Curtis Hopeful for Recovery on Campaign Swing
Vice President Curtis, 72, touring Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia, urged opposition to canceling foreign debts and touted relief measures, saying the United States would recover from the downturn. He described a bright future and detailed actions by the President, Reconversion Finance Corporation reliefs, tax and economy measures. He traveled 107 miles from Knoxville and planned stops in Bowling Green and Hopkinsville.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Ecover
Curtis
Republican
Tennessee
Kansan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kentucky
West Virginia
Knoxville
Vega Kiwanis Orchestra Featured at Tri-State Fair
The Vega Kiwanis Club with 50 delegates showcased its Music Masters in Amarillo on Thursday. Led by Bill Miller, the orchestra played a mix of popular and classical pieces during a radio program, highlighting members such as Everett Krahn director L E Godwin saxophone Mrs H R Shields violin Mrs R C Godwin piano Ed Cooper bass C L Morris trombone Raymond Thompson saxophone Mrs W A Williams clarinet W A Williams cornet and Lester Dysart drummer.
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Kiwanis Club
Vega
Bill Miller
Vega Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Kiwanis
Everett Krahn
L. E. Godwin
H. R. Shields
R. C. Godwin
Ed Cooper
C. L. Morris
Raymond Thompson
W. A. Williams
Lester Dysart
Guiding Your Child Sincere Contrition
Mrs. Agnes Lyne presents a parenting vignette where a 4 year old boy pours sand on his 2 year old sister. The mother delays punishment, allowing the misdeed to sour in the child's conscience, and the boy confesses through quiet remorse. The piece argues moral education through experience over immediate justice.
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Agnes Lyne Mottier
Teddy
Amother
Water dogs clog Amarillo traffic near Fair Park
Hundreds of water dogs migrate from the East Tenth Street lake and cross Tri-State Fair traffic hindering motorists Monday night. Amateurs seek explanations as fall weather or nearby ducks may trigger the unusual amphibian movement.
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Amarillo
East Tenth Street
Tack Letters And Missing Kittens In Local Note
A public notice column invites readers to contact at 1410 Washington Street for tack letters. A letter seeks help locating two missing white Persian kittens named Fluffy and Toughy, last seen after a Monday at the fair. Ruth Satterfield of 4221 W 15th Ave offers a reward. another ad seeks housework and child care work.
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Fluffy
Ruth Satterfield
15Th Avenue
Reward Offered for Lost Laundry Bag Near Borger
A person reports losing a bundle of dirty clothes in a laundry bag last Sunday, September 18, between Borger and Kingsmill along the White Deer route. The bag contains a box of Lux and children's clothing. a reward is offered if found and sent to Box 21, Childress, Texas.
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Borger
Kingsmill
Panhandle
Childress
Texas
Humble Worker Seeks Small Wages and References
A prospective helper offers to accompany an elderly lady or assist in a news stand, store clerk, or similar tasks. He states willingness to work for small wages and to provide the best possible references.
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Panion
WANTS A HOUSEKEEPER
A reader asks Tack to find a woman around 35 years old to hire as a housekeeper. The note seeks a suitable helper and invites responses through the column.
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Tack
Housekeeper Seeks Winter Employment In Hereford
A reader in Hereford Texas seeks a winter job as a housekeeper for a family of four. She offers to work for small wages and is willing to a no pay trial. Contact FE L P via telephone 492 or 8453 for consideration.
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Hereford
Texas
Tack
FE. L. P
TO DELIVER THE GOODS
A young married university graduate offers sales ability and painting skill for employment. He has past cotton buying experience with Cooper and Griffin Memphis Japan Cotton Co. and Sharp Cotton Co. He seeks a salaried position not door to door or strictly commission. He will cover his territory to prove production potential for the employer.
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Cooper and Griffin
Memphis, Tenn
Japan Cotton Company
Sharp Cotton Co
B. C. Promises Quick Headache Relief In All Cases
A North Carolina pharmacist developed a blend marketed as B. C. that aims to relieve nearly any headache within minutes. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages, the formula is claimed to ease muscular aches colds neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B. C
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Hopkinsville
Fair Park
Drs. Parcells
Ball
Fisk
Lange Koch
Greenland
Associated Press
Washington Street
E. B
Russell Middleton
Oliver-Eakle
LM Lee Ee
News-Globe
Floor
PART
Shades
Stepins
Bloomer
Brother and Sister
Serotex Motor Oil
Crusader
SEARS
Roebuck and Coo
Polk
Kenmore
G. A
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