Amarillo's rise as an air center and Slick Airways
The editorial recalls Amarillo becoming a key air crossroads by 1927 and notes Slick Airways establishing a divisional headquarters with four daily coast to coast flights. It calls for expanded West side passenger facilities and broader use of Army Air Forces shop and hangar space to keep the city as an air transportation hub.
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Amarillo
Slick Airways
Southwest
Justices Fight in Dream Bout for Court Prizes
Henry McLemore profiles a fanciful idea of Associate Justice Hugo Black versus Robert H. Jackson in a boxing match to decide the Supreme Court, with venues, referees, and belts imagined. The piece muses on public trust in the court and the spectacle surpassing Louis Conn gate records.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Hugo Black
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Nuernberg
Germany
Mr. Black
Mr. Jackson
Alabama
Louis
Conn
Black
Supreme Court
Fred Vinson
Truman
Vinson
Supreme Justice
Goering
Holmes
Hughes
Taft
Marshall
Goetz Reveals Raquel Meller Contract Over Critics
Ray Goetz discloses a signed contract with Raquel Meller that mandated libel action against any critic who panned her performance. Harold J. Rome heads to Hollywood as The Lyons Den notes Roanoke details.
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Ray Goetz
Raquel Meller
Miss Meller
Goetz
Harold J. Rome
Me Mister
Hollywood
A Club Visitor Sees Disorder At Child quarrel Tale
A club guest describes neighborhood children as rude and unkempt while recounting a scene where Bud and Butch fight and cry for help. The observer laments poor parenting and notes the kids noses and odors, then confronts the siblings during the incident.
General Among Crash Dead
Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey 51 and two lieutenants died when their B-25 crashed at Goodman Field Fort Knox. Lt. Allan J. Hoenig and Lt. Robert A. Peter were also killed. four others injured as the plane overshot, felled trees, and went over an embankment after taking off from Fort Benning Georgia for an infantry conference. Gaffey led armored divisions in Europe and served as post commander since September. He was a Hartford native and Penn graduate, survived by his widow and a daughter at the University of Texas.
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Hugh J.gaffey
Goodman Field
Post Public Relations Office
Fort Benning
Gaffey
Europe
Allan J. Hoenig
Trenton
N. J
Robert A. Peter
Long Island City
N. Y
Hartford
FT. Knox
Hugh J. Gaffey
Godman Field
Gordon K. Steele
Carl Lindeman, Jr
Michael E. Devine
Vernor J. Tisotyre
Eauclaire, Wis
Four Texas Airports Among Busiest in Nation
Four Texas airports ranked among the seven busiest in U S air cargo during January and February as per the Bureau of Census. Brownsville and San Antonio placed high with Brownsville second and San Antonio fourth, while Fort Worth sixth and Dallas seventh. Miami La Guardia New York and Los Angeles filled the remaining spots.
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Washington
Texas
U. S
Bureau of Census
Brownsville
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Miami
la Guardia Field
New York
Los Angeles
Admiral Nimitz Receives Honorary Law Degree at Southwestern
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was awarded an honorary doctor of law by Southwestern University at its 106th commencement in Georgetown. He dedicated the degree to over 100,000 Texans who served in the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, praising the value of humanities education and urging support for the United Nations.
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Georgetown
Chester W. Nimitz
Southwestern University
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Southwestern
Crash Landing Kills Army General and Two Officers
Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey and two Army officers were killed when a B-25 crashed while landing at Godman Field Fort Knox. Lt. Allan J. Hoenig and Lt. Robert A. Peter also died. Four service members were injured including Capt. Gordon K. Steele and Lt. Carl Linde man Jr. Serrvant Devine was seriously hurt.
Wide ownership urged for butadiene plants in wartime sale plan
A U S interagency panel led by ex-WPB vice chair William W. Batt urged broad ownership dispersion of 15 copolymer and 10 large petroleum butadiene plants and four small units. It recommends quick Congress action before recess and targeted sales to ensure competition, with basic plants valued at 45 000 tons annually.
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Washington
Cormittee
William W. Batt
War Production Board
White House
John W. Snyder
Congress
War Assets Administration
RFC
Rubber Reserve Office
Texas
California
Louisiana
Convicts Visit Wives From Sing Sing During 1943 Trial
Detective James A. Bell testified in Morris Malinski’s murder trial that three long term convicts from Sing Sing were taken to visit their wives or sweethearts in New York City during 1943. Bell detailed monthly trips for Yellin and Spielfogel and a visit for Sam Kovner, all unbound during travel and visits.
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New York
James A. Bell, Jr
Brooklyn
Malinski
U. S. Supreme Court
Bell
Yellin
Sing Sing
Bronx
Spielfogel
Spielfogels
Sam Kovner
Combines Needed Across Potter County and Vicinity
Potter County seeks harvest help as combines are in short supply. County agent Art Bralley reported at least 10 wheat farmers need operators with machines this morning and said demand will rise in coming days. Buck Long checked highways to intercept passing combines toward northern counties.
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Potter County
Art Bralley
Buck Long
Amarillo
Inventor of celluloid credited to New York printer
A New York printer who aimed for an award from a billiard ball maker for ivory substitute is credited with developing celluloid, the plastic material.
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New York
Choice of Millions for 3 Reasons St Joseph Aspirin
Demand St Joseph Aspirin, the world’s largest seller at 10c. Save more on 100 tablet size for 35c. High quality and fast action offer real economy.
Housewives favor Bee Brand Insect Powder ad
Dr. Amos E. Badertscher promotes Bee Brand Insect Powder for ants roaches silverfish and bedbugs with powder and Bee Brand Insect Spray fortified with 1 DDT. The ad claims quick effective insect control safe for children and pets and offers a free information card from McCormick & Company Baltimore MD.
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