The House Across the Bay Opens at State Theater
George Raft and Joan Bennett star in Walter Wanger's film with Walter Pidgeon Gladys George Lloyd Nolan and June Knight. Bennett plays Brenda Bentley as she faces life after her husband goes to prison for income tax evasion.
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Joan Bennett
Walter Pidgeon
Gladys George
Lloyd Nolan
June Knight
Walter Wanger
State Theater
Myles Connally
Brenda Bentley
Miss Bennett
Chula Chihuahua
Irene
Carmen di Rigo
New York
United States Bureau of Prisons
Panhandle Youths Sent to Marine Corps for Enlistment
Amarillo and Panhandle youths contribute to national defense with six men transferred to the Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Oklahoma City for final exams and enlistment. The group, aged 18 to 25, will train at the San Diego base after enlistment. Recruits are Clyde R. Weaver, Kenneth L. Kelton, Albert C. Curlee, Arthur D. Thomas, Thomas N. Barron, and Clyde L. Tuckness.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Marine Corps
Oklahoma City
Clyde R. Weaver
Kenneth L. Kelton
Albert C. Curlee
Skellytown
Arthur D. Thomas
Thomas N. Barron
Plainview
Clyde L. Tuckness
Marine Base
San Diego
Cal
M. Bell
Marine Recruiting Station
Kids Matinee at Carnival Saturday in Amarillo
The Greater United Shows will hold a kids matinee in Amarillo tomorrow from 1 to 5 30 pm with free admission to grounds and rides and all shows 5 cents. The carnival, one of the oldest traveling outfits in the Southwest, winds up its weeklong run Saturday night.
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Amarillo
Greater United Shows
Southwest
Dusty Miller Rally Draws 500 in Buchanan Park
Dusty Miller, a congressional candidate, spoke to about 500 at a rally in Buchanan Street Park last evening. He outlined farm and labor issues, social security, and national defense while observers noted a highly responsive crowd. Miller schedules further stops in Tell, Childress County, Matador, Paducah, and Childress with supporters and allied speakers listed for Canyon Stinnett Newland Dunlap and Held tonight.
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Buchanan Street Park
Miller
Tell
Childress County
Matador
Paducah
Childress
Col
E. A
Major) Simpson
Amarillo
Canyon
J. ©. Ward
Borger
Stinnett
Newland
Dunlap
Twin men with matching names work beside each other
In Springville Utah Taylor Burt and Burt Taylor learned they share a name and now work at the same service station. The pair recently bought homes side by side, are both married with two children, and are graduates of the local high school, though they were only loosely acquainted before.
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Springville
Utah
U.P
Taylor Burt
Burt Taylor
Climate drives most tourists to Southern California
A Pasadena report shows 57 percent visit for climate, 21 percent for beaches, 14 percent for roads, and 8 percent for mountains, reflecting travelers priorities in the county.
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Climate First Desire
Pasadena
U.P
California
San Jacinto Kiwanis Donates 20000 Bricks for Canyon Museum
San Jacinto Kiwanis voted to donate all 20000 bricks stored for years to the Pan handle Plains Historical Society Museum annex in Canyon. Ira Stephenson confirmed the 20000 brick count while plans for a subsequent gold brick drive to fund the annex proceed at next Thursday's luncheon.
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Panhandle-Plains
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ira Stephenson
Canyon Annex
Canyon
Forrest Ansley
Floyd Hissong
Bill Conway
George Kercher
J. R. ‘Bob’ Allen
C. W. Baynham
Roy Bernard
Roy Beard
Bill Beechler
Percy Blackburn
Guilford Branson
Max Bullock
Lloyd Boxwell
Marion Bruce
Joe Benson
Louis Blackwell
Earl Calloway
Jay Colby
Charlie Copeland
Carl G. Clifft
P. C. Cayton
Dennis Cotten
C. C. ‘Peaches’ Fountain
Bill Grigsby
Wade Herrin
Jiggs Haley
Dick Hennessee
J. C. Hill
Dee Hobson
W. D. Howren
Raymond Holbrook
Dutch Jones
Kenneth Kohler
A. J. Kronbeck
Jim Loftis
Tom Middleton
Rolf Matkins
John Massard
Glenn Miller
Bransford Mason
O. R. McCollum
Virgil Bush
Jim Golding
F. C. Gayne
B. S. McClendon
Zack McCrady
Vilas Newby
Johnnie Price
Bill Pittman
Dude Robberson
W. N Rynder
Sam Ratliff
Shaw D. Ray
Robert Ricks
Rip Ripper
Earl Sparks
Neil Shaw
Joe Shields
Lyle Simpson
Ed Singleton
Clyde Smith
Powell Smith
Arlie Speer
Ira Setphenson
Bum Stewart
Keith Taylor
J. W. Walton
Clarence Wine
G. W. Westerfield
Babies Snarl Traffic in Berkeley Street Scene
Michael Frederick Ayres aged 3 and his sister Margaret caused a traffic jam in a crowded Berkeley street. Patrolman D C Bull charged in to the scene and 50 cars were stalled as the children played in the road.
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Berkeley
U.P
Michael Frederick Ayres
Margaret
D. C. Bull
FDR Plans Long Range Army Expansion
President Roosevelt outlined a draft long range army expansion program aimed at securing advance manufacturing orders. Estimates floated ranged up to 5 to 7 billion dollars beyond current appropriations. He named Donald M. Nelson as coordinating purchasing agent for the preparedness program.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Nelson
Daniel J. Tobin
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters Union
Tobin
James V. Forrestal
Dilloon Read and Co
New York
Roosevelt
War Department
National Defense
Washington
Congress
Donald M. Nelson
Sears Roebuck Co
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