The American Way opened by Amarillo Little Theater
The American Way by George 8 Kaufman and Moss Hart debuts at the Municipal Auditorium April 20 30 as the final 1940-41 season production. Fredric March and Florence Eldridge starred on Broadway in 1939. the play follows a German refugee family from 1896 through World War II with a 200 person cast and two acts.
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SSS 8.8.3. TonIc Promises Restored Health
Thousands testify to S.S.S. benefits for low red blood and fatigue. The ad claims the tonic builds red blood and boosts energy by improving appetite and digestion while avoiding organic illness. It urges working people and dependents to start a course of 6.8.5. TonIc to regain health and happiness.
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Esther Jonsson Describes Greece in Current Etude
Esther Jonsson, Amarillo pianist, writes about Greece in The Etude April issue. She recalls Greek music history, Mount Olympus and Tempe, Evzone dancing, and her Salonika concert during martial law with cannons, noting Greece’s strong democratic spirit and love of music.
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Lindbergh Defies Pickets To Warn America Of War
Charles A. Lindbergh spoke to 10 000 at Manhattan Center arguing England is losing the war and warning against U S entry. The event drew 20 000 listeners outside, with anti Nazi pickets, minor clashes, and a crowd loyal to the America First Committee.
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Mace Brown Moves from Pirates to Dodgers in Cash Deal
Pittsburgh report that Mace Brown transfers after six seasons with the Pirates to the Brooklyn Dodgers in a straight cash transaction. The relief specialist appeared in 262 games with 18 complete games and will be 31 next May 21. Purchase price estimated between 10 900 and 25 000 dollars.
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Driver teaching friend flees officer into court
In Phoenix a 37 year old man, Pierce Alexander, was chased into a court by a police officer after allegedly engaging in reckless driving while teaching a friend to drive. The friend remained unharmed and untroubled during the incident.
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Rumor Says Joe Louis to Retire This Fall
New York dispatch reports a Brown Bomber retirement plan may lead to a final championship push this year. Louis is said to aim for eight fights including Baer and Conn in New York and Washington, with potential earnings around 225000 for the year and over 200000 total take after spring tours.
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Fenske Praises Army Life After Training Stint
CAMP SHELBY Miss April 24 Charles Chick Fenske a private in the U S Army says the army is Okay and the food is good for training wholesome and appetizing He runs two or three miles daily after chores and may stay in the army beyond his training period but has no definite plans
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Chick) Fenske
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Hunter Bags Old Timer Butte Mont Elk Tagged 1910
The so called grand daddy of the Mount Fleecer elk herd in Butte Montana has been shot. The animal carried tag number 435 indicating it was tagged in 1910.
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Brown University Probes Student’s Ancestry Findings
Providence officials review an inquiry into a student named Folge and find he is the son of immigrant parents who had Anglicized their home. The report notes it had been Prima.
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Backache and Leg Pains Signal Kidney Trouble
The notice warns that persistent backache and leg pains can indicate kidney issues. It claims kidneys fail to remove waste, causing stored toxins in the blood and various pains, urging consulting a doctor and using an alleged remedy named Doane Pills to “hush” kidney waste.
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