Legion Leader Seeks Eight Thousand Planes for Defense
Louisville talk with American Legion Commander Stephen Chadwick outlines a goal of acquiring 8 000 modern aircraft at about 1 400 per year to deter aggressors. He stresses Armistice Day sacredness, loyalty to constitutional government, and readiness to defend the United States against eastern and western aggressors, while opposing propaganda and street violence.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Louisville
Stephen FP. Chadwick
Chadwick
Seattle
American Legion
Los Angeles
Congress
Chadwic
Mr. Chadwick
Legion
Czechoslovakia
Asia
Europe
South America
Mace
Belgium
Ethiopia
Italy
Spain
China
Rom
Two Charged in Theft Bond Set at $250 Each
Two individuals faced theft charges with bonds set at $245 or $250. The cases involve Derrel McFwen and Rud Derm, identified in today’s docket as defendants charged with theft. Authorities note the bonds were posted for release pending further hearings.
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Oy Juste & Peace
Derrel McFwen
Rud Derm
Arnold Fierce Pioneer of U S Air Arm
Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, a 1911 West Point graduate, built the early U S air force from test flights to high command. He organized air corps areas, led the 15,000 member army air school in WWI, tested bombers to Alaska, and now oversees Europe’s air fleet while guiding America’s aerial strategy. He flies about 400 hours yearly, writes books for boys, and enjoys golf with wife Mrs. Arnold at their Chevy Chase home, with children in service and in college.
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Washington
Henry H. Arnold
Army
West Point
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
Arnold
Wrights
Long Island
Hempstead
Fort Riley
Kaw
Alaska
Europe
America
Chevy Chase
Weat Point
Annapolis
Navy
Hitler uses new lands for economic leverage in Mitteleuropa
Berlin dispatch describes Munich gains to Mitteleuropa as a path to rapid economic capitalization. Rail corridors and credit schemes fuse Berlin with Vienna and Budapest while German steel and coal output surges, enabling trade in oil, grain, lumber, and machinery amid a drive for peace and economic penetration.
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Walter Duranty
Berlin
Munich
Germany
Mitteleuropa
Budapest
Vienna
Poland
Danubian Areates
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Jugeslavia
Rivine
Weser
Fibe
Oder
von Ribbentrop
Rome
German Silesia
Austria
Ladenabere
Reich
United States
France
Britain
Crippled Children's Show Promises Fast Evening of Entertainment
A three hour program at Municipal Auditorium next Monday and Tuesday features dances, songs, and jokes by the Crippled Children’s Co. revue directed by veteran L. Bowies Shealm. Artur E. Nissi stars in acts including Sharp-shooters March as the production aims to raise funds with performances prior to a final rehearsal. Tickets are 78 cents with reserved seating.
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Sinuge-Hi
Bowies
Shealm
Artur E Nissi
Rowey
Het
Mal
Ben Carlton Mead
Adnive
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Nov 8
Markets in Kansas City show hogs at 7.71 for 170-260 lb and 7.65 for 140-140 lb, sows around 7.50, cattle volumes around 1,500 with short fed steers at 7.50 to 9.25, yearlings up to 11.00, fat cows near 5.00 to 6.60, sheep trading with Colorado lambs at 9.25 and natives 8.75, ewes 2.75 to 3.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
PFI
D. A
Fey
Colorado
Water Project Bids To Be Set Soon For Amarillo
Amarillo prepares to accept bids on a 186000 dollar PWA project for water works and sewer extensions. City manager H R Smith returning from Fort Worth reports plans submitted to regional PWA offices for approval and advertising date.
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Amarillo
H. R. Smith
Fort Worth
PWA
Philco Dealers To Meet Here Tonight
Philco Radio and Electrical dealers from the Amarillo territory will gather at 7 30 tonight for a district dinner at the Herring Hotel. About 60 dealers are expected to attend as the Mathes Compare Philco distributors for the area stage the meeting led by Michael Mathes and Charles W. Miller.
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Philco
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Mathes
Michael Mathes
Mathes Company
Charles W. Miller
Network To Feature BAE on Broadcast
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics will be featured on a Texas State Network broadcast on the 27th. Sponsored by the National Emergency Council, highlights cover soil and water conservation. Other government agencies will be featured on later broadcasts.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas State Network
National Emergency Council
BAE
Soil and Water Conservation
Vital Notes and a Grocery List Found by Reporter
A reporter in Amarillo discovers a grocery list written in a feminine hand on a notebook page. The note lists items such as kegs bacon cake roast bread as part of a personal record amid a marriage privacy tension.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Chosen as Locale for CCC-Era Novel
Capt Morris A Lively commander of a CCC camp at Brownwood selects Amarillo as the setting for his forthcoming novel He writes the Chamber of Commerce seeking historical information about Amarillo between 1900 and 1907 including hotel accommodations Pat Flynn of the Chamber staff confirms the inquiry and provides context
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Amarillo
Morris A. Lively
CCC
Brownwood
Chamber of Commerce
Pat Flynn
Missouri student tours U S for a penny a mile
Clyde Carriker a University of Missouri journalism student returned home from an 8 200 mile tour of the United States at the cost of 80 dollars. The trip covered food shelter and transportation.
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America
Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Clyde Carriker
University of Missouri
United States
Col Simpson Seeks Quashing of Allied Conspiracy Indictment
Lawyers for Renne Allred Jr and Neal Powers move to quash the indictment on grounds the Connally hot oil act and state proration laws expired before filing. Federal Judge Kennerly heard arguments with no decision yet. co-defendant Hines is a fugitive. Colonel Simpson argues the extension cites only titles and requires reenactment.
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Houston
Renne Allred, Jr
Neal Powers
Alfred
Texas
Col. E. A. Simpson
Amarillo
John Coffer
Austin
T. M. Kennerly
Allred
Powers
H. E. Hines
Conroe
Tex
Simpson
Elaborate Seattle Boeing 314 tests reveal Clipper improvements
Boeing official R. J. Minshall details the rigorous testing methods for the Boeing 314 Pan American Clipper. He notes three standout features including tab assisted handling, a spacious control deck, and easy access to power plants and equipment to boost safety.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
R. J. Minshall
Boeing Aircraft Company
Boeing
Pan American Airways
Transatlantic
Transpacific
Minshall
Edmund T. Allen
Boeing Engineering Department
Durite
Resn
Nieht
Mempers Minsha
TWA Airline Featured in Look Magazine
Look magazine’s current issue presents a four page spread on TWA transcontinental operations. It highlights the modern airliner as the most efficient transportation medium today in a pound for pound comparison.
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TWA
Look Magazine
Frank Landers Ex Amarillo Resident Dies in Colorado
Frank Landers former Amarillo resident died Saturday in Colorado Springs. He had lived in Amarillo for many years before moving to Colorado. He was employed with Morton Salt Company. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Walters Oklahoma. Burial followed at Waiters Cemetery.
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Prank Landers
Globe-News Employee Leaves to Aid Stricken Father
Van W. Hall of the Globe-News mechanical department departed with his wife and son to be with his father Davis Ro Hall at his Ballinger bedside after a heart attack. Hall, a former Gatesville newspaper owner for 31 years, is survived by his past work in Texas journalism.
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Globe-News
Father
van W. Hall
Globe- News
Ballinger
Davis Ro Hall
Gatesville
Tex
Fire alarm sends Winchester unit to short run
Winchester Kentucky reports a fire alarm that sent the city fire department trucks speeding from the station only to halt after a 12 foot run. The blaze began on the second floor of a building with a burning curtain as the cause.
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Winchester
Winchester Fire Department
World barefoot journey planned by London artist Anton Sabian
Anton Sabian, a London sculptor and former glass worker, plans to walk barefoot around the world after already touring Europe on foot. He funded his travels by drawing sketches of passers-by along the road.
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World
London
Anton Sabian
England
Europe
Gotham Strip Teasers Let Down Straps
New York burlesque strip motifs faced a mild official response after a moral crusade. The International Casino and the Midnight Sun were told to take 24 hours off to improve modesty, with the Casino resuming performances last night while patrons noted the absence of outfits. The incident sparked questions about consistency in enforcement and what audiences will tolerate.
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New York
U.P
Commissioner of Licenses
F. H. LaGuardia
International Casino
Midnight Sun
Dana Harmon Presents Dance Pupils on Wednesday
Dana Harmon will present a group of children from three to six years old in an educational dance program at Summit School Wednesday at 3 p.m. Four youngsters Patsy Fox Mida Lou Nelson Ann Chisholm and Karen Kell perform first steps in tap and ballet.
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Dana Thomas Harmon
Summit
Patsy Fox
Mida Lou Nelson
Ann Chisholm
Karen Kell
Pat McDade
Margaret Ann Tacke
Jo Benesch
Marty McMahon
Chick White
Doris Townsend
Rosalyn Burke
Virginia Cowardine
Quake Damages Villages Southeast of Vienna
An earthquake lasting ten seconds damaged numerous houses in villages southeast of Vienna, while damage in Vienna itself was slight. The tremor struck on November 8.
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Vienna
Radio Engineers To Meet Thursday In Amarillo
Radio service engineers from the Amarillo territory will gather Thursday at the Amarillo Hardware Company display room to view RCA Victor radios and phonographs. RCA Victor engineering staff will demonstrate the Facsimile and Television systems along with the new high fidelity amplifier and other developments. Carl Langmack will open and preside. S. D. Mee Intosh will assist in conducting the meeting.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Hardware Company
RCA Victor
RCA Victor Engineering Laboratories
Rca-Vice
RCA
Fidelity
Carl Langmack
S. D. Mee Intosh
Radio Contest Draws Large Audience For Our Children
The Crustene Shortening sponsored Our Children program on the Texas State Network receives heavy mail submissions across poems sayings and stories. Judges read hundreds of entries as they select a cash prize winner. A special loyalty offer to listeners begins Tuesday November 8 as the program airs nationwide on the network and KGNC at 8 45 A M every Tuesday and Friday.
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Crustene Shortening
Texas
Our Children
KGNC
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