Barkley Sets Neutrality and Tax Aims in Congress Agenda
Senator Barkley listed ten objectives led by neutrality law revision and Congress staying in session until late June. He urged tax steps including temporary social security payroll tax freezes and other revenue measures, plus railroad relief, a cotton export subsidy, WPA funding, housing activity expansion, and continued national defense and annual appropriations.
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Barkley
Kentucky
Congress
AFL
Roosevelt
WPA
National Defense Program
Splendor and Poverty in Moscow A Window on Soviet Culture
A London Times correspondent paints a Moscow of stark contrasts where poverty coexists with glittering culture. Sentries guard the Kremlin as posters tout Soviet Champagne and fashion, while intelligentsia wield influence, luxury hotels buzz with elites, and culture is promoted from museums to jazz-filled cinemas.
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England
Virginia Cowles
London
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Soviet Union
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Lenin
X Rays To Assess Injuries In Car Wreck
Frank Jackson and Miles Bivins were in a two vehicle crash between Sunray and Dumas when a car rolled after hitting snow and ice. Bivins escaped injury while Jackson suffered neck nose and hip injuries and was transported to a hospital then to Northwest Texas Hospital, where he remained semi conscious.
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Frank Jackson
Sunray
Dumas
Amarillo
Louisiana
Miles Bivins
Mr. Bivins
Mr. Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Moscow cinema and ballet scenes reflect Soviet life and art
The article notes cinemas shaping public taste in Moscow with films like The Oppenheim Family about Nazi persecution. It highlights the Moscow ballet's brilliance, state funding for theater, and grand opera houses, where officials and workers fill seats, while pre revolutionary luxury scenes clash with Soviet life. Simyonova stars in The Prisoner of the Caucasus.
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Russia
Turkey
Harris Food Stores Reach 31st Year in Amarillo March 1939
Harris Food Stores marks 31st year in Amarillo with six stores in Amarillo, Pampa, and Borger, employing 90, and moving toward a new 60 by 120 foot store at North Fillmore and Fifth Avenue costing about 20,000. Odell Harris cites growth from a 1909 start to modern premises and planned relocation for improved service and parking.
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Amarillo
J. H. Harris
East Tenth Avenue
Johnson and Grant Streets
Panhandle
Harris
Oxsell
Willard Harris
Pampa
Borger
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Tenth Avenue
West
Sixteenth Avenue
North
Fillmore Street
Harris Food Store
North Fillmore Street
Fifth Avenue
Harris Food Store No. 1
Odell Harris
Lavoptik Eye Relief with Eye-Cup Included
Promises prompt relief for inflamed eyes and symptoms like itching burning and gritty irritation. Claims 25 years of success and no harmful drugs with an eye cup included, available at all druggists.
Ice Mint Gives Fast Foot Relief For Tired Feet
If the time you spend on your feet makes them burn ache or feel tired rub on Ice Mint before bed and your feet feel better next day. The preparation relieves stinging corn burn and calluses, is easy to use, non staining, and one night’s use proves its comfort. Available from any druggist.
Harris Longtime Amarillo Civic Figure Dead
Mr Harris, known for civic service in Amarillo, helped on the school board during the high school build era and served six years on the city commission. The city lake was developed while he chaired the commission, and refrigeration equipment funding was noted in projects during his residence.
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Harris
Amarillo
Cobbling Veteran Forsberg Retires After 88 Years
In Sauk Center Minnesota A N Forsberg who recently turned 88 recalls his long career started after an apprenticeship in Stockholm Sweden. He remembers making shoes for the crown prince who would become King Gustav including footwear for a trip to England and a pair of skating shoes. Forsberg has retired.
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Minn
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Stockholm
Sweden
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England
Fancher Upshaw Seeks Amarillo City Election Support
Fancher Upshaw offers his services for a constructive administration and solicits voter support in the April 4 city election. His record as a citizen civic worker and School Board president is cited as evidence of his ability to lead Amarillo toward progress with conservatism. He emphasizes action, growth, and efficient city governance.
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Amarillo
Upshaw
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