Weather notes and community concerns in Borger area
The piece reports on clear warm Thursday weather with dust storm relief near, discusses a Amarillo charity bingo proposal and nationwide spread, and notes electricity from dust storms affecting vehicles. It highlights public lake issues at Borger Weatherly lake with teens fishing, plus local thefts of milk and tulips and calls for community action and restraint.
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Weatherly
Borger
Jake
Mr. Weatherly
Tulip thieves haunt the town amid civic pride
Community beautification battles tulip thefts as Old Tack offers 25 reward for tips. A local purse found on Tyler Street is claimed by The News-Globe with owner to identify. Various local items include dances, fashion nostalgia, and humorous anecdotes from residents and agitators.
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Old Tack
Tyler Street
Seventh
Eighth
News-Globe
Mr. Raef
Army planes damaged in gale ground five planes at Fl Paso
May 4 WP reports a sudden gale damaged five large army planes and stranded 73 crewmen at Fort Bliss awaiting replacement parts. The aircraft were lashed to secure them as they could not fit into Briggs Field hangars.
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FL Paso
Army
Briggs Field
Amarillo Camera Club Meets For Third Forum Tonight
The Amarillo Camera Club gathers at 7 30 PM in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel for an evening of lectures forums and news photo tips. Fred M Speary Claude Gray J B Edwards Eddie Mere Chester Parke Foster Peterson and others lead discussions on primary cameras polarized light interior shots developing and filters. Members are asked to bring cameras admissions are by card or $1 dues for the first quarter. A Palo Duro Canyon meeting is planned after a short business session.
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Roger Bacon
Leonardo da Vinci
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Camera Club
Camera Club
Palo Duro Canyon
Bakers and Workers Sign New Contract in Amarillo
Local 328 of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union announced a new contract with Amarillo bakers. About 80 percent of local bakery workers joined, with signatories including Amarillo Baking Co Bon Ton Bakery Johnsons Bakery Keeneys Bakery Mann Bakery and Tasty Pie Co.
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Bakers Local
Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union of America
Bakers
Amarillo
Amarillo Baking Co
Bon Ton Bakery
Johnson's Bakery
Keeney’s Bakery
Mann Bakery
Tasty Pie Co
War Veterans Rally Aims to Block Two Congressmen
Hugh A. Kelly president of the New Jersey state league of war veterans said the group will hold a mass rally tomorrow night to map strategy to stop two congressmen from keeping a Saturday invasion promise and "give Mayor Frank Hague hell" in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hugh A. Kelly
New Jersey State League of War Veterans
Frank Hague
Farm and ranch workers seek permanent positions locals listed
A young man Melvin Branch of White Deer Texas seeks farm or ranch work with references and permanent placement. A middle aged woman Ethel O'Neal of Jackson Street seeks child friendly work in a motherless home. A middle aged couple offers farm labor experience and can relocate for any employment. A Reader on Cleveland Street lists similar employment needs.
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Tack
Melvin Branch
Box 2
White Deer
Tex
Ethel O'Neal
Jackson Street
Lonely lady seeks male pen pal for ages 35 to 40
A solitary woman requests correspondence with a man aged 35 to 40. She will describe herself in a first letter, signed B. I. M., and asks to be in care of Tack.
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Tack
Stenographer Seeks Office Position After Training
Job seeker announces completion of shorthand and typing courses at business college and seeks an office stenographer role. Continued on page.
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Business College
Gardener describes Fration Acres onion project and costs
The piece details a garden scheme at Fraction Acres with a field layout, irrigation steps and a humorous claim that onions can be grown with little cost. It lists small expenses including seeds hose Moe and rake water sunburn medicine and liniment, noting extra irrigation water.
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San Jacinto
Two Derby Entries Withdrawn From 64th Kentucky Derby
In Louisville on May 4, Greentree Stable's Redbreast and A G Tarn's Wise Fox were withdrawn after poor Derby trial results. The field is reduced to Stangehand Fighting Fox The Chief Bull Sea Dauber Menow Can't Wait Lawrin Co Sport Mountain Ridge and Elooto with Mountain Ridge listed as a doubtful starter.
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Louisville
Greentree Stable
Redbreast
A. G. Tarn
Wise Fox
Stangehand
Fighting Fox
the Chief
Bull Sea
Dauber
Menow
Can't Wait
Lawrin
Co- Sport
Mountain Ridge
Elooto
Hitler's Rome Visit Signals Strains With Mussolini
The report notes a shift in Italy Germany ties as Hitler meets Mussolini in Rome and public displays decline. Observers point to fewer Nazi emblems on Italian venues, the Vatican snub, and Mussolini's cautious stance toward aligning with Britain and France.
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Hitler
Austria
Germany
Italy
Adriatic
Europe
Brenner Pass
South Tyrol
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Mussolini
Pope Pius
Great Britain
France
United Press
Ossietzky Award Sparks German Nobel Prize Ban
Ossietzky received a portion of the prize money while Nazi police aided a salvage after a fraudulent deal. The German government then forbade Germans from accepting Nobel Prizes. Ossietzky, a former nobleman, faced disfavor for pacifism and died after release from a concentration camp.
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Ossietzky
Free Final Concert For Amarillo Philharmonic Tonight
The Amarillo Philharmonic opens its season finale at Municipal Auditorium with free admission for all except association members in front parquet. Guest soloist Paul Ellis will sing and play violin, backed by Dr H L Robinson leading a 45 piece orchestra in Mozart, Strauss, and The Chocolate Soldier selections. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent. The concert begins at 8:30 PM.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Orchestra Association
Amarillo
Southwest
Paul Ellis
Ellis
Amarillo College
H. L. Robinson
Hero
Recovery Bill Up Tuesday
The House agreed by unanimous consent to take up the Roosevelt relief-recovery bill totaling 4.512 billion dollars next Tuesday in Washington.
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Washington
U.P
House
Radio Train To Be Shown By Engineers At Amarillo Show
Engineers will display an electric toy train controlled by radio at Amarillo College tomorrow with John Gray in charge. An amateur radio station will operate, spectators will hear coded communications via loud speaker, and a burglar alarm will be demonstrated. Guides will lead two showings from 2 30 to 5 oclock.
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Amarillo College
John Gray
Hitler Wears Fascist Dagger in Rome Ceremony
In Rome on May 4 Reichsfuehrer Hitler wore a Fascist dagger suspended from his left side. He had previously favored a plain brown uniform with an iron cross, but the dagger, a gift from Mussolini, marked a concession to Italian friendship during the visit.
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Rome
Evening performance continues to 9 30 o clock
The evening performance will continue until 9 30. The public is invited with no admission charged.
Three Powers Open Talks to Amend 1936 Monetary Accord
Officials said US France and Great Britain began discussions to amend the October 1936 monetary accord. Bankers expect a readjustment lowering the franc value toward about 35 to the dollar and 175 to the pound. The piece also notes the Dutch elm disease outbreak entering the United States via burl logs in the 1925 1933 period.
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Paris
Mar
United States
France
Great Britain
Europe
Middle West
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