FBI Seeks Clerks and Fingerprint Classifiers in Dallas
FBI Dallas announces openings in the identification division in Washington. Men 18 to 35 with high school education and good character may apply. Starting salaries reach 1440 yearly for clerks and fingerprint classifiers. Applications go to A P Kitchin in Dallas or to J Edgar Hoover in Washington.
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FBI
A. P. Kitchin
Dallas
Bureau
Washington
Kitchin
1290
Tower Petroleum Building
On Hoover
Washington, D
Halloween Reconnaissance and Fire Alarm Warnings in Amarillo
Halloween plans spread through Amarillo as reconnaissance groups scout alleys and yards for decorating and later vandalism risks. Fire officials post placards at 128 alarm boxes urging residents to resist false alarms costing about 25 dollars per response. The Arctic tern information appears as a separate note in the report.
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Amarilla
Elleys
Amarillo
Glen Bowen
Constipation ad prescribed relief by Adlerika
Over 50? Constipation and gas disturb sleep. Adlerika uses ingredients that attract moisture to soften wastes and ease bowel action. It promises a refreshed, clean feel. Druggists carry Adlerika at Cretnay Drug.
Timely Topic On Pacific Defenses Dinner Lecture
Amarillo Knife and Fork Club to hear Reporter Don Bate present findings from Alaska to the Panama Canal on U S Pacific defenses. Reservations are due noon tomorrow at Maxor Drug Fisk Building or Amarillo Hotel news stand. Dinner starts 7 15 at Amarillo Country Club.
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Amarillo Knife and Fork Club
Don Bate
New Jersey
Singapore
America
Pacific
Bate
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
United States
National Knife and Fork Organization
Amarillo Club
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Amarillo Hotel
C. Don Hughes
Amarillo Country Club
Petain’s Fate Tied to French Crisis and German War Demands
The article reports that Petain’s future as France’s leader hangs on a deepening economic crisis driven by German collaboration. It notes French industry is largely serving German interests, German coercion of meat and cognac, and looming food riots and unemployment could topple the Vichy regime. It also details French finance now controlled by Germany and projected heavy shortages affecting workers and farms.
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Petain
Harrison Salisbury
United Press
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Germany
Authenic
United
France
Vichy
Bank of France
Saint Lo
Brittany
Russia
Sweden
Charente
Courthouse Records and Public Notices Summary
Courthouse Records list multiple warranty deeds with varied property descriptions and values ledgers, including transfers in Mirror Carson Lake and Wolflin areas. Legal actions show two divorces in District Court Herbert Davis vs Betty Davis and G R Tyler vs Wayae Tyler, plus several marriage licenses and new car registrations.
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J. W. Bogard
Lane Mayhew
Mirror
Carson Lake O&g Co
M. M Hovgkiss
Kathryn E. Hampton
Morningside
W. G. Woolsey
Richard R. Thomas
Roberts
Charlie Priolo
G. B Merchant
J. E. Weaver
D. T. H. I. Stephenson
Doris R Thompson
Joslin
L. H. Wall
J. B. Wall
Southside
R. E Choate
John Feck, Jr
University Heights
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Ernest Arling
Wolflin
R. A. Selby
J. F. Robertson
San Jacinto Heights
A. L. Pedersen
Mary Sue Ragan
Summers
William D. Garnoua, Jr
Henry M. Beverley
Holland
Daisy
Curne
M. B. Jamison
E. V. Webb
Homer Cooper
Humphrey Highlands
Avon D. Steed
I Ux
W. D Knight
A. P. McSwain
Wilmot F. Lott
North
Sam Page
Henry
Wilson
Neva A. Stratton
Plemons
O. L. Campbell Et al
G. L. Hogan
W. H. Rochester
Florence EF. Rochester
Mad
F. D. Railsback
W. L. Chenault, Jr
District Court
Herbert
Davis
Betty Jean Davis
G. R. Tyler
Wayae Tyler
James W. Newby
Dodge
Fred Gordon
Fred Fowler
Chevrolet
Plains
Dee Moore
A. Hedecroke
Gen
Exchange Corp
Badger-Herring
Walter Amote
Herbert Sachse
Celia Mae Hilbbel
Philip D
Rose Mary Broll
Charles R. Woodburn
Lois A. Richt
RA. Farris
Katherine Fnock
Claude M. Simmons
Willie Mae Stanford
Wilson Aryant
Re Reneau
Alma Lid
Sparkman
Taft accuses Roosevelt of steering nation toward war
Sen. Robert Taft charges President Roosevelt publicly admitted moves toward a shooting war as he debated the administration bill to end neutrality act shipping restrictions. Taft says Roosevelt betrayed pacifist pledges and asserts only Congress can make such pledges, questioning executive power.
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Washington
U.P
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senate
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Hitler
Congress
First clashes seen in Pacific or Africa by wartime talk
Local voices debate where conflict will start in a looming global war. Several patrons predict Japan as the first target in the Pacific, while others foresee Africa or China fronts, with oil and manpower cited as influencing factors.
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Africa
Hitler
John Pool
China
Messiah Rehearsal At 8 Tonight In Amarillo
The Amarillo singers group begins the first rehearsal for the 18th presentation of The Messiah on Sunday December 14. Over 200 Amarillo residents are expected to join at the Amarillo College of Music at 1322 Tyler Street with no cost to participants. All singers are invited regardless of past experience.
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Amarillo
Amarillo College of Music
Tyler Street
Littell's Liquid A Calciums Sulphurate Solution
Calcium sulphurate preparation relieves itching from minor skin irritations prickly heat and insect bites. Locally it soothes eczema itching at a price of 50 cents per bottle. Cretney Drug Stores Amarillo Pampa and Borger Texas.
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Cretney Drug Stores
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Texas
Jack Frost Bypassed by Clouds as Panhandle Frost Fails
The Panhandle stayed unfrosted as a cloud cover kept temperatures above freezing. Pampa dipped to 35 and Amarillo to 37 with no frost reported. a cloudy, damp pattern may persist with possible sprinkles tonight. Temperatures today rise above 52 with a 43 low forecast tonight.
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Jack Frost
Panhandle
Pampa
Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Onkies Move Toward National Defense Jobs
In Berkeley California Oct 28 U P the migration of job seekers to California for defense work is at its highest in five years with about 45 percent coming from Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas Farmers face labor shortages as they seek workers to harvest cotton and grapes this year reflecting a shift from prior surplus conditions.
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Lew Fields
Joe Dooley
Cal Farley
Lewis
Ben H. Stone
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Col. House
Wilson
Carey Thompson
Amarillo College
Col. Houses
Berkeley
Calif
U.P
California
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farm Security Administration
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
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Cea
Charlie Maynard
Lubbock
Courthouse Records
H. V. Robertson & CO
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Ob onEsi
Amerifio
E. S. Burgess
Lumber
Tyler
Atlantic
Hemisphere
George Shannon
Jim Florey
Japan
Joe Woon
The
Canton Cafe
Manchuria
Billy Hughes
Far East
Horace Gooch
Littell
Plains Plumbing Co
Ss. Wv. W
Amarillo Paint and Wallpaper Co
Polk
Signal Corps
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company