Amarillo Ministers Join City Wide Campaign for Fire Safety
Amarillo clergy led by Dr. R C Snodgrass join the city Fire Prevention Week drive chaired by Dick Bivins. Fire Chief George B Cooper warns on hazards and urges safer practices while noting everyday risks and the need for vigilance against sparks and careless handling of flammable materials.
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Amarillo
R. C. Snodgrass
The
First Christian Church
Dick Bivins
Bivins
George B. Cooper
Social notes mention travelers and visitors in town
The column lists Mrs. V. McAdams and family traveling to Dallas for a ball game while Mr. and Mrs. Cline Small and Mrs. B. M. Puckett with daughter join others. It records Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bauman in Wichita Falls and Electra on business, Mae Smith visiting her brother in San Gabriel Canada, and doctors Crumley Crume and Dr. Waddill attending a Panhandle Medical Association meeting in Childress.
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V. McAdams
Dallas
Cline Small
B. M. Puckett
Bob Epperson
McIver Daniels
Harvey Allen
Rudy Bauman
Wichita Falls
Electra
Mae Smith
Herring Hotel
San Gabriel
Canada
Hugh Smith
J. F. Crumley
J. J. Crume
Panhandle Medical Association
Childress
George Waddill
Fire safety rules to prevent residence blazes
Prevent fires with cautionary advice. Use deep ash trays and ensure matches are extinguished. Dispose of oily rags promptly and avoid cheap wiring and explosive cleaners. Ensure electrical fittings are safe, plumbing has no gas leaks, and call the fire department at once if a blaze starts. Educate family or employees on fire dangers. Eliminate old fire hazards now.
Navy Band to Perform Two Concerts in Amarillo
Emil Myers of Music Mart says the United States Navy Band is among the finest concert organizations in the country and will bring two performances to Amarillo on November 4, offering residents a premier musical event. Myers notes he previously booked the Army Band in Amarillo and has heard leading ensembles, asserting the Navy Band stands out.
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Emil Myers
Navy Band
United States Navy
Amarillo
Panhandle
Music Mart
Myers
United States Army Band
Navy Band Performs Across Amarillo Dayton Concerts
The United States Navy Band staged concerts in Municipal Auditorium pleasing 6000 residents and earning praise for its finish and courtesy from Lt. Benter. Soloist Louis Goucher and other performers drew radio acclaim as Mayor Ross D. Rogers planned a future appearance as a benefit for uniforms for the Golden Sandie Band. Wayne Borton and Wayne Lee noted strong local fan response and the Dayton Chamber of Commerce lauded the ensemble's high character in three Dayton concerts on October 27.
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Benter
United States Navy
Louis Goucher
Xylophonist
Municipal Auditorium
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Golden Sandie
Wayne Borton
Wayne Lee
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
France Expands Defense Budget After Munich Accord
Paris reports the cabinet, led by Premier Edouard Daladier, authorized a 2 billion franc increase in defense spending for the remainder of the year. The move signals France’s resolve to rearm following the Munich agreement of Sept. 30. Separately, a London police court provides a felt hat for orthodox Jewish witnesses who forget their own.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Marinebone
London
Squadron of Honor at Capitol to aid Iron Lung drive
Movie to help buy an Iron Lung features Don Terry in a leading role in Columbia’s Squadron of Honor at the Capitol next Tuesday through Thursday under American Legion sponsorship. Tickets at 26 cents urged in advance by Bruce Autry, commander, with proceeds aiding Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Don Terry
Harvard
Columbia
Squadron of Honor
Capitol
American Legion
Bill Smith
Hanson Post
Northwest Texas
Bruce Autry
Commander Autry
Legion Auxiliary
American
Marc Lawrence
Robert Warwick
Martin Mooney
Crime, Inc
Michael L. Simmons
C. C. Coleman, Jr
British Reinforcements Move to Holy Land Posts
British troops fan across Palestine to quell guerrilla fighting in punitive drives. Infantry and mechanized units, aided by Royal Air Force planes, clash with raiders near an Arab village southwest of Jerusalem, leaving one soldier dead and another seriously wounded. Observers note rebel high commands may intensify actions before the reinforcements arrive. The 2,400 strength includes the Royal Scots Greys from India, among the last horse regiments.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Palestine
Royal Airforce
Royal Scots’ Greys
India
Britain Increases Palestine Force To About Twenty One Thousand
Britain is mobilizing additional military and police manpower in Palestine bringing total strength to about 21,000 personnel. The move reflects sustained security operations and governance measures in the region amid ongoing tensions and unrest.
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Iments
Britain
Palestine
Medical service rates rise 21 percent for farmers 1910 1929
Between 1910 and 1929 medical costs charged to farmers in the United States climbed by about 21 percent, reflecting broader shifts in rural healthcare pricing and access during the early 20th century. The period marks increasing financial burden on agricultural communities as medical services expanded.
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United States
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