Guard Figures Are Released
Texas National Guard numbers 9 397 officers and men with a near 2 million dollar yearly budget. Maj Gen Claude V Birkhead released a detailed report noting over 600 thousand spent on Camp Hulen improvements. August field training at Camp Hulen lasts 15 days for about 4 000 personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas National Guard
Claude V. Birkhead
Camp Hulen
Palacios
Mineral Wells
Camp Wolters
John A. Hulen
Fort Worth
Denver City
SAGE GIRL NEEDS WORK TEAR TAM LETTER
A young girl seeks work including house care and child care with references. Also a young man offers cafe and factory experience and willingness to take any kind of work. Another reader at 907 Lincoln Street Tam offers in home help with child care and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Tack Tam
Place Oliva
Ong Street
North Fillmore Street
North Fillmore Cafe
Lois Smedley
Brooks Street
North West
Fifteenth Avenue
Teck
Tam
Radio Schedule and Classified Notices From Monday to Tuesday
A dense listing shows NBC program blocks from Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning with shows like Vic and Sade, Dance Matinee, Cadet's Quartet, and Captain Midnight, plus various news and music programs. Classified ads include help offers from residents seeking domestic work, childcare, and general labor, with phone numbers and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Vic and Sade
Frankie Papile
Cadet
Charles Sears
Monitor
Jack Armstron
Mikelight
Rodney Cole Ennembie
al Pearce
Hix Gang
Pirestone
American Legion
Redding
Balvation Army
al Donahue
Earl Hines
Bkg
Omar Herth
Gene
Glenn
Tonie Tunte
Breakfast Club of the Air
Val Austin
AAC
Adis
Our Children
Mr. Spicer
James L. Gordon
Grandma
Betty
Bob
National Farm and Home Hour
NAC
Farm Radio News AO
The
Flying Dutchman
Newe
Voice of the Farm
Let's
Radiorgan
Ma Perkins
Pepper Youngs
Arte
Bounders Orchestra
Nancy Martin
Edward Davies
Jack Armatron
Captain Midnight
Amarillo High ROTC promotes cadet majors and others
The Amarillo High School ROTC unit announces promotions effective Oct. 29. Cadet Major Ray Green becomes cadet lieutenant colonel, and Honorary Cadet Major Mary Taylor Ball also advances to cadet lieutenant colonel. Additional promotions include Captains to Major, Lieutenants to Captains, and several sergeants and corporals, with many privates rising to first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Ray Green
Mary Taylor Ball
Bob Winchester
Jimmy Blasdel
Eddie Rogers
Floyd Smith
John Hess
Wayne Cates
Tom Holman
Morris Crow
Jack Jones
John Corn
Justice Hugo Black Attacks Supreme Court Colleagues
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black issued a dissent on the court's first opinion day of the 1938 39 term, alleging his colleagues侵侵 violated the rights of state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Calendar Essential Medical Equipment
Buffalo City Hospital doctors say they use a pre prepared calendar to know which instruments and pills to have ready before patients arrive. They cite holidays as high risk for injuries and note frequent Friday throat fish bone cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupfalo
N.Y
Buffalo City Hospital
Harold T. Schweitzer
Man Held on Drunk Driving Charge With $1000 Bond
Marcos Rodriguesz was charged in Justice of the Peace Duke's court with drunken driving. He was arrested by police. Bond was set at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcos Rodriguesz
Justice of the Peace
Duke
City Manager Heads to Fort Worth With Water Works Plans
City Manager HR Smith left this morning for Fort Worth to present 49 pages of water works improvements and sewer extension specifications to PWA regional offices for approval. Stenographers at city hall worked late Saturday to finish the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Fort Worth
PWA
Dorsey Orchestra to headline 30 minute radio program
The listing shows Dorsey Orchestra 10 and 11 announcements with a 30 minute dance music block. Other acts include Land Trio and Navy 430 Den Winslow, with notes on featured songs and a 10 30 Mour for Dancing Muse schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAC
WEAF
Haat
Weat
Wnac
Weah
Kyw
Wmbs
Winx
Pacific
RED
ALUE
Raat
Opt
Central
Weil
Kelo
Kaon
Whaw
Wood Webo
Wabt
Wel
Kfyr Koam
South
Wtar
Wptf
Wis
Wiax
Wilawan
Wlod
Waoe
Wiho
Wave
Wam
Kyoo
Wky
Wian
Want
Kere
Kfdm
Keko
Krev Kris Ktok
Ktam Wala Wrot
Kthe
Kerk
Kane
Keir Kehi
Ktar
Koh Kant Kirlo
Kripfa Karl
Andy Skib
Edwin Hill
Emily Post
Rolognini
Andy—weat
Donamie & Orch Ll M
Top Hatters
Earl Hines and Orchestra
CAS Ware
RABIC
Wade
Wea
Midwest
Ern Wien
Kgeo
Nila Mack Leta Pretend
Nan Wynn Fong
East Console Yoho
New York
Ea Thergersen
Ravine
Ssik
Bob Traut
Andou “Tedder
Abner
Chicaguata
Dwk
Mimber
Pek
Pat Pune
Radio Theatre
Avaat
Munslalts
Peat
T Dorsey
Oabh Cajloways
Oreh
Dancing Music Orchestra
Nwoowif
Win
Waver
Wolf Wapd
Wenr
den Winslow
Navy
Eaat
Vanehn de Leath
Tom Mix
Jammy Valentine
Science
Toc Robison Buckarons
NBC
N. Y
Y State
Hagan
Paul Kiein Oren
Dancing Muse
Harry Canauila
Courthouse Deeds and Transfers Highlight 1938 Records
A compilation of warranty deeds and transfers from 1938 shows multiple property deeds. Notable entries include F W Jesse to Doris Worley for $1967 and G A Tomlinson to Mary Brockman for $2900, with numerous other transfers, mortgage actions, and associated lot references across various blocks and streets. Also lists vehicle registrations and several marriage licenses for local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Jesse
Doris Worley
M. F. Brown
Alice F. Brown
Hol. & Mir
H. H. Loewenstern
J. F. Stoval
So. Sav. & L
F. P. Ford
FE. L
G. A. Tomlinson
Mary Brockman
Hughes
Grace Ridgeway
Mtg. Inv. Corp
Fuqua’-Barfield
Foster & Son
Life Ins, Co
Eakle Pan-Amer
Life Ins
St. Loan Co
C C Dist
F. W. Jesse Etux
C. A. Lane
Harv
Ford
Walter Irvin, Inc
Gayiord Teter
Miles G. Bivins
R. E. Lovelady
SJ Ave
W. T. Owens
Charley Ellis
Plains
William Earl
Myrtle Williams
Charles J. Mosher
Billie Elizabeth Gathright
Archie William Gann
Elizabeth Irene Bailey
Frank P. Allen
Mary Louise Boone
Man Wanted for Forgery Here Held at Liberty Tex
Sheriff Bill Adams reports that W. M. Bowen, sought in Potter County for forgery, is being held in Liberty Texas. The Department of Public Safety informed local authorities and Liberty officers have Bowen in custody awaiting transfer or charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Tex
Bill Adams
Department of Public Safety Today
W. M. Bowen
Potter County
Bowen
Attack Fatal To G. L. Smith
George Lee Smith 56, Amarillo master plumber, died at 513 West Sixth Ave after a heart attack. A resident of Amarillo 18 years, he led the Amarillo Master Plumbers Association and was a key Central Baptist Church member and contributor. He also belonged to other church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee Smith
Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Smith
Central Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge and Modern Woodmen Member Dies in Kansas City
The deceased, a member of the Masonic Lodge and Modern Woodmen, married July 3, 1914 to Marie Griffith. Survived by mother Mrs. Rebecca Smith of Holden Missouri brother William Riley Smith and four sisters in Kansas City. Funeral at Central Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 pm with Pallbearers named. Body to remain at Roxwell Brothers Chapel until one hour before service and then sent to Kansas City for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Marie Griffith
Rebecca Smith
Holden
William Riley Smith
Elizabeth Smith
A. F. Coughenour
Licy Beamer
A. L. Wilcox
Kanas City
Oscar Holman
G. J. Garrison
R. B. Manning
Roxwell Brothers
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Amarillo Women Plan Oklahoma City BEPWC Session
Several Amarillo women will attend the regional conference of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Oklahoma City next Friday through Sunday. Speakers include Miss Earlene White national BEPWC president and Dr. Min...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Oklahoma City
Earlene White
BEPWC
Min
Dallas leaders discuss yearly program Your Business and Mine
Nie L. Maffett of Dallas second vice president and Mrs Nettie Simms chair international relations for the national organization plan discussion. Miss White will discuss some phase of the year's program Your Business and Mine. An average of 95 tons of American soil is lost each second by erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie L. Maffett
Dallas
Nettie Simms
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Douglas Knight
Jack White
Hugo Black
Courthouse Records
H. C. Koester
J. R. McCurdy
James A. Bush
Fuqua Devi. Co
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Praia Ks Dt Soba
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Folk
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Oklahoma
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