Soldiers Faithful to Charms and Hunches in War Tales
A 1918 France night tale from Lewis Nordyke recalls a shell that failed to explode killing the man below while the other slept in a loft, the superstition of hunches and charms guiding soldiers. It notes the call of fate, the three on a match, the White Comrade, and the role of luck talismans like rabbit’s feet and gold pieces among troops.
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Lewis Nordyke
France
Amarillo Chamber Nears 40 000 Goal in Volunteer Drive
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reports it is 11 796 dollars short of a 40 000 dollar three way goal with pledges still arriving by mail after the 11 o clock delivery. New volunteer members include T M Keller S L Edwards Long Horn Toy Lodges T S Mitchell Arthur Osgood and many others from local firms unions and businesses.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Joe Cooley
Chamber of Commerce
T. M. Keller
S. L. Edwards
Long Horn Toy Lodges
T. S. Mitchell
Arthur Osgood
Ida V. Allen
Bates Agency
Carpenter's Local Union No. 665
Co. A. Clemmons
W. T. Coble
I. S. Doak
James Fong
Minnesota Motor
District Wardens Meet at Myers Music Mart
Roy Greenhill announced that Air Raid Wardens from Districts 12 and 23 will meet at Myers Music Mart at Fourteenth Avenue and Tyler Street, replacing the High School venue. A 7:30 p.m. meeting is set tonight and another on Thursday. all workers are urged to attend. Slacks are the official garb for participating women.
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Roy Greenhill
Myers Music Mart
Fourteenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Legion To Join in China Relief Drive
Roy Pollard to discuss further campaign activities with Hanson Post members as part of United China Relief drive. Al ready over $1,500 of the $5,000 county quota has been subscribed and the drive will continue until met.
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United China Relief Fund
Roy Pollard
Hanson Post
American Legion
Hubert Cole
Cole
KGNC
KFDA
China
Furr Improves at Northwest Texas Hospital
C. W. Furr, once seriously ill, is better and rested fairly well after treatment and observation at Northwest Texas Hospital. The Argentine Government reports a loss of more than 40 million dollars in financing for the 1940 corn crop.
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C. W. Furr
Northwest Texas Hospital
More Comfort Wears FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH powder that improves denture comfort by securing upper and lower plates. It claims a non acidic, non tasting formula with no gummy feel, reduces plate odor, and can be purchased at any drug store.
Pattern 4992 for Women’s Sizes 34 to 48
Anne Adams Pattern 4992 offered in women sizes 34 through 48 requires 314 yards 39 inch fabric and 1 yard of contrast for size 36. Send Fifteen Cents plus One Cent for mailing and include SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. Join the 1942 Style Parade and send Ten Cents for a Spring Pattern Book with day and evening frocks sportswear and defense modes. Mail to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Markets and Livestock Prices From Kansas City April 20
Livestock sales in Kansas City total around 3,000 head with hogs steady to higher and cattle and calves active. Hogs at 200 lb up, cattle and calves mostly steady with some strength in fed steers and higher spots. Sheep open with spring lambs about 25 cents higher. Arizona lambs around 13.50 and feeder lambs 11.75 to 12.00.
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Kansas City
UPI
AMA
Arizona
Sydney Williams Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Sydney J. Williams aged 10 will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Fred Blake and Rev. G W Simmons officiating. Interment follows at Llano Cemetery. survivors include parents Walter W. Williams, Donald Winfred Williams, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Burdens of Hedley.
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Sydney J. Williams
Walter W. Williams
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Fred Blake
Calvary Baptist Church
G. W Simmons
Jimmy Doyle Mansfield
B. F. Mansfield
Roy Sanders
Clifford Finley
Willie Finley
Dec Vermillion
Donald Winfred Williams
A. Burdens
Hedley
Llano Cemetery
Stamp and Bond Sales Fall Short of Two Day Quota
Amarillo reports Victory Bond and Stamp sales for Friday, Saturday and Sunday totaling $23,999, missing the two day quota by a small margin. The daily target remains $12,509.
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Amarillo
German claims massive sub warfare and ships sunk
Berlin reports 18 enemy ships totaling 131 000 tons sunk in the Caribbean and off the American coast. Refineries at Curacao shelled and set afire. Undersea raiders, with the Luftwaffe, attacked an Arctic convoy, sinking two ships and damaging three. Jack C Hinchsliff sworn in as second lieutenant but remains a sergeant at Will Rogers base.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Caribbean
Atlantic
Curacao
Arctic Sea
Oklahoma City
Jack C. Hinchsliff
Air Corps
Will Rogers Base
Texas Flood Continues Flooding in Dallas Fort Worth Area
Emergency crews battled rising waters from Fort Worth to Dallas after heavy rains. Rivers and creeks flooded roads and homes. rescues used ropes from rooftops as authorities warned lowland livestock areas. Two men were missing. a Dallas couple survived by sheltering in an attic as water swept away a highway bridge and flooded business districts.
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Texas
Dallas
Red
Denison
Bonham
Trinidad
Trinity
Kaufman
Fort Worth
White Rock Lake
Johnnie Williams
Carrollton
Tom Fields
Smoot Schmid
North Fort Worth
Marine Creek
East Exchange Avenue
North Main and Exchange
Clyde Kirk
C. R. Cowherd
Plano
Highway 175
William B. Shope
Love Field
Trinity River
C. C. Killian
Fort Worth Executes Flood Roundup in City Districts
In Fort Worth on April 20 the city, dubbed gateway to the cattle country, conducted a livestock roundup after floods demolished pens in the stockyards area. Water rush and torn fences allowed animals to escape into business and residential districts. the full extent of drownings and losses remained unestimated by Stockyards Company officials.
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Fort Worth
North Fort Worth
Stockyards Company
Corregidor Defenders Rally Amid Fierce Pacific Assaults
Generals report stubborn resistance in the Philippines as Corregidor endures heavy air and artillery bombardment. Three soldiers—Captain Brewster G. Gallup, Technical Sergeant Ezra R. Smith, and Honorio Punongbayen—rushed under fire to save the U S flag and repair the damaged pole, keeping the banner aloft during a brutal bombardment near Bataan.
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Manila Bay
Corregidor
Fort Hughes
Hughes
Drum
Zamboanga
Nothern
Luzon
Panay
Cebu
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Philippines
Brewster G. Gallup
Cornell
Calif
Ezra R. Smith
Sumner
Honorio Punongbayen
P. I
Corregidor Stands as Filipino Fighters Strike
Wainwright lauds three men for gallant service as news from Luzon reports a mobile force destroying enemy stores and dealing heavy casualties in San Nicolas Natividad and Tayug. Guerrilla resistance promises a long, costly campaign for the Japanese in the islands.
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Luzon
Corregidor
San Nicolas
Natividad
Tayug
Pangasinan
Navy relief leads drive for state gifts with radio appeals
Navy Relief chairs the drive with Roy Greenhill heading the special gifts committee assisted by Roy Britain George Ham mock Dr Lester J Vick and Sam Page Mrs H G Hamrick chairs the Navy Mothers Club tag day sale A Navy Day program aired on KFDA and another salute on KGNC at 8 30 tonight Donations are sought across Interstate Theaters state quota is 210000 Potter County 3180 Gerald Mann is state chairman Potter County HQ at 408 Polk Street decorated with Navy Marine and Coast Guard displays HQ phone 26651 Call to arrange gifts Pat.
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Roy Greenhill
Roy Britain
George Hammock
Lester J. Vick
Sam Page
H. G. Hamrick
Navy Mothers’ Club
KFDA
Navy
KGNC
Pat
Navy Relief Society Seeks $5 Million to Aid Service Families
Flynn, deputy county chairman, leads the headquarters with Bob Johnson as chairman. The Navy Relief Society, 40 years old, funded by service donations before Pearl Harbor, now asks Americans to raise 5 million dollars as its workload expands to support Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard families.
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