Reynolds Launches New Ad Campaign for Camel and Prince Albert
Reynolds Tobacco Co announces two new radio shows this summer to promote Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert pipe tobacco. Ads will highlight slower burning tobaccos and feature Camel endorsers. Benny Goodman moves to NBC Red Saturdays at 10 p.m. with The Swing King’s band. Bob Crosby’s Dixieland Swing Band joins Camel on CBS Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. Blondie radio version debuts Mondays at 7:30 p.m. over Columbia. Each episode includes an orchestra.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Camel Cigarettes
Prince Albert Pipe Tobacco
Camel Cigarette
Benny Goodman
Camels
National Broadcasting System
Red Network
Toots Mondeilo
Ac Bernstein
Corkie Cornelius
George Rose
Bob Crosby
Crosby
Columbia Broadcasting System
Goodman
Camel
Blondie
Columbia
Spies and Sailors Roil Panama Passage In Wartime Tone
Amateur snoopers in Panama’s Zone pose as fishermen then in dinner coats. American asks President Arosemena to bar snoopers from ocean. Nazis and Germans in Panama active, with arrests for photo taking. Italians run night clubs amid lively Panamanian scenes. German-Americans targeted by Fascists. Soldiers report such activity as tensions rise.
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Legation
Arosemena
Republic of
Panama
Hans Echackow
Ernst Guhrig
Gisbri Groos
Ingeborg Gutman
Colon
One Year To Go Presidential Possibilitie No 11 Paul V McNutt
Bruce Catton analyzes Paul V. McNutt Indiana governor and Philippines administrator as a Democratic president candidate. He cites assets such as speaking skill, organization, and record, plus obstacles including Roosevelt’s status, Farley opposition, and labor distrust. If Roosevelt stays out, McNutt’s chances could be favorable.
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Paul V. McNutt
Tanl McNutt
Bruce Catton
Washington
Indiana
McNutt
Philippines
White House
Roosevelt
Farley
Panama Canal land and sea defense evaluated
Analysis outlines tomorrow’s focus on how land and sea forces would defend the Panama Canal. The piece weighs potential German influence and key parties involved in plotting or preventing disruption, framing strategic considerations for defense planners.
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Panama Canal
Forged Bonds and Embezzlement Shake State University
New Ones Brought utes of the university's Board of Supervisors had been forged, $400,000 of university funds embezzled and $475,000 of forged bonds issued in its name. Forgery of Governor Allen's signature on hundreds of bonds identified. Governor Long hints the legislature may be summoned in a special session. Hardin reveals Long warned him not to name a scapegoat. New Orleans announces a joint federal WPA probe at the state Charity hospital complex.
Investigation underway into WPA funds misused in youth work
Announcement by Harvey G Fields United States attorney in Shreveport that he turned over to DoJ and WPA investigators an inquiry into immorality in National Youth Administration work. The investigation covers property built with WPA funds converted to private use and names added to WPA rolls in a ward before a School Board election.
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Harvey G. Fields
United States
Shreveport
Department of Justice
WPA
National Youth Administration
Bruce Catton Says continued from Page One York Post
George Backer leads the milder Labor Party faction with a new picture-paper planned to voice the moderate wing. Inside reports show frustration as Attorney General Frank Murphy gains sustained visibility, prompting calls for less public prominence and deeper focus on his duties.
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York Post
George Backer
Backer
The
Post
Labor Party
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Pennsylvania Avenue
WPA Group Will Continue From Page One
A union of WPA workers and the unemployed fronts opposition from the C I O and ALF La against wage reducing WPA project rules. ALF L union leaders are summoned to a Wednesday meeting to decide action. Congress to consider amendments removing the 140 hour rule. Senator Murray and others voice support for rapid action.
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WPA
ALF. la
ALF. L
Congress
Murry Dem. Monts
Senate
House
Casey
Dem
Mass
Keller
O'Conner
Mont
Fourth Producer in Lewisville Area Struck Sunday
In Lewisville Arkansas the Erwin and Leach and East Texas Refining Patton 1-B in section 24-16-24 completed a fourth producer. Gauges not priced and tests not made as off ran into a separator and storage tanks. Tubing in Cleve Warren et al No 1 remained plugged while operators work to produce through casing. A derrick is being erected to swab the well after cleaning the tubing. Cleve Warren No 1-B spudded Saturday with surface pipe set. J C Stevens Co independents located in NW NE center of north half 1916-23.
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Lewisville
Ark
Erwin and Leach and
East Texas Refining Company
J.C. Stevens Company
Soil Building Allowance Rules For 1939 Farm Programs
County Agent Oliver L. Adams announces that 1939 farm program payments will be issued for soils building allowances on farms that earned them early. Farms not earning their soil building allowance may be held in reserve until year end. The allowance is found by subtracting the cotton allotment from tiled acres and multiplying by 76 cents. Eaten allotment and tilted acres were mailed in December 1938. An exception occurs when noncrop open pasture exceeds 50 percent of crop land or a commercial bearing orchard is present.
Boll Weevil Threat Hits Hempstead County Cotton
Weather is dry and hot, boll weevils appear in Hempstead County cotton fields. Early infestation follows overwintering brood, with 5 to 7 pounds per acre of calcium arsenate dust recommended when squares show fresh punctures. Extension Circular No. 162 provides control details. seven weeks remain for action.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Cotton classing service urged for growers in 1920s
Organized one variety cotton communities file for the classing and market news service. Applications go to the state committee on a first come, first served basis. The service helps growers know the value of their cotton and market price variations, funded by distribution costs.
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Reynolds
Tobacco Company
McCormick-Deering
South Arkansas Implement Co
Texarkana
Abhdown
WPA Group
Lewisville Area
Oliver L. Adams
Tak Revison
Consiine
Ahce
Prasier
Imust
Amelia
Olthal
America
Camela
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