TWA Cuts Winter Rates and Introduces Sleeper Skyliner
Transcontinental and Western Air announces May 1 fare reductions from Amarillo to coast points with meals included on reduced summer fares. New Sleeper Skyliner service debuts as first class parlor car style air travel with adjustable seating and optional luxuries, plus 21 passenger Akyliners announced for pan facing routes.
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Amarillo
Vernon L. Gimn
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
J. BR. Walker
TWA
Panaenetis
Records Show Man Nabbed for Robbery
Lito Laicero 25 alias Cantulo Li was arrested Saturday by Amarillo police in a robbery at the Live and Let Live store. Identified by fingerprints as an escaped convict who fled the New Mexico military at Santa Fe. Albino Chaves and Isador Samora face charges connected to the case.
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Garfield Street
Amarillo
Rola
Lucero
New Mexico State
Mtiary
Santa Fe
Cero
Albino Chaves
Act N
Redding
Isador Samora
Threshing Machine Dealers Gather for Regional Meeting
Representatives of Case and Company from Oklahoma Texas and Mexico will meet in Amarillo today and tomorrow to discuss policies and product lines. Pitschke and Weiss lead the sales meeting with a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Attending dealers include Williams from Lubbock McClannahan from Plainview Bicales from Amarillo Akers from Guymon and Chance from Clovis.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Case and Company
Marilio
Cigenes Xalen
Pitschke
DJ. Weiss
Amarillo Hotel
O. J. Williams
Lubbock
C. A McClannahan
Plainview
A. Bicales
Amarillo
C. L. Akers
Guymon
Okla
Burton Chance
Clovis
N. M
Infantile paralysis epidemic hits Alaska frontier
Anchorage dispatch reports an infantile paralysis outbreak worsening a food shortage in the Kuskokwim River district. Four deaths are noted with quarantines at Tundra village and at approaches to deter travel as prospectors push inland from Bethel.
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Alaska
Kuskokwin River
Cheater Brown
Tundra
Bethel
Guarra
Howard Anderson Back From Tennessee Visit
County Attorney Howard Anderson returned home Sunday night from Knoxvi sit Tenn where he had visited his seriously ill mother who is reported much better now In Tennessee he attended a Shrine directors meeting in Chattanooga B Braxton of Amarillo also attended Both men are leaders in Shrine affairs locally
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Howard Anderson
Knoxvisit
Tenn
Tennessee
Chattanooga
B. Braxton
Amarillo
Inspectors declare local school seating and buildings safe
A team led by Fire Marshal Ed Spann and engineer Gellar inspected school seating and facilities on Saturday finding first class condition with no explosions or hazards. Officials, including Dewmee Waddell, expect full details by next Monday as they confirm safety and plan further checks.
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Gellar
O&lAeMma Shy
Ed Spann
Dewmee Waddell
Scl
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Muncay
Echo Agitineses
Postmaster Farley May Be Presidential Candidate
Postmaster WD DeGraasi returned to Amarillo with rumors that Postmaster General James A Farley might run for President next term. DeGrassi traveled to Dallas Waco Temple Austin San Antonio and Big Spring. new post office dedications occurred in Waco San Antonio and Big Spring. He said Farley once promised to explain why Maine and Vermont voted Republican last election but had no time.
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WD. DeGraasi
Amarillo
James A. Farley
DeCiassi
Dallas
Waco
Temple
Austin
San Antonio
Big Spring
Farley
Maine
Vermont
DeGrassi
Easter Egg Roll Draws Thousands to White House Grounds
Washington crowds flocked to the White House for the annual Easter egg roll with 95,000+ children and parents expected to pass through the gates. Mrs. Roosevelt appeared at 10 a.m. mingling with attendees as volunteers staffed a first aid tent and a lost-child bureau.
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White House
Executive Mansion
Red Cross
Tron Grill
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Bulletin
KGNC air listings detail Monday to Tuesday daytime and evening programs including Dance Matinee, Book Review, NBC dramas like Don Winslow of the Navy and Little Orphan Annie, musical acts, and the Panhandle Cowboy segments with multiple time slots and program names across local and NBC networks.
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Marlowe and Lyon
NBC
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Jack Armatrong
Dr. Charles Bearn
Midge Williams
John Merrick
Voice of Firestone
Sid and
Ivaughn
National Radio Forum
U. P. News
Jimmy Kemper and Company
Nite On the Prairie
Micro News
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Lavy
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Rob
Nellie Revel
Jack Armstrong
Pampan Wins in Oklahoma Rodeo
Oklahoma City March 29 awards announced at the Fat Sinck Snow rodeo. Vic Swarta of Wichita Falls Texas and Whe Secemyd Dorwood Ryan of Duncan Oklahoma placed in steer riding. Jan mie Olson Pampan Texas and Jim Whiteman tied for second and third with Clarkvale Oklahoma.
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Eddie Curtis
el Renn O8ia
Vic Swarta
Wichita Pails
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Secemyd
Dorwood Ryan
Duncan
Okla
Janmie Olson
Pennsylvania Woman Beeler Dies Here
Mrs Mary FE Beeler aged 67 died this afternoon following an operation at a local hospital. The funeral and burial will be in Waynesburg PA, with services arranged by Blackburn-Sharp Funeral Home. Beeler resided at 2018 Fimorce Street, Amarillo, while visiting relatives.
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Amarillo
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Warnednure Pa
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Potter County car registrations urged before deadline
More than half of Potter County vehicles remain unregistered with the midnight Thursday deadline for 1937 licenses. Tax collector Jewell Davidson advises residents to register in their home county and bring a 1956 license receipt or 1936 number, plus cash, and to avoid the final rush. Randall County residents may obtain plates at Edgefield Grocery in Amarillo’s Randall County.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Relief workers in Clifton Forge ordered to wear whiskey signs
In Clifton Forge Virginia Mayor Frank H Wheeler and police court judge ordered relief workers who are caught using relief funds for drink to wear a back placard reading My money Went for whiskey, not for food. The plan followed a morning docket showing four relief workers jailed for drunkenness.
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Clifton Forge
Frank H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Old Cronies Describe Late Col. Green
In Terrell on March 29 two older acquaintances testified at a resumption of the Green will case hearings. They recalled rooming with the financier in the Harris opera house and noted his interest in local drama and baseball.
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Terrell
Col
BE. H. R Green
Harris Opera House
Green Will
Texas
Colonel Green
J. B. Tartt
Fort Worth Supports Oklahoma Move Over Redbud State Tree Question
Fort Worth women who helped make the redbud the city’s official tree oppose Oklahoma’s bid to name the redbud state tree. They call protests against the tree by Okla clubwomen ridiculous and unfounded while defending its beauty and civic value.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Judas
Will PF. Lake
Garden Center
Port, Worth
City Park Board
Two Troopers Confer With Panhandle Patrol Leader
Weldon Roswell Jr and Pinge, former highway patrol officers, traveled to Shamrock this morning to confer with Captain ML Berry head of the patrol. They were previously wed here.
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Weldon Roswell
Hinton to Confer With Marland on Water Plan
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce official Carl Hinton will meet Oklahoma Governor E. W. Marland in Oklahoma City to discuss the Panhandle Water Conservation Association program. This follows talks with Governors Alfred and Clyde Tingley. Hinton plans further talks and a Washington trip to advance the association.
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Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Sooner
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Water Conservation Association
Hinton
Alfred
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Tingley
Washington
New Child Labor Amendment Aimed by Vandenberg
Sen. Arthur Vandenberg Republican of Michigan introduces a new constitutional child labor amendment designed to remove objections to ratification. It lowers the age limit from 18 to 16 and removes Congress power to regulate, instead granting power to limit and prohibit child labor for hire.
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Washington
U.P
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Congress
Complaints Filed in Liquor Cases Against 12 Amarillo Establishments
Complaints were filed today against 12 Amarillo establishments for violations of liquor laws. Eleven were charged as open saloons and one for selling liquor on Sunday. Wel don Canon of the Liquor Control Board said four undercover operatives aided the inquiry and the county attorney's office will file formal charges.
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Amarillo
Weldon Canon
The
Liquor Control Board
Canon
Goodrich Tire Dealers Meet In Panhandle
Thirty B. F. Goodrich tire dealers from the Panhandle stage a 7 o clock sales meeting at the Herring Hotel. C. F. Newland from Kansas City leads the program with R. I. Nicholson as local representative. A sales contest with a "Wreath and G Award" awaits the winner.
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B. F. Goodrich Tire Company
Herring Hotel
C. F. Newland
Kansas City
R. I. Nicholson
Tennis Star Jumps First Movie Test
Helen Wills Moody passed her initial screen tests at 20th Century Fox with makeup approved and plans for voice and dramatic tests. A contract decision was awaited as producer Darryl Zanuck returned, while Moody indicated she was undecided about accepting any offer.
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Hollywood
Helen Wills Moody
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Darryl Zanuck
del Monte
Gross Negligence Charged In Dubois Mine Disaster
The Pennsylvania Attorney General charged gross negligence in the Northwest Mining and Exchange Company disaster near Dubois that killed nine miners after three blasts. He said the men were sent into the mine in violation of state mining law and announced an investigation to fix responsibility.
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Dubois
Kramer
Charles J. Margiotti
Northwest Mining and Exchange Company
Margiotti
Three Constitutional Amendment Proposals on Court Reorganization
Washington March 29 U P three constitutional amendment proposals were introduced by administration and opposition Senators aimed at altering President Roosevelt's judiciary reorganization program.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Hope Fades for Two Army Fliers
An Army flying boat with Lieut. Robert C. Love a former California football player and Private Emory J. Parsons disappeared after bucking a headwind during a 60 mile night flight from Grand Central airport Glendale. Search by air and land failed to find any trace of the ship over the San Gabriel Valley.
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March Field
Calif
Northrop
San Gabriel Valley
Grand Central Airport
Glendale
Robert C. Love
University of California
Emory J. Parsons
Mineola
Texas
Allred Celebrates 38th Birthday in Texas Office
James V. Allred marked his 38th birthday in his Austin office. The Texas governor said he hoped the legislature would not override his veto of the pardon bill that day.
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Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
Texas
Potter County Grand Jury Scheduled For Tomorrow
Potter County grand jury meets at 10 tomorrow morning under foreman J. B. LeVert. The session likely ends the current district court term this week.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
District Court
J. B. LeVert
Hollywood Seeks Dress Suits as Extras Shortage Bites
Hollywood studios scramble for tuxedo clad extras amid a dress suit shortage delaying production. About 1,000 suited extras are listed at Central Casting with major studios shooting swank settings and many crews awaiting more suits to proceed on multiple lots.
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United Press
Hollywood
UPI
Hollywood Motion Pictures
Central Casting Corp
Pope Returns to Bed After Brief Breath Shortage
In Vatican City on March 29 Pope Pius experienced a brief spell of shortness of breath and returned to his bed. After a short rest his condition was described as normal by aides.
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Vatican City
Pius
Warinner Funeral Services Conducted by Rev Snodgrass
Funeral services for Mrs. G. M Warinner, 69, were held at 10 this morning at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. Roy Snodgrass of the First Christian Church presiding. Pallbearers were Roy Brown, Joe Pendleton, Bertram Jackson, J. B. Gould, Leon Yocham, and Z. W. Smith. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery.
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Griggs
Roy Snoddgrass
First Christian Church
Roy Brown
Joe Pendleton
Bertram Jackson
J. B. Gould
Leon Yocham
Z. W. Smith
Llano Cemetery
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