Labor Chief Nichols to Address Amarillo Mass Meeting
Coming by plane from Austin, FE Nichols, state labor commissioner, will arrive in Amarillo this afternoon to address a mass meeting at Carpenters Hall tonight. He was appointed Feb 1 1935 by Gov. Allred and has since led a growing department. Local labor groups urge public attendance hoping non labor citizens will hear his views on industrial problems. In Australia rabbits cause over 200 million dollars in damage annually.
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Austin
FE. Nichols
Amarillo
Carpeners’ Hall
Nichols
James Allred
Young Amarillo Accordionist Joins Cowboy Band for Chance
Bob Mallett, 17, leaves Amarillo for Hardin-Simmons University to become accordionist soloist in the Cowboy Band. Touted by his teacher A. D. Leonard as Texas’s fastest and most technical, he met director Marion McClure’s audition standards and follows Freddie Martin’s departure to WFAA Dallas. He studied under Devereau, Shepic, and Leonard since moving to Amarillo two years ago.
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Bob Mallett
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Young Mallett
A. D. Leonard
Tolzien
of Texas
Bob
Mr. Leonard
Marion McClure
Cowboy
McClure
Freddie Martin
WFAA
Dallas
R. H. Mallett
Taylor Street
Bob Devereau
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Mike Shepic
Leonard
Mallett
Cowboy Band
National Broadcasting System
Los Angeles
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Europe
Queen Elizabeth Launched As World's Largest Ship
Clydebank Scotland September 27 The Queen Elizabeth sister ship of the Queen Mary was launched today claiming the title of the world s largest ship. The 85 000 ton liner will enter the New York West European trade in May 1940 and is 3 765 tons heavier and 55 feet longer than the Queen Mary.
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Scotland
U.P
Keys
Clyde
Normandie
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