SCS Writers Meet Here
More than 175 Soil Conservation Service officials from Texas Panhandle Oklahoma and New Mexico opened a one day information conference in the Herring Hotel main ballroom. H H Finnell regional director welcomed the delegates and Tom Dale Amarillo headquarters spoke on the SCS information program its aims and policies. He noted the two fold purpose to inform farmers and landowners of the program and to publicize the service through newspapers radio CCC camps and SCS projects. A general discussion followed and the noon luncheon featured more talks on information dissemination. A similar conference is planned in Manhattan Kansas this Friday with delegates from Channing Clayton Clovis Dalhart Guymon Hereford Las Mesas Littlefield Stratford Perriton Vega and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Herring Hotel
H. H. Finnell
SCS
Tom Dale
Amarillo
CCC
Manhattan
Kans
Channing
Clayton
Clovis
N. Mex
Dalhart
Guymon
Hereford
Lamesa
Littlefield
Stratford
Perryton
Vega
Memphis
Mrs. D. B. Williams Claimed by Death
Mrs. Louisa Williams died today at 4 am at 3300 Tyler Street in Amarillo after more than twenty years resident status. She leaves husband D B Williams, two daughters Mildred Williams of Amarillo and Mrs Tru man Miller of Vega, a sister Mrs Co P McGinnis of Whitewright, and a brother Joe B Russell of Dennison. Funeral arrangements by N S and S Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Williams
D. B. Williams
Tyler Street
Amarillo
Williams
First Baptist Church
Mildred Williams
Truman Miller
Vega
Co. P. McGinnis
Whitewright
Joe B. Russell
Dennison
N. S&s. Griggs and Sons
Man with Three Names Headlines Amarillo Musical
The six foot blond tenor Barney Ogle uses three stage names Byron Westley and Grant Morley in Hollywood and Coronado Jones. He leads Amarillo College chorus head two years, returns for the all Amarillo musical at Municipal Auditorium next Monday and Tuesday starring opposite Paul Ellis. Coronado Jones is a light political satire with music and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Amarillo
Barney Ogle
Byron Westley
Coronado Jones
Grant Morley
Ballador
Amarillo College
Barney
Municipal Auditorium
New York
Jodie
Desert Waif
Paul Ellis
Confidence Shown In Spite of Crash
Braniff Airways reported no passenger cancellations after a fatal Oklahoma City crash. Despite the incident, flights maintained high occupancy with loads near full capacity on Dallas to Amarillo routes and strong flows to Houston and other destinations. The Dallas to Oklahoma City service carried 14 passengers, while Dallas to Fort Worth to Amarillo ran near full load.
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Braniff Airways
Oklahoma City
Braniff
Dallas
Austin
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Points North
Houston
California Clipper Carries Record 22 Passengers
SAN FRANCISCO March 29. Pan American Airways California clipper departs for the Orient with 22 passengers and 12 crew, the largest on a transoceanic flight. The sister ship to Yankee clipper will leave San Francisco Bay at 4 PM and stop at Honolulu before continuing. The voyage is expected to beat times of earlier, smaller clipper ships.
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San Francisco
U.P
Pan American Airways
Orient
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Germany apologizes to Belgian people over wartime broadcast
In Brussels on March 29 a German ambassador expressed regret to Belgium that a Reich broadcast urged Belgians to return to Germany. Foreign Minister Eugene Soudan received the regret and a promise to prevent such broadcasts in the future.
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Brussels
W.A
Germany
Belgium
Reich
Eugene Soudan
Panhandle Youths Accepted by Army
United States Army enlistment draws Panhandle youths to Fort Logan Colorado for engineers duty and Fort Warren Wyoming for infantry. Enlistees include Harry C. Swanson Borger Henry L. Wright Memphis Hermon Robinson Amherst with more slated for Fort Logan and Fort Warren. Recruiting officer Sergeant R A Jackson notes vacancies at both posts and urges eligible local men to contact the Amarillo Recruiting Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Panhandle
Engineers Department
Fort Logan
Colo
Ft. Warren
Wyoming
Harry C. Swanson
Borger
Henry L. Wright
Memphis
Hermon Robinson
Amherst
Gene G. Ward
Wildorado
Carl Carey
LeFors
Omer C. Harrell
Otis J. Foster
Pampa
Set
R. A. Jackson
Amarillo
Set. Jackson
Army Recruiting Station
Washington SCS officials conclude regional conferences
Four members of the Washington Staff of the Soil Conservation Service closed two days of talks with regional SCS officials here. John Barnes of operations BE Norton of conservation surveys Ivan Hobson and E C Harlinger of cooperative relations led the group. They depart tonight for Albuquerque for further meetings with SCS officials.
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Washington
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
John Barnes
Division of Operations
BE. A. Norton
Ivan Hobson
E. C. Harlinger
Albuquerque
Childs Leads Informal Rate Talks With Panhandle Carriers
Kilden L. Childs, a representative of the Interstate Commerce Commission, is conducting informal rate discussions with carriers and shippers in the Panhandle area at the Capitol Hotel. The sessions began yesterday and continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilden L. Childs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panhandle
Capitol Hotel
Baseball Scores From Florida and Other Cities
Yesterday’s results show Chicago (A) defeating Chicago (N) 10 to 8 in Los Angeles, Detroit (A) 6 over Cincinnati (N) in Tampa, and St Louis (A) 6 defeating Philadelphia (N) 5 in New Braunfels. New York (A) beat Brooklyn (N) 9 to 1 in Clearwater and Philadelphia (A) topped New Orleans (SA) 20 to 9 in Lake Charles.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Chicago
Sarasota
Fla
Boston
Cincinnati
Lakeland
Detroit
Cuero
Tex
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lake Charles
Cleveland
Orlando
Washington
Dallas
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Tampa
New Braunfels
Plant City
Buffalo
Rex
Armory Act Upheld by Court in Texas National Guard Plan
The Texas Supreme Court upheld the Armory Board act but denied mandamus to force bond approval of 4.5 million dollars to fund armory construction. Justice Critz dissented, arguing life terms for board members threaten constitutionality. Amarillo’s armory board involvement noted with 100000 dollar buildings and private site donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
44Th
Texas National Guard Armory Board
Attorney General’s Department
Richard M. Critz
Critz
Chevrolet Managers Meet at Herring Hotel Tonight
Service managers and parts department managers from the Panhandle area will gather at the Herring Hotel for the regular monthly session. J. F. Cody, zone service manager for the Oklahoma City zone, will lead discussions on service problems and customer relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
J. F. Cody
Oklahoma City
State Police Patrol Car Delivered in Amarillo
T. S. Pennington of the equipment division of the Texas Department of Public Safety delivered a patrol car to the highway patrol district headquarters here this morning. Mr. Pennington conferred with Capt. Jim Line and other officers while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Pennington
Texas Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol District
Mr. Pennington
Jim Line
North Amarillo Club Banquets and Meeting at Horace Mann
The North Amarillo Business Club held a banquet and social in Horace Mann school cafeteria with about 100 attendees. Students of Mrs Ellis B Hall performed musical selections led by Horace Mann Junior High School. C M Rogers Amarillo Public Schools superintendent spoke, thanking the district for club efforts. Candidates for the upcoming city election spoke or were present, including H A Daniel M N Twaddell and Fancher Upshaw, others attended without speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ellis B. Hall
Horace Mann
Betty Lou Robinette
Louise Mitchell
Virginia Newcomb
Marylyn Beth Horton
Betty Jane Husted
Cilein Smith
Lorraine Wilmeth
Josephine Wright
Matthew “Bones” Hooks
Amarillo
C. M. Rogers
CIO AFL Controversy Hamstrings Labor Department
Secretary Perkins told a House appropriations subcommittee that the CIO AFL dispute hampers nearly all labor department functions. She said the department maintains a fine balance between the groups and avoids actions favoring either, while noting the controversy complicates every action the department takes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
Cioafl
Labor Department
House Appropriations
Blackfriars Short One End Of Ferdinand For Play
The Blackfriars drama club at the University of Chicago had only half a bull for its Ferdinand characterization. They advertised for a steady nimble student not needing to be good looking to fill the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars
Ferdinand
Chicago
W.P
the Blackfriars
University of Chicago
Club Seeks Front End Player for Open Post
A local club reports no applicants for the front end position while one member has volunteered to play the rear. The note notes readiness to fill roles as needed and keeps the search active among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissy
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Kentucky
Bourbon
U. S
Bond
Rational Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
Teethina
Army
Amarillo Armory
Jim Florey
Chevrolet Company
Barbara Banks
Escanaba, Mich
North Amarillo Club
Golden Gate International
San Franciscs
New York World
Greyhound
Amerite
Meee
Denver
Tulsa
America
Union Bus Depot
Seventh and Taylor
Washington, D.C
United States
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Shesterfield
Ligoarr & Mozng
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