Labor Chief Warns of Winter Unemployment United Effort Urged
William Green of the American Federation of Labor warns of a coming winter with higher unemployment and greater relief demands. He advocates strong support for the Community Chest drive to fund local welfare efforts. Amarillo launches a 1939 budget drive of 63,989 starting October 31.
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America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Amarillo
Methuselah Gets No Record In Ancient Tales
In a simple verse, the Old Book figures Methuselah beside biblical giants. Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Moses and others are named with deeds noted, but Methuselah’s long life is left unexplained while contemporaries’ feats are recalled in a reflective piece from The Rocky Mountain Churchman. The column also lists airline moves and a local paint credit offer tied to church support.
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Noah
Abraham
Isaac
Moses
Joshua
David
Job
Isaiah
Elijah
Paul
Birthday wishes for a list of local residents
A published birthday list extends best wishes to numerous local names including Genevieve Garner Mrs Dale Smith N D Bartlett Chester R Hook Mary Leverett Janie Wilde Mrs M Cotten Mrs J W Clardy and many others. The item reads like a social column note listing names in a Saturday section.
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Genevieve Garner
Dale Smith
N. D. Bartlett
Chester R. Hook
Mary Leverett
Janie Wilde
Grant
Cotten
J. W. Clardy
1939 Motorcars promise broader bodies and new gadgets
Detroit report outlines major 1939 model changes from the auto shows era. Shifts move from center floor to steering column improving comfort, with wider bodies, optional running-board elimination, sunk headlamps, and new plastics use. Gear and transmission tweaks reduce parts, while concealed hinges and tilted powerplants push toward economy fixes. Ford introduces a deluxe model entering a higher price class.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Ford
Texas Methodists Open Conference in San Antonio
In San Antonio on October 21 the West Texas annual conference named two circuit preachers Earl Reid Hoggard and H Ellis Thomas and elected clerical delegates L A Spellman E P Barton and Edmund Heinsohn. Delegates from the area include W W Jackson president of the University of San Antonio, HE Jackson San Angelo David Peel Corpus Christi M A Chilers San Antonio and Morris Brooks San Angelo.
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San Antonio
West Texas
Earl Reid Hoggard
H. Ellis Thomas
Hoggard
Robert Lee
Tex
Thomas
Center Point
L. A. Spellman
E. P. Barton
San Angelo
Edmund Heinsohn
Austin
R. F. Curl
Woodlawn Church
W. W. Jackson
University of San Antonio
HE. Jackson
David Peel
Corpus Christi
M. A. Chilers
Morris Brooks
Claire Luce Arrives Aboard Norman Die In Net Veil
Broadway star Claire Luce arrived on the liner Norman Die wearing a wide mesh net veil and a jeweled clip instead of a hat, the camera capturing a stylish arrival.
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Claire Luce
Normandie
Nine Sentenced in Narcotics Trials in Houston
Federal Judge T. M. Kennerly sentenced nine people in Houston marking the area’s largest narcotics ring case. Biaggio Angelica led the supply, receiving 10 years and a $2,000 fine, with other defendants including Sam Maceo associate Joe Macey and several defendants given prison terms from 13 to 20 months. Luke Saporita’s sentencing was deferred while Willis and Bouley sentences were suspended for five years. Also noted, a chart shows U.S. long-term investments abroad fell about 27 percent from 1930’s peak.
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T. M. Kennerly
Asst
U. 8
George John
Biaggio Angelica
New York
Sam Maceo
Galveston
Angelica
Joe Macey
Perry C. Smith
FP. W. Weeks
Livingston
Lula Tyra
Ruth Vaile
William Self
Ruth Willis
Bonnie Bouley
Willis
Luke Saporita
Courthouse transfers and car registrations listed in notices
Courthouse records show transfers of real estate in blocks and quarters with prices, and entries for automobile registrations including a 39 Buick sedan and a 38 Chevrolet coupe. The library of El Centro is celebrated for 30 years of growth, now valued at $30,000 with 30,000 books.
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E. S. Burgess
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Moore
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City
Chevrolet
Plains Cheverolet Co
J. T. Singleton
Pontiac
Glen L. Casey Mtr. Co
D. H. Bradford
Hevering
EL Centro
Cal. UA
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