Texas State Employment Service reports 496 placed in October
The Texas State Employment Service regional office in Amarillo announced 496 persons were placed in private industry in October. Unemployment claims totaled 375, with 379 job applicants and 5813 office visitors. Texas led the nation in placements that month, totaling 34,905 across the state. Roy Knabenshue, aviation clerk of the National Park Service, is credited with piloting a dirigible point to point in St. Louis in 1905.
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Amarillo
Texas State Employment Service
C. E. Peake
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Employment Service
TSBES
Texas
Washington
Roy Knabenshue
National Park Service
Department of Interior
St. Louis
Engineering discoveries to reduce risk of living will be demonstrated
Amarillo College hosts Dr. Phillips Thomas of Westinghouse in the second lyceum program 1938-39. The free talk from East Pittsburgh will show electric methods to kill microbes, remove dust, portend safer motoring with polarized light, and electric eyes dealing cards.
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Amarillo
Amarillo College
Phillips Thomas
Westinghouse Electric
Dr. Thomas
College Lyceum
Pittsburgh
Weatinghouse
Thomas
Westinghouse Research Department
Granville
Ohio State University
Princeton University
Three Day Session Opens for Texas Music Clubs Convention
The Seventh District Texas Federation of Music Clubs begins a three day session this afternoon with registration in the Federation Club Rooms. Notable events include a board dinner honoring district president Mrs. George S. Robertson and speeches by speakers from Amarillo College and various club leaders. The convention features a fine arts program at Polk Street Methodist Church and a Friday morning formal opening with reports, followed by a luncheon and discussions on music initiatives. Junior Day is scheduled for Saturday.
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Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Federation Club
George S. Robertson
Childress
Canary
Amarillo
Music Club
John F. Mead
Amarillo College
Dorthea Davis
W. L. Burns
Lucille Palmer Ballard
N. D. Bartlett
L. E. Mason
I. D. Cole
Polk Street Methodist Church
Wallace Clark
West Texas State College
Panhandle
Sam Isaacs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Navy Band
Municipal Auditorium
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives in Seattle for Visit
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt wife of the President arrives in Seattle by plane to visit her son in law John Boettiger and daughter and grandchildren Eleanor and Curtis Boettiger during a Seattle stop in November.
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Seattle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Boettiger
Eleanor and
Curtis
Mosquito Swarm Halts Tractor on Marsh Field
A swarm of mosquitoes stopped a tractor at work on marshlands. Insects cover the belt area as they swarm and are crushed, creating a slimy surface that halts the machine.
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Amarillo Globe
Amardao
Texas
Credit Association Ponders Armistice Day Closing
Amarillo Credit Association members meet this afternoon at the association offices to decide whether Amarillo mercantile establishments should close in observance of Armistice Day.
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Credit Association
Amarillo Credit Association
Amarillo
Electric wires to deter starling flock in London
City authorities plan to string 13,000 volt live wires around trees to electrocute starlings after other methods failed. The measure aims to reduce the bird problem in London Ontario.
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London
Ont
U.P
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Oland
Wpghington State
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