Sink Nazi Destroyer by British Navy Off Northwest
London April 26 The sinking of a German destroyer by the British Navy off the northwest coast was reported in today’s dispatches. The action showcases Allied naval efforts during the ongoing conflict.
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London
Cow chip fuel memories and town name debates revive Texas lore
A reader recounts pioneer use of cow chips and flats for fuel, notes regional quirks from Whiteflat to Amarillo, and urges correction of town name origins while reflecting on family, parenting, and wartime community life in Texas.
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Silverton
Texas
Lockney
Whiteflat
Quitaque
H. A. Milton
Once It Was The Library But Not Now
A Tass dispatch reports German administration replacing Finnish authorities in the Barents Sea port of Petsamo, a major Arctic base for Nazi forces. The note cites a Globe-News Want Ads line.
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London
Tass
Barents Sea
Petsamo
Arctic Circle
Globe-News
Fence Back Yards to Contain Nuisance Dogs
A reader protests dog owner neglect and urges fencing back yards to keep dogs from front lawns and streets. The letter argues owners must control pets not blame dog lovers and criticizes a Globe article for sympathy over dogs while highlighting incidents of dog waste and attacks near sidewalks and offices.
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Tack
Globe
West 17Th Street
Court House
Earl Gilson Visited Amarillo Minus Goatee
A Guymon Oklahoma resident and former Coronado actor Earl Gilson appeared in Amarillo, noting a heart attack after shaving his goatee. He mentions two sons in service. Farr Lee a captain at Fort Knox and John W an engineer in the merchant marine.
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Guymon
Okla
Amarillo
Earl Gilson
Buffalo Bill
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Gilson
Farr Lee
Fort Knox
John W
Merchant Marine
Broadway Play on Air Tonight Features Redemption
The second in a weekly one hour radio series based on Broadway plays airs tonight on NBC and KGNC from 10 30 to 11 30. Redemption stars Louis Calhern and Dorothy Gish with producer Mr Hopkins presenting each program.
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KGNC
Louis Calhern
Dorothy Gish
Arthur Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Broadway
March of Time Film “Post War Jobs” at Paramount
The latest March of Time feature “Post War Jobs” was rushed to Paramount Theater today and will be shown again Friday and Saturday. Jack King, manager, reports heavy inquiries about opening date and Interstate Theaters promised Amarillo the film soon. The Rock Island Arsenal coins the term “RITBOODIUS” meaning Rock Island the Best Operating Ordnance Depot in United States.
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Jack King
King
Amarillo
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
United States
Amarillo Firemen Short by 13 as City Laments Shortage
Amarillo faces a manpower shortage with 45 firemen, 8 part time patrols, and 47 police, down from budgets of 55 and 48. War service and private industry draw personnel. City manager Hancock and Fire Chief Curry warn shortages strain protection plans.
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Amarillo
A. PB. Hancock
Earl Curry
Ed Spann
Paratroops and Hollywood Reflections in 1944
War analysis notes air borne troops as a key factor for D-Day and Allied operations amid Nazi countermeasures. The piece discusses Eleanor Powell’s public image in Hollywood, praising her dance and acting skills beyond glamour. It also touches on Thelma Todd’s case and New York City fire department manpower.
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Associated Press
Churchill
Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
Hollywood Mills
Hollywood
Fire Department
New York City
Birthday Scout Becomes WAC At Amarillo Station
Miss Frances FE Bowman celebrated her 20th birthday by enlisting in the Women's Army Corps. Lt Cora Lee Morrow administered the oath at the Amarillo recruiting station. She departed for Fort Oglethorpe Ga for six weeks of basic training before active duty. Bowman, a former Pampa Army Air Field Exhange employee, is a native of Yukon Oklahoma. Missouri posts recount a 1942 dog bite toll among 4000 postmen.
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Women's Army Corps
Cora Lee Morrow
Amarillo
Bowman
Fort Oglethorpe
Pampa Army Air Fld
Miss Bowmen
Yiei
Oklo
Mrs. R. E. Ballinger Taken by Death
Mrs. Alice Lorene Ballinger 47 died at home 315 North West Fifth Avenue at 5 30 this morning. Wife of Ray E. Ballinger Pantex employee she was a Baptist Church member. Survived by husband father J F Kirby Monroe La four sisters and a brother Navy man J F Kirby Jr. in San Diego. Body in state at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Alice Lorene Ballinger
North West
Fifth Avenue
Ray E. Ballinger
Pantex
Pampa
Ballinger
J. F. Kirby
Monroe
E. F. Mills
Beaumont
J. P. Brown
J. B. Ryals
C. Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
J. F. Kirby, Jr
United States Navy
San Diego
Calif
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Get Hep Sell-Out Week Before Show Opening
Amarillo Lions Club reports more than half of tickets sold for the two night Get Hep musical at the High School Auditorium. May 15 16 advance sales exceed 1000 tickets with Dixie Dice directing and a cast of 50 girls 25 boys. Tickets 75 cents available at Cretney Maxor Galloway drug stores Lions members or cast.
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Roy Cloninger
Louis Gold
Mark Galloway
Dixie Dice
Lions General Charity Fund
Cretney
Maxor
Galloway Drug
Lions Club
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