Market snapshot includes grains livestock and futures
Chicago April 1 grain prices mixed with wheat at highs near 1.471 and 1.46. Kansas City livestock market shows hogs and cattle mostly higher with steers around 16.00 and hogs near 15.75. Chicago hog, cattle, and sheep runs listed with varied prices and top bids. Financial notes show liquidation fund at 1.7473 with offers around 1.91.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Fed
Weaiers
Hollywood Week Focuses on Stars and War Efforts
Jimmie Fidler reports Don Red Barry takes a Lockheed graveyard shift after army rejection. Alexis Smith plans a Southern California silk farm venture with her father. Roy Rogers’ heir possible, Fort Riley trip for Tierney, Cass Daley advised to dodge cameras a month. James Craig ill, Virginia Bruce accepts new roles. Wayne half-owner of Saugus Rodeo property. Selznick may seek army commission. Billie Dove leads ACES canteen effort.
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Hollywood
Don “Red” Barry
Lockheed
Alexis Smith
Southern California
Roy Rogers
Richard
Tierney
Fort Riley
Kan
Cass Daley
James
MGM
White Hope
Craig
Virginia Bruce
Mgmers
Ursus
Andy
Vic
McLaglen
Douglas
Charles Smith
Dizzy
Henry Aldrich
Fray
RKO
John Wayne
Saugus Rodeo Association
Ann Rooney
Johnny Walsh
H. Allan Smith
Wotz
David O. Selznick
Billie Dove
The
ACES
Canteen Service
Laguna Beach
Cal
Dear Tack lost items and help wanted notes
A Pantex worker badge No 1062 found owner urged to call Globe News switchboard. A reader offers to care for a child during the day. A brown cap lost on South Fillmore near Wilson Street School with reward. A reader seeks a live‑in helper to stay with a baby, Mrs A Coursey at 408 Florida Street.
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The
Globe News
Tack
North Rusk Street
South Fillmore Street
Wilson Street
Mrs. Smith
A. Coursey
Florida Street
Red Cross War Fund Campaign Surpasses Goal in Potter County
Potter County reports indicate Red Cross war fund totals exceed 56500 with late pledges possibly pushing the final sum higher. Campaign chair Oran Todd and vice-chair Ross Rogers praise volunteers, noting a $1000 gift from Certain-feed Products Corporation and support from Judge Marvin Jones. Theater drives at Interstate venues add over 3000, part of a national push led by AT&T's Walter Gifford.
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Red Cross
Potter County
Oran E. Todd
Amarillo
Red Cross Services
Ross D. Rogers
Certain-feed Products Corporation
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Rogers
Marvin Jones
James M. Byrnes
Washington
Byron Singleton
Oran Todd
Paramount
State
Rialto
Capitol
Interstate
Jack King
National Red Cross
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
National War Fund
J. Avery Rush
C. T. Crowe
Wayne O'Keefe
Commerce
Herb Budke
Paul V. Alexander
James H. Johnston
George Hammock
Oliver Childers
Motor Corps
Uniformed Services
Susan Peters and friends tease aging in film chatter
A humorous rack of quips and jabs about Susan Peters and others. The column mocks age, movie careers, and social games like card play. Robert Cummings comments on bridge as social evil, while Peters aims to look older with a coy boast.
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Robert Cummings
Susan Peters
Bombers Hit Enemy Behind Lines Near Sfax
Tunisia report says yesterday desert air force bombers attacked an enemy air field near Sfax and fighter bombers struck enemy motor transport. In the central sector light bombers and fighter bombers attacked enemy troops.
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Desert Air Force
Sfax
Allied Air Actions and North Africa Front Report
Allied air crews claimed to have shot down eleven enemy aircraft including four Junkers. A Sardinia air field was bombed with heavy bombers hitting Cagliari harbor and fields, killing sixty and injuring sixty two with several raiders shot down. B 2 Mitchells damaged a convoy heading for Tunis sinking ships and setting others on fire. Montgomery’s desert force pressed Rommel along the Gulf of Gabes while Patton’s units moved toward a junction near Tunis as Axis attacks continued near Pichon and Fairouan.
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Sardinia
Cagliari
Rome
Associated Press
Tunis
Bernard Montgomery
Rommel
Gulf of Gabes
Patton
Empmand
Paris
London
Kairouan
Sfax
el Mapu
Out Patient Clinic at Amarillo Army Air Field Sets Records
The Out Patient Clinic at Amarillo Army Air Field, started December 15 1942 by army officers wives, posted a record March with 909 patients including 234 home and 171 hospital cases. Staff Maj Paul F Pletcher Lt Chas E Anderson Sgt Donald Linn Capt Gordon D Williams Lt Virginia Alban deliver care free to Army men and families.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Gordon D. Williams
Army
Capt. Williams
Paul F. Pletcher
Chas. E. Anderson
Donald Linn
Williams
Virginia Alban
Charge Simmons Impeded Probe
Tulsa authorities charged T. rl Simmons a Tulsa millionaire with trying to block an extortion probe by barring questioning of a servant named Irene at his home. Mrs. Ella B. Howard 44 of Fort Worth is charged with Simmons wife murder. County Attorney Dixie Gilmer cites prior $20 000 gift.
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Tulsa
Okla
T. Rl Simmons
Ella B. Howard
Fort Worth
Simmons
Dixie Gilmer
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Financial Industrial Fund
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Beane
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Hee
T&isf
Seeeewee
Sy Win
Ethiehem Steel Thee
Nt Motors
Artiss
Wright
Eneral Electric
Eneral Foods
Eneral Motors
Greyhound See
Ennecott
Ingomery Ward Wean
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Oilanne
Radio Corp Amer + tte
Republic Steel
Bla “Remiton
Calsards
Indiana
Exas R Corp
Ation
Texas
Ita
Union Carviaea ‘United Ee
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Wilson
Woolworth Rw
Jimmie Fidler
Preston Stryess
Hesita
Brian Donlevy
Sirgess
New York
Donlevy
Stirgess
John Fontaine
Humphrey Bogart
Lana Turner
Pantex
1. J. Freid Reta Tihd
Bram As
Fred Monroe Henry, Jr
Fred Monroe Henry
Hereford
D. W. Henry
Plainview
Tunisia
Real Estate Loans Insurance Tax Service
R. A. Brown & CO
Taylor
Globe-News
Charge Simmons
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Alstaff
Currier Ives
Currier & Ives
Falstaff
Convan
Homa
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St. & Omche
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