Allies Step Up Air Fighting
Allied air power intensifies with 31 missions in two weeks targeting submarines planes and transport facilities. RAF and USAAF hit Berlin Essen Kiel Lorient St Nazaire and railroads docks shipping with heavy 1000 ton raids while stressing integrated blows to deny Germany war production and logistics.
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Harrison Salisbury
London
U.P
United States Army Air Force
Royal Air Force
RAF
Berlin
Essen
Lorient
St. Nazaire
Kiel
France
Holland
Bochum
Brest
Tasty No Sugar All-Bran Muffins Recipe
Wartime style guide for Kellogg's All-Bran muffins using no sugar. Ingredients include milk shortening flour corn syrup egg baking powder and All-Bran. Mix soak bake yield eight large or twelve small muffins with moderate oven heat.
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Kellogg's
Junior Symphony to Perform Tomorrow at USO Auditorium
The Junior Symphony Orchestra will entertain at the USO tomorrow night at 7:45 in the USO Municipal Auditorium. The free informal concert, a preview for the group’s next Tuesday formal show, features two juvenile soloists Ronald Booth and Jean Tarlton. The program is conducted by Robert Louis Barron with Mrs. Cleta L. Holland assisting. the orchestra is an auxiliary of the Amarillo Philharmonic Society.
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USO
Eit
Ronald Booth
Farwell
Jean Tarlton
Amarillo
The
Philharmonic Association
Rex Baxter
Valuable Painting Found in Albuquerque Garage
An oil painting possibly by Raphael or Murillo was found in a Albuquerque garage. Art experts test authenticity while owner Mrs Martin Gilbert and husband Mr Gilbert recall it being given by an aunt. Los Angeles expert Charles Haskell values the work at about 25000 dollars.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Raphael
Charles Haskell
Los Angeles
Martin Gilbert
Gilbert
New World
New Mexico
von Hassler
Army Fliers Die In Plane Crash Near Randolph Field
Three army fliers from the Central Instructors School at Randolph Field were killed last night in a plane collision. A fourth died of injuries two hours later. The fliers were Second Lieut. Milton A. A. Elliott of Baird Texas, Second Lieut. Albert A. Cullen from Butte Montana, Second Lieut. Howard B. Johnson of Denmark Wisconsin, and Second Lieut. Don S. Graves of Green Bay Wisconsin. The crash occurred at about 200 feet altitude.
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San Antonio
Central Instructors School
Randolph Field
Milton A. A. Elliott
Robert L. Elliott
Baird
Tex
Albert A. Cullen
Butte
Mont
Randolph Field Hospital
Howard B. Johnson
Denmark
Wis
Don S. Graves
Green Bay
Doctors Study Dental Decay In Deaf Smith County
Drs. Edward Taylor and Charles Emery of the Texas Health dental division stopped in Amarillo en route to Austin from Hereford to study the low rate of dental decay in Deaf Smith County. They confer with Dr. G. W. Heard and Dr. Weston Price, who is in Hereford to study the tooth situation and will speak at a public meeting in Hereford High School auditorium at 8:30 PM Friday.
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Edward Taylor
Charles Emery
Dental Division
Texas Department of Health
Amarillo
Austin
Hereford
Deaf Smith County
G. W. Heard
Weston Price
Cleveland
Price
Millionaire Leslie Fain and Mack the collie dine on bones
Oklahoma City oil man Leslie Fain became known as "man's best friend" to Mack the collie. Fain sent his bird dogs to the country during meat rationing but kept Mack at home. He now carries a bakery sack to exclusive dinners and gathers steak bones from guests for Mack, expanding the practice from private to friends’ dinners.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Leslie Fain
Mack
Chuck
Fain
Police Recover Three Bicycles In Amarillo
Amarillo police recovered three bicycles believed lost or stolen and held them at headquarters for owners to claim. A records clerk said the wheels have been at the station for some time and boys who lost them should inquire. Two bikes are 24 inch boys frames a LaSalle red and cream and a Lone Star red and white. A third bike has a 26 inch frame black with silver fenders and no visible brand.
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Amarillo
Lee Thornberry
LaSalle
Lone Star
Amarillo Chamber Plans IT Am An American Day Event
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced tentative plans for IT Am An American Day with Rex Baxter indicating a joint open house from 1 to 6 at Amarillo Army Air Field. The first open house drew thousands and a military affairs committee will be formed to collaborate with field personnel.
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Amarillo
Keep Off the Grass Provokes Policemen in St Louis
In St Louis a resident asked police to station a man at a bus stop to keep people off his grass as a curbside dispute. Weather worsened as the request was made, but police had no official comment on the unusual plea.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Candles Replaced Lanterns For Fishermen in Dimout
In Sullivan Maine Hancock County fishermen switch to candles to meet dimout rules after gas lanterns proved too bright. Surry Bay reports a strong season with an average of 165 smelts caught per day.
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Sullivan
U.P
Maine
Hancock County
Surry Bay
War Profits Curbing Measure Approved by House Panel
The House naval committee approved a bill to curb excessive profits by sales agents for government war contracts. The plan defines such agents handling contracts over 25 000 as subcontractors subject to renegotiation and scrutiny. Chairman Vincent targets five percent profits while some lawmakers seek broader action.
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Washington
Commission
House Naval Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Vincent
Georgia
Prices Fixed For Lettuce Under Regional OPA Order
A regional OPA order effective today sets maximum prices for lettuce and uniform markups for vegetable handlers. In Texas and nearby states the ceilings may raise consumer costs for first quality lettuce but could lower prices for lower grades. Max prices per crate vary by size. specific margins are set for carrot distributors and wholesale operators.
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Dallas
OPA
Max MccCullough
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
McCullough
Corporation Court Revenue Near Budget Expectation
Corporation court fines at city hall average about $2,800 monthly and may meet the $20,000 annual budget by mid May after more than $16,000 collected since October 1. This morning's total was $188 from 28 cases, including 14 traffic offenses. $15 paid by two motorists without licenses and $5 for reckless driving, with $155 from other offenses.
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Corporation Court
Painter J W Hall moves to Hot Springs Wyoming
J W Hall, longtime Amarillo city painter for nearly two decades, left this morning for a new home in Hot Springs Wyoming. He had been on sick leave recently with his daughter Helen traveling from Salt Lake City to meet him in Denver for the trip west. The note on the first press in the United States recalls Cambridge Massachusetts in 1638.
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Amarillo
J. W. Hall
Hot Springs
Wyo
Mr. Hall
Helen
Salt Lake City
Denver
Nazis Claim Ships Sunk In Atlantic and Mediterranean
The German press claim 14 Allied merchant ships totaling 102000 tons were sunk by U boats in the Atlantic and Mediterranean and a destroyer sent to the bottom. Berlin radio broadcast a special communique via D N B recorded by the Associated Press. Allied sources have not confirmed the claim.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Berlin
School Children See Traffic Safety Film
More than 3,200 Amarillo school children saw the motion picture on pedestrian and bicycle traffic. The film had to be back in Austin for the state department of public safety by Thursday and was shipped yesterday from Amarillo. Traffic Police Capt. H. H. Tommie Thomas said they would try to obtain another film for more schools. Sergeant Conner of the state highway patrol cooperated with Amarillo police in showing the film at various schools.
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Amarillo
Austin
State Department of Public Safety
H. H
Tommie” Thomas
Conner
State Highway Patrol
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