Saycees Hear DeGrassi Talk At Amarillo Luncheon
Postmaster W D DeGrassi spoke to the Amarillo Jaycees at the Capitol Hotel about the federal alien registration law. He noted 2 600 000 aliens in the U S with fewer than 60 registered in Amarillo. He cited one former Japanese navy man among registrants.
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W. D. DeGrassi
United States
Amarillo
Bob Russell
Penny Wise
Jaycees
Little Theater
Russell
Jim McKnight
United States Army Air
Well Known Texans On Program Here
Well known speakers will appear in Amarillo for the West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association fall conference on September 12 13 and 14 Judge Marshall Formby association president announced most speakers including Dr L A Woods state school superintendent Dr J A Hill president of West Texas State College Bascom Giles state land commissioner Grady Hazlewood Amarillo state senator nominate Gene Worley Shamrock congressman nominate Dr T C Root Texas Tech economics professor Senator-nominate George Cotton Moffett Chillicothe Judge Frank Day Plainview D C Greer state highway engineer Brady Gentry chairman of the state highway commission Carl Lovelady Bosque County retiring county judge will talk on county consolidation and reorganization Program complete within a few days.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Texas Tech
George (Cotton) Moffett
Chillicothe
Frank Day
Plainview
D. C. Greer
Brady Gentry
State Highway Commission
Carl Lovelady
Bosque County
Markets Mixed As Dow Jones Edges Up Amid Trade News
Kansas City Livestock report shows hogs steady to lower with top at 7.20, various cattle classes mostly steady or higher, calves strong, grass-fed steers up to 11.00, feeder stockers steady, sheep bids down slightly with slaughter lambs opening about 25 cents lower. Colorado spring lambs held around 9.25.
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Kansas City
U. 8
Colorado
Colorado Spring
Second Annual Cub Palava Held By Llano Estacado Council
The Llano Estacado Council of Boy Scouts stages the second Cub Palava Saturday at Ellwood Park at 3 PM with Cubs from multiple packs gathering for a roundup and inter pack contests. Contests award ribbons while lunches are brought by attendees and refreshments provided by the council. The event is directed by G. Stockton Cubs chairman and Will J Hiatt council executive.
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Llano Estacado Council of
Boy Scouts
Ellwood Park
G. Stockton
Will J Hiatt
Former French Leaders To Be Arrested and Tried
Berlin dispatch reports a Vichy source saying former Premier Daladier Reynaud and ex Interior Minister Mandel along with General Gamelin may be arrested within 24 hours. It adds Gamelin could be tried separately by a military tribunal.
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Berlin
Vichy
Daladier
Reynaud
Georges Mandel
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Gamelin
Amarillo Public Schools Plan Friday Openings
Registration for all Amarillo elementary pupils is set for Friday at 10 AM in 17 schools with teachers and principals stationed all day. High and junior high students begin Thursday at 9 AM at the high school and three junior highs, with a scheduled alphabetical rollout. Enrollment is expected to reach a district high of 10,000 students.
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Amarillo
Dies to address Amarillo on Friday on his critics
Martin Dies will answer critics of the Dies committee with two public addresses in the Municipal Auditorium Amarillo Texas Friday at 2 30 p m and 8 p m The Orange Tex congressman will highlight fifth column findings from his investigators and discuss subversive activities both in the Southwest and nationwide Proceeds go to charity by Dies and the Globe News sponsor Tickets 50 cents afternoon 50 and 75 cents night available at the Globe News office No reserved seats Khiva Shrine hosts Dies during his Amarillo visit
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Dies Committee
Amarillo
Panhandle
Martin Dies
Orange
Tex
Dies
Amarilloans Await Word From New York
Six men in Amarillo sent nearly 200 000 words to New York regarding a revamped building code. National Fire Underwriters acknowledged receipt and Wallace Hazlewood the city building inspector seeks a quick opinion instead of filing the revised ordinance. Committee members John K. Boyce Macon Carder W Frank Litle Albert Randall W C Townes and Harold Walsh push for an opinion before city commission submission. The ordinance is the longest in the city and requires about 400 extra typewritten pages.
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Amarillo
New York
National Fire
Wallace Hazlewood
John K. Boyce
Macon
Carder
W. Frank Litle
Albert Randall
W. C
British Big Guns Fire on France Across Channel
British big guns on the southeast England coast opened bombardment across the English Channel toward Calais, with explosions heard in the Calais area late today. The action was reported from a southeast coast town as World War II hostilities continued along the European theater.
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France
England
English Channel
Calais
Hub Foster Reported in Better Condition
Hub Foster, Amarillo National Bank employee, remains in hospital at St Anthony's though his condition has improved slightly according to attending staff.
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Hub Foster
Amarillo National Bank
St. Anthony's Hospital
Parcells Father Improves After Stroke At Home
The condition of 84 year old E. M. Parcells, father of Dr. R. P. Parcells, who suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday afternoon at the family home at 1906 Van Buren Street, is improved today.
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E. M. Parcells
R. P. Parcells
van Buren Street
Man Cleared of Loitering Charge Near Duchess of Kent
John Patrick Curtin, 24, was acquitted today of loitering near the Duchess of Kent with intent to commit a felony. The London trial centered on alleged intent to commit a crime, with Curtin asserting his sole aim was to view a beautiful woman. The court found insufficient evidence of criminal intent.
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London
John Patrick Curtin
Duchess of Kent
Barron Joins Amarillo College Music Faculty
Robert Louis Barron, renowned conductor and concert violinist, joins Amarillo College Music Department. He will teach strings brass and woodwinds and help organize bands or orchestras with college credit for enrolled students and high school credit for Amarillo High School students.
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Robert Louis Barron
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Amarillo College
J. F Mead
Barron
Amarillo High School
Mead
Safety Lane to Return for Week in Amarillo
In 1939 about 327000 Texas autos passed through safety lanes with half found defective. The lane returns Sept 14 for seven days first at the Eleven Hundred block on Polk Street then between Second and Third Avenues on North Fillmore. Capt. Polk Ivy urged owners to check vehicles before entry and defective cars receive a caution sticker. Moody King will direct a seven man crew including state patrol and city police. The lane ended in Pampa today and will next operate in Borger on Sept 5, 6 and 7.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Second
Third Avenues
North Fillmore Street
Polk Ivy
The
Highway Patrol
Moody King
Pampa
Borger
Mrs. Cora Knowles Rites Tomorrow at Tulia Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Knowles wife of J. B. Knowles Tulia stockman will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m from the Tulia Methodist Church with Rev N S Daniels officiating Pallbearers are F O Amerson H N Garrett Moss Griffith C H Lowe B R Golden and W H Harmon She had lived in Tulia 17 years and is survived by her husband two sons W E Knowles of Tulia and P M Knowles of Panhandle a daughter Mrs J W Harris of Amarillo her mother Mrs M E Blackwood of Tuscola three brothers O E and R E Blackwood of Tuscola and W E Blackwood of Abilene and three sisters Mrs John McCormick Chickasha Okla Mrs F M Morgan Brownwood and Miss Lydia Blackwood Tuscola Burial will be in the Tulsa cemetery.
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Cora Knowles
J. B. Knowles
Swisher County
Stockman
Tulia
Tulia Methodist Church
N.S. Daniels
Ernest Archambeau Jr Out of Danger After Illness
Ernest Archambeau Jr, previously critically ill with a throat infection and post appendectomy complications, is improving and now believed to be out of danger. He remains at Northwest Texas Hospital with family reporting progress.
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Ernest Archambeau, Jr
Northwest Texas Hospital
Predicts Congress To Go Home Late This Month
Washington reports Speaker Bankhead expects Congress to finish work between September 15 and October 1. Senate Majority Leader Barkley foresees lawmakers returning home around September 20. In New York President Roosevelt’s deal to swap 50 destroyers for base rights in British possessions sparks Willkie critique as “the act of a dictator.”
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Washington
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Barkley
Senate
New York
Roosevelt
Hemisphere
Samuel F. Pryor, Jr
Wendell Willkie
Tack Letters continued from page two and requests for items
A reader seeks the return of a gifted pen. A colored woman offers part time work. A dog owner offers a reward for a brindle and white Boston terrier named Beans. An exchange for labor is proposed for a 29 car and 27 truck or furniture. A hotel clerk seeks work.
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Tack
Beans
Jimmy Knott
Fitz' Squirrel Shopping Nets Some Advice
Squirrel from Denver zoo provokes Fitz as wild as a March hare while an attorney notes squirrels damage eggs and birds. Amarillo parks chief circulates inquiries to San Antonio Memphis and Denver with mixed responses including aSan Antonio trade offer.
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City Park
Chester
Mr. Fitz
Amarillo
San Antonio
Memphis
Tenn
Fitz
Way Build Up Helps Will Interest Women
CARDUS is promoted as aiding functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition by stimulating appetite and gastric juice flow. The ads claim improved digestion, increased strength, energy, and nerve-force, boosting resistance to periodic discomfort. It suggests taking it before and during the menstrual period and notes 50 years of popularity.
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Cardus
Classified Personal and Work Requests Archive Fragment
A sequence of brief ads and notices: a painter and paperhanger seeking local housework and repairs at 502 Jefferson Street with a guarantee. J. M. Combs at 808 Williams Street offering housework. a 19 year old seeking home jobs. a couple at 509 Lincoln Street seeking work in farm or hospital settings. a unencumbered woman past middle age offering general housework and cooking. two young men seeking ranch or farm work. trade offer trading young turkeys for pullets. lost purse notice begins with a fragment.
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Madison Street
North Pierce Street
Help Wanted Personal Ad From 1900s Paper
A middle aged woman seeks hourly work offering housework ironing or evening child care. Also a repair carpenter and painter with references available. Contact J D Willard at 5107. The writer emphasizes honesty and desire to recover lost items and needs work badly.
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J.D. Willard
North Taylor Street
Call
Tack
Lost child Mary Ryan shares gifts with Barby
In Boston at Brighton police station two year old Mary Ryan refused gifts for lost children saying Barby too. She meant her 38 year old sister Barby. Lieut Brady collected duplicates of the gifts to keep the Spirit of sharing alive as the mother arrived seeking the child.
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Boston
Mary Ryan
Brighton
Leutenant
Mary
Barby
Hugh Brady
Morrow
Bicycling cows warned by New Hampshire road sign
A U.P. report from Concord describes a roadside sign near a New Hampshire highway by order of the District Board forbidding cows grazing by the road or riding bicycles on the sidewalk, aiming to curb hazards and public nuisance.
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N. H
U.P
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