Weather notes and town anecdotes mix in Amarillo glow
A chilly front brings a light frost risk as officers pursue a fish theft impersonator at City Lake. The piece invites a Nat dance Monday night hosted by the SJ Anthony Hospital nurses, with a $1 couple entry. It weaves in Lambeth Walk nostalgia, local humor, and a collage of trivia from politics to theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
England
Harlem
Port Warne
Ind
Edgar Berger
Charlie McCarthy
Felka
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. Edgar Meacer
Chicago
French British Rearmament Seen as Dangerous to Peace
Paris dispatch argues German press hints that British and French armament heightens risk of war. It cites Hitler’s Saarbruecken remarks, German caution about Allied strength, and Koster’s night fears as a warning to France and Britain to recognize how formidable German power appears and the danger of delaying rearmament. It notes Gamelin and Daladier’s roles and questions Munich legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reich
Great Britain
France
Germany
Saarbruecken
Hitler
England
Alfred Duff- Cooper
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Britain
Puehrer
Lkely
Czechoslovakia
Rhine
Roland Koster
Reichswehr
Rhineland
Koster
Europe
London
Marie Maurice Gamelin
Daladier
Ernel
Gamelin
Leon Jouhaux
Labor Federation
Munich
Svwes
Bonnet
Georges and Rillotte
Courthouse Records: Deeds and Auto Registrations listed
Court records list warranty deeds from J. W. Burleson to Paris Graham and others with dated transfers from 1937 to 1938, values from 1150 to 4500, and property locations in Wolflin and Academy Courts. Also recorded are transfers to First Federal and Liberty entities, and auto registrations for 1939 Pontiacs, Chryslers, and Sedans in Amarillo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burleson
Paris
Graham
Holland
GS. D. Hanes
Mary Nunn
Lena Woodward
Mag. Pet. Co
Loy Smith Et Ux
Agnes
Galerie
B & M. Amarillo “Inv. Co
West Tex. Realty Co
Bie
Wolflin
Crowe Lime & Cement Co
D C. Kinsey
J. J. Shelby
Margaret Shelby
Madden
Lot
Wolflin Place
Ind. Bank & Tr. Co
Ama
Howard J. Jones
R. W. Clinkscale
Agie Sparks
Maberry
John Dees
Glen L. Casey Mtr. Co
Jim W. Keeton
Bushland
Texas
Midget Man Doug Locke Seeks Pro Grid Berth
Doug Locke, a 136 pound New York Giants hopeful, becomes the smallest player to seek a pro football berth. At St Marys College to Texas in 1937 he was the top scorer in U S collegiate circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Locke
New York
St. Mary's College
Texas
Locke
U. S
Daladier’s cautious stance amid crisis and its risks
The text notes Daladier’s optimistic yet cautious official understanding during a crisis and his insistence in writing. It argues that public mood in France and Britain could limit or fuel Hitler’s boldness, warning that pessimism may embolden the Reich if left unchecked.
Exemptions in Labor Statute Definitions Issued by Wages Hour Chief
Washington Oct 19 wage hour administrator Elmer F Andrews issued definitions for professionals executives outside salesmen and local retailing capacity exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards Act effective Monday He invited hearings or revisions if reasonable cause is shown and noted possible separate treatment by industry or employee class The definitions describe professional outside salesmen local retailing capacity and bona fide executive and administrative roles with salary criteria and scope of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Mrs. Hill Turns to Pro Golf for Thrill
Kansas City report on Oct 19 notes Mrs. O. S. Hill began playing golf for health and soon found success, turning to professional competition to seek further thrills and achievement in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hill
Kansas City
O. S. Hill
Curtis Cup Star Turns Pro For Goodwill Drive
The Curtis Cup winner, undefeated across major women’s championships except the national, joins a sporting goods firm’s promotion staff. She vows not to sell or teach but to devote herself to goodwill. As a pro she faces limited major tourneys, with the Women’s Western Open as the sole event. She previously won the Western Open as an amateur in 1935 and 1936, was medalist in 1937, and a semi finalist this year.
WANTS WORK ON FARM NEAR SEATTLE AREA
Help wanted notice from M Bobs seeks farm work for self and wife with housing. offers to furnish references. Also a 19 year old boy Leonard Allgire seeks any kind of work and is willing to relocate. Reader urged to continue on page 3 for Mrs Doty contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Leonard Allgire
Fast Second Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Burns
Sanky
Dillard
Uncle Sanky
Lanky
Paw
Bull Run
Veere
Minnesota
Bruce Barton
Stern
Pittsburgh Pirates
Alfred Duff Cooper
Courthouse Records
L. K. Patton
J. Ralph Carroll
M. Dd
Oliver Bake
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Pathy
Wilson Bros. and
Jayson
Paj
Madras
Packard Shoes
M. Bobs
Houston Street
Mrs. Doty
Bourbon
Kentucky
Bond
DODGE
Askary Crugget
Eiand
Chey and Fonte
DR. Blosser
Grand -Dy
Sas
Polk
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