Children To Sing Real Opera
Emil F. Myers plans a summer children's chorus to perform Iolanthe with a 15 piece orchestra around July 20 at Amarillo College of Music. All soloists under 16, first rehearsal next Monday at 11. Elimination tests will pick soloists from joiners. Last year a Pinafore chorus drew big Amarillo crowds in this same effort.
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Amarillo
Emil F. Myers
Mr. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Painter Urges Women to Fight Hitler-Germany Status
Nancy Pence Painter of Houston, Texas Young Democrats woman’s coordinator, warns that American women risk losing freedoms if they do not participate in politics. Speaking in Amarillo at the state Young Democrats convention, she cites Italy and Germany’s treatment of women and urges women to exercise the vote and seek a role in government.
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Nancy Pence
America
Germany
Nancy Pence Painter
Houston
Texas Young Democrats
Two Points in British Policy Eyed in Cabinet Restructure
London June 6 British policy is expected to center on two main aims after cabinet reconstruction an international naval accord including Germany and a western European air limitation and mutual guarantees pact. The shift suggests Stanley Baldwin may take over with Anthony Eden signaling efforts to convene Locarno signatories on an air pact.
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Germany
Ramsey MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Council
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
Commons
Eden
Britain
Locarno
Carter Receives Life For Legs Killing Case
W M Carter, a Laurel Mississippi businessman, is sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty by a jury in the legs killing of Mrs Daisy Keeton. Testimony showed Ouida Keeton accused Carter of murder to gain privileges while Carter denied intimate relations with her. The body was found in parts along a seldom used road, with other remains not recovered.
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Laurel
Miss
W. M. Carter
Daisy Keeton
Ouida Keeton
Carter
Ouida
Flowers for Living Second Annual Shut-In Day Observed
National Flower Shut-in Day aims to send free bouquets to hospital inmates, forlorn elders, disabled veterans and other shut-ins next Monday. Amarillo groups Cunningham Floral Co and Amarillo Greenhouse will deliver bouquets and plants locally, with Mrs. C. C. Cunningham coordinating.
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Flowers For Living
United States
Canada
Amarillo
Cunningham Floral
Amarillo Greenhouse
C. C. Cunningham
The
Cunningham Floral Company
Banquet Honors Amarillo Truck Tire Users
Nearly 200 truck tire users from Amarillo and the Panhandle were guests of Cal Farley at the Herring Hotel banquet. The event featured movie reels of the manufacturers and entertainment by Reece Scott Bill Lewis Mr. Michaels Lou Childress the boy from Alabama and Vilas Newby with special guest Bob Angerman district advertising manager of B F Goodrich from Kansas City.
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Amarillo
the Panhandle
Cal Farley
Herring Hotel
Reece Scott
Bill Lewis
Mr. Michaels
Lou Childress
the Boy
Alabama
Vilas Newby
Bob Angerman
B. F. Goodrich Tire Company
Kansas City
Pentecost Service At Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop Robert F. Lucey will open Pentecost services at Sacred Heart Cathedral Amarillo Diocese. About 60 confirmands will receive the sacrament as the service begins at 9 30 in the morning. Public invitation extended.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Robert FE. Lucey
Amarillo
House Passes Air Bases Bill Across Nation
The House approved a broad air bases bill with no opposition to authorize army control of sites for peace time air force training and war time defense. The measure directs site selection across Atlantic regions, the Caribbean, Alaska, Pacific Northwest, and Rocky Mountains with internal bases for continental maneuvers. The House also sent to the Senate a separate bill to raise officer strength of all corps to legal limits.
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Army
Senate
Wilcox
Florida
War Department
Atlantic
Atlantic Southeast
Caribbean
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Thomason
Texas
All Corps
KGNC Begins Regular Broadcast With New Programs
Radio Station KGNC in Amarillo launched regular full time broadcasts with new call letters and live talent. The station debuted The Program Without a Name from 7 to 8, introduced World Broadcasting Company transcriptions, and aired The American Family Robinson from 8:06 to 8:20, plus Black and Tan Fantasy and Harmony Isle later.
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KGNC
New World Broadcasting Company
Senator Not On Yacht In Potomac Crash Rumor Spews
Washington gossip swirls over a yacht crash last night that injured four people. Albert B. Clark owner of the boat Frances Knolte 33 and Mrs Evelyn Barr identified as three of the injured. A United States senator described as unnamed left the hospital staff with police unsure of his identity. Senator Kenneth D McKellar denied any injury claiming he was dining and saw a movie.
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Washington
United States
Potomac River
Albert B. Clark
Frances Knolte
Evelyn Barr
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tennessee
Joe Hill to illustrate polar lecture night at Amarillo
Joe Hill, youngest member of the Antarctic expedition, will lecture at Amarillo High School at 8 15 pm with pictures from his 20 month stay. He will describe near day long sunrises and sunsets and life in a house carved from ice at the Pole. Proceeds aid local Boy Scout jamboree fund.
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South Pole
Joe Boy Hill
Amarillo High School
Young Hill
Panhandle
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Amarillo
Washington, D. C
Solons argue utilities bill in Senate debate
The Senate debates a bill to abolish utility holding companies with Senators Brown and Hastings trading strong lines. Brown denounces holding firms as corrupt and racketeering while Hastings contends the measure unconstitutional and federal overreach into state business. An oddly included seas of digits follows.
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Senate
Brown
New Hampshire
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