Cotillion Club Dance At Marillo Country Club
Cotillion Club hosts a Cotillion dance at the Marillo Country Club with President Carolyn Ashcroft and Glenn Allen Newbold among the couples listed. Dancing ran from 10 to 2 with many members pledges and escorts attending, including numerous households and UT students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marillo Country Club
Carolyn Ashcroft
Glenn Allen Newbold
Mary Edith Batson
Bill Bayless
Margaret Jane Higgins
Dick Garre
Mary Lucille Dowie
W. A. Robertson
Mary Stack
Robert Glenn
Betty Younger
Tavior Jones
Jeanette Donaldson
Wayford Holman
Jane Maharon
Charles Jennings
Zed Dashier
Ideas to improve Amarillo street names and safety
A reader proposes posting corner street names like other cities to aid visitors and tourists. Others urge city audits of funds and salaries, protest curbs and drainage, and suggest stricter stop sign penalties with possible license suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Marie Garver
Pioneer Hotel
Verlen Corberly
Virginia Street
Answers to Crackers Editorial Page 1
Kiev is the Ukraine capital and Odessa is the principal seaport. The Ukraine is known as the breadbasket of Europe. The Dniester Dnieper Don and Bug rivers flow through the Ukraine. Stalin is named for Joseph Stalin. The Ukraine at 170000 square miles is a bit larger than California or Montana and two thirds as large as Texas.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Odessa
Europe
Dniester
Dnieper
Don
Bug
Stalin
Joseph Stalin
California
Montana
Texas
Gasoline curtailment plan sparks confusion and critique
Washington column analyzes the eastern gas station curtailment amid conflicting Petroleum News data on stockpiles, tanker transfers, and refinery volumes. It notes tankers shipped to Britain, questionable shortages, and Ickes taking leave as independents warn the program failing and looming 6 million ration cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Petroleum News
Admiral Land
Maritime Commission
Ickes
California
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Reds
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal 7 Answers and clues list
A complete crossword style clue list with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numbers for positions and definitions such as Great actress, Greek letter, English slang, and geographic terms.
New British managers reinventing the war economy
Dorothy Thompson reports from London on two manager types reshaping Britain’s wartime output. Private factory bosses adapt to government controls and excess profits taxes while civil servant managers run state plants. Workers’ morale and shop stewards influence production, with clear agreements and prompt dispute handling shaping the new management culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
London
Wireless
Britain
Labor Party
England
Stillwater Hosts Refugee Professors In Summer Classics
Stillwater Minnesota hosts a two year old project under The Experiment in International Living. Refugee professors from Europe teach adults in a summer college offering French Spanish Italian and German plus stagecraft and history for twelve dollars per family. More than 100 locals attend as city debates whether to learn from them ignore them or judge them as Jews.
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Ernie Pyle
Stillwater
Minn
Minnesola
Europe
Olle
Karl the Dane
Woods
Refgnee
Paul Bunyan
Stillwater Community College
Donald Watt
Putney
Minneapolis
Mr. Watt
Social etiquette quiz on serving and showers
Answers: 1 Yes guests at a table may start eating once all at that table are served. 2 Yes place silver and napkins where they are picked last. 3 Yes she should thank each giver. 4 Yes she should limit shower gifts if many are given.
How to Make a Man Propose Says Paul Popenoe Advice
A Dale Carnegie column excerpt addresses girls with dating guidance from Paul Popenoe. It advises presenting best self, valuing comfort and interest, listening, avoiding irritants, subtly signaling readiness for marriage, and discussing the future without pressure. Readers are invited to comment on these ideas.
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Paul Popenoe
Tie of Family Relations
Los Angeles
Labor Hullabaloo over Bland bill on subversive union members
In a stirring debate, the Bland bill would grant the FCC power to revoke radio operator licenses on merchant vessels for subversive activities. Ramspeck and Voorhis argued for careful, discriminating action to separate mainstream labor from fifth columnists, while others urged rapid passage potentially affecting about 150 of 2000 operators. The measure, if enacted, could set a pattern for anti subversive controls across labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
House of Representatives
Bland
Schuyler Otis Bland
Virginia
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Labor
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Jerry Voorhis
California
Ramspeck
Marine Radio Operators’ Union
Merchant Marine
Army and Navy Intelligence
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
United States of America
Voorhis
Capitol Hill
Senate
Bird of the Wilderness and The Gardener reviewed together
Vincent Sheehan’s Bird of the Wilderness echoes Rabindranath Tagore with cool, precise restraint while The Gardener presents a sharp, impersonal view of a young man’s uncertain love during wartime. Bill Owen’s struggle against small town limits and a longing to join the army is laid bare through intimate detail and restrained prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sheehan
Random Horse
Rabindranath Tagore
Gardener
Hingis
Bill Owen
Parkeretor
Banks
Sudetenland
Desmond
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Bill
Tna Williams
Morris Mee Cartt
Jean Florey
F. L. Smith
Margaret Stone
David Langdon
Jane Loring
Charlie Lowndes
Betty Teel
Lamar DuPree
Nancy Colley
Stanley Crowe
Rosalie Cousins
John Barnes
Lizabeth Huckabee
Ross Bennett
Jake Rathmell
Joan McCormick Roar Hollis
Martha Dean de
University of Texas
Bud Curtis
Lera Bell DeFries
Winnette DeGrassi
Joe
Martha Davidson
Brien Dillon
Paul Jones
C. T
Betty Davis
Gerry Dodd
Byron Dodson
J. L
June Carter
Lioyd Ford
Dot Jackson
Dude Gentry
Floyd Garwood
Howard
Bob Taylor
James Sherill
Rex Sanders
Johnny Novak
Henry Houser
Jim Bynum
Bill Kenyon
Dan
Maxine Higgins
Roy Snodgrass
Charlotte Allen
Emmett Rockwell Henry Rogatz
Wilford Dowd
Lois Knight
Larre Garre
Floyd Thompson
Harold Patton
Louis Albert
Virginia Ann McCartt
Winston McGee
Dickie Mayer
Gene Mr Glasson
Bettie Jean Mead
Bob Rowntree
Nick Miller
Catherine Manning
Florence Neely
Maxine Ratcliff
Robert Sandlin
Bob Storseth
Globe-News
Independent
J. E. Pierce
Howard Lynch
Amarillo Sandies
C. R. Compton
Western Avenue
East
Bob Northrup
West Ninth Ave
W. S. Roberts
Tyler Street
L. M. Rogers
Jackson Street
Polk
9Th
Jerry Belcher
Mississippi
Paul Mallon
Bureau of Mines
Ickes Oil Control Administration
Gulf Ports
Aruba
Oil Control Administration
Mt. Olympic National Pari
Interior Department
Independent of Men
Oath
Yale
South America
Daniel
Vienna
Monte Carlo
Berlin
France
Germany
Ankara
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
Egypt
Kharkov
Istanbul
Turkey
Syria
Red Army
Iraq
Basra
Arabia
Iran
Russia
Soviet
Khyber
Gulf of Oman
India
Wavell
Dale Carnegie
Labor Hullabaloo
Communist Party
Bund
Young Communists League
Philadelphia
House Committee
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