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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
10
Mrs. Car notes glamour girls in India and the Malay States wear sarongs laden with gold, heavy enough that the cloth is sold by the pound. A five pound dress reportedly costs more than $300.
Chicago April 9 Representatives of small meat packers plea for changes in wholesale pork ceilings or Marketing Administration buying policies as OPA ceilings cover 90 percent of pork. AMA buys for lend lease up to two cents above ceilings, but only from federally inspected plants, harming smaller packers with state inspection and less capacity.
Courthouse records indicate several warranty deeds including Jesse Fletcher to H H Townsend for land in AB M section 62 block 2 valued at 16 dollars Melvin Lawdon to David I Pierson for lots 27 and 28 block 75 University Heights valued at 10 dollars H O L C to Marin Bitela for lot 6 block 47 Glenwood valued at 1000 dollars J Braden Vetesk to J F Bromert for lot 5 block 10 Lakeview valued at 4000 dollars In addition about 8000 bushels of New Zealand land 1941 42 apple crop will be converted into 20000 gallons of apple juice.
Chicago April 9 a veteran safety leader warned that without strict safety discipline including air raid protection, industrial accidents will rise. Harry Guilbert cited Britain’s wartime experience and Illinois fatalities up 20 percent in early 1942, urging linking air raid measures with accident prevention.
General George C. Marshall and Harry L. Hopkins began joint talks with Britain's service chiefs at the Savoy Hotel as the United States and Britain plan global military and diplomatic offensives. Hopkins planned meetings with production officials and foreign leaders, with Eden noted at lunch.
An advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a laxative that relieves constipation and stimulates bile flow. It promises improved mood and energy by the next morning and notes the product is available at druggists for 10¢ or 25¢.
Wheat farmers face a record 630 million bushel carryover with scant elevator space as railroads run overtime. Kansas City grain leaders urge growers to provide private storage and push for a permit system to allocate space for new wheat under loan. Theis cites only about 8.9 million of 53 million bushels capacity available.
The remark portrays rising intensity as plans press close to execution and the offense becomes a focal point. It frames the moment as a dramatic push by determined players and staff within a competitive environment.
The Victory Command will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Social Center for Girls. Key business items are to be discussed. Members and chaperones are urged to be on time to allow the meeting to end promptly at 9.
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