Amarillo High dances and Hollywood nostalgia mix in campus pages
The column lists names of students attending a Nat dance and notes several local figures and performers. It also recounts career comebacks of Anna Nilsson Evelyn Brent and Charlotte Henry and cites industry veterans who welcomed them back to the screen with public fan interest and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Amarillo
Margie Adams
Carl Abel
Billy Lynch
Mary Jean Burkhalter
Sandie EB
J. Watson
Patty West
Ernest Rogers
Torchy Armstrong
Navy
Mary Holloman
Mallie Jackson
Gib
Bill Edwards
H. S. Stewart
Phillips High School
Betty Summerlin
Fay Duke
Anna Audleson
Ray Daniel
Bill Nugent
Paul Kenyon
Pat Cenith Wannath Uwahdar
Hollywood
William Pine
William Thomas
Paramount
Evelyn Brent
Alice
Charlotte Henry
West
Canada
Stanley Smith
Clara Bow
Manners Quiz on Social Usage and Etiquette
A reader asks about manners with four scenarios. Hoarding greediness is bad manners. If you must hear a radio program you should not insist on invitations. stay home and listen. Do not aggressively disparage a commentator you dislike. you needn't praise but avoid contempt. Do not pressure a hostess for her recipe. she may not share. The passage ends with a Battle Lines production quote from War Production Board Chief Donald M Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
War Quiz Answers on Editorial Page 1 and Libyan Fezzan note
Answers note that Army military police wear insignia. Fezzan is identified as a region in Libya. A sailors term refers to Marines as sea-going bell-hops.
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Army
Fezzan
Libya
Quotes on judgment and appearances from John and Alanus de Insulis
A religious motif presents two maxims about discernment and value. The first urges judging by righteousness rather than outward looks. The second warns against trusting shine as a measure of worth.
Pictured feminine winner of 1941 Motion Picture Academy Award
A crossword puzzle clue set from a 1941 page lists horizontal and vertical entries with references to film figures, objects, and terms such as disorde, cobalt symbol, land measure, and various musical notes and directions, awaiting solution.
There’s no doubt now where we stand in war
In a speech at an Associated Press luncheon Walter Lippman argues that another Kurusu mission would find the United States standing against Axis peace offensives. He recalls Woodrow Wilson’s political warfare and urges a proactive, liberation-focused American strategy rather than mere defense.
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Walter Lippman
Associated Press
MacLeish
Vichy
Bcards
National Committee
Republican Party
United States
Berlin
Tokio
France
Mr. MacLeish
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Europe
Russia
Italy
Britain
Middle East
America
Asia
Sgt Ferguson promoted at Camp Wolters amid service notices
Local column reports Howard A Ferguson Jr 24 son of Mr and Mrs H A Ferguson of 3604 Van Buren Street promoted to sergeant at Camp Wolters after 13 weeks of infantry training. He previously served as private first class and company clerk and is a 1941 graduate of West Texas State College. The notice includes multiple military and community updates from Amarillo and surrounding areas with personal family notes and local engagements.
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Sgt. Ferguson
Corp
Howard A. Ferguson, Jr
H. A. Ferguson
van Buren Street
Camp Wolters
Ferguson
Sergeant Ferguson
West Texas State College
Holt-Ferguson Insurance Company
Call OF Industry
Troy Mays
Baylor University
Amarillo
Delta Sigma Pi
Mays
W. A Mays
Harrison Street
Amarillo High School
Anna Marguerite Hantsche
Sweetwater
S. Stanley Siebel
Hantsche
Harry Hantsche
Air Corps
Australia
Edgar Hantsche
Sea Lion
M. O. Beck
Camp Blanding
Fla
Set. Beck
William W. Griggs
Buchanan Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Carl Wright
Twitty
H. G. Max
Fort Worth
C. M. Simmons Jr
Lincoln Street
E. B. Simmons
West Ninth Avenue
C. R. Taylor
Miami
A. E. Wolflin
Allen Todd
B. E. Todd
Phillips
Doris Baltzell
Earl T. Walker
Darhart
J. C. Lilly
Taylor Street
Pauline Mooney
Talmage Place
Jennie Mae Simonds
G. L. Black
Polk Street
Mary Burden
East Sixth Avenue
A. Greening
A. A. Campbell
el Reno
Oklo
Clyde C. Bair
Woody
Havelen Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Shirley Neely
Ted Neely
Hughes Street
Bobby Gleason
Carolina Street
Bobby
Fred Gleason
Bob Ely
James Ely
Key West
O. T. Hyse
North Roberts Street
Charles W. Smith
Borger
Charles Roger
D. L
D. L. Diez Home At 1607 Hughes Street. He Was Born At St. Anthony's Hospital
D. L. Thrash
James Dwight
H. E. Davis
Moore Street
Molly Ellen
J. M. Allen
North East Third Avenue
V. J. Hammock
South Arthur Street
Wesley Garnett
Spearman
Wesley II
William Cunningham, Jr
North Jackson Street
L. C. Mills
Dumas
National Lottery Debate Spreads Across War Effort
A columnist argues for a government run lottery to fund the war, insisting the plan isn’t gambling if the government keeps 87 percent of receipts and prizes total 12 percent. He notes public hypocrisy and the odds against a win yet claims the poll would show broad interest despite opposition.
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Henry
New York
Normandie
United States
A. G. Sabath
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Sabbath
Petain’s Betrayal of Verdun and the Laval Tie
Dorothy Thompson argues Petain abandoned Verdun’s spirit under Nazi pressure, elevates Laval to influence, and condemns the marshal as a failed hero. She contrasts Socrates Galileo and Jeanne d Arc as true tragic figures, accusing Petain of choosing self preservation over noble sacrifice.
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Marshal Petain
Verdun
France
Petain
Laval
Hitler
Socrates
Galileo
Jeanne D'Arc
Inquisition
Jeanne D’arc
Paris
Moscow
de Gaulle
Nii
Quisling
Hermie Mol Ne
Edith Pearce Keeps Work Fresh After Twenty Years
Edith Pearce has worked as secretary for the Chamber of Commerce at 50 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, for twenty years never tiring of the job. She has traveled to Europe and Russia, stayed in her home town, and says daily calls and office interactions turn work into adventures. She also leads Bundles for Britain and Zonta activities and urges others to find interest in ordinary tasks.
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Market Street
Poughkeepsie
New York
Edith M. Pearce
Edith Pearce
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Tceland
Russia
Scandinavian
Bundles For
Britain
Zonta
Ethel Pearce
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Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmie Daley
Warner Brothers
Olivia de Havilland
Nell Harris and
Brien Dillon
the Paramount
Lord Halifax
University of Texas
The
Globe News
Pomona College
Ernest Foster
United Press
Anna
Nilsson
Miss Nilsson
WAR Quiz
John
Alanus de Insulis
Comet
Island
India
Lippman
Howard Ferguson
Harry Hantéche
New York City
Galveston
W.M. Hays
Camp Baillis
San Antonio
Frank Hays
West Tenth Avenue
J. W Gustin
Oklahoma City
San Diego
L. C. Webb
Los Angeles
Eugene
Marines
Mix
L. W. Bilenis
Bryan Johnson
W. G Weaklace
Honolulu
San Francisco
R. L Harmon
O Qgriffin
West Eighteenth Avenue
Catherine Griffin
J_Q. Barnes
C. B. Reeder
Eleanor Fiqua
Lloyd Boxwell
Barbara Scott
Bert Fletcher
Orchid Beauty Salon
Dallas
Heep
Joe Cotten
Seagraves
J. H. Cotten
Maryland Street
S. S. Adams
California
W. R. Bright
Jean Ellis
Bright
Mississippi
Austin
Houston Norman
Pampa
J. M. Dozier
West Twenty Second Avenue
Harold Elkington
West Fourteenth Avenue
Wilbur Bartels
Kansas City
Bartels
Elkington
Lester Keeter
Melrose
N. M
Manse Wood
Daghter
Patricia
Perryton
Max G. Wood
Littlefield
Euell Wright
Niagara
Post Office
Barber College
Garden Guide
J. B
Dorothy Thompson
Dale Carnegie
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