Amarillo Junior Symphony Concert Opens Season
Sixty five young musicians present the first Amarillo Junior Symphony Orchestra concert at 8 15 tonight in the Municipal Auditorium. Conductor Robert Louis Barron leads selections from Piccini Dittersdorf Ketelbey Beethoven Mozart Mendelssohn with soloists Helen Montgomery and Harshylene Journey.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Tne
Didon
Piccini
Dittersdorf
Ketelbey
Beethoven
Mozart
Helen Montgomery
Mendelssohn
Harshelene Journey
Robert Louis Barron
Cleta Linda Holland
Carol Ann Clemmons
Virginia Roberson
Anna Lou Armstrong
LaVada Paul
Virginia Vogel
Zana Hibbits
Laverne Taylor
Marcella Hall
Russell Larson
John Furbach, Jr
Nettie Lou Keirsey
Pegey Williams
Ruby Lauder
Billy Jo Grady
Edna Dunaway
Bettye Nelle Baker
Dorothy Boston
Elizabeth Lou Norman
Juanita Carver
Eldon Reed
Ray Crawford
Alfred Billau
Betty Alice Bason
Rita Malmburg
Gene Keirsey
William Carter
Carroll Vermillion
Jo Ann Murray
Leroy Carver
Fern Carver
Kathreyn Walker
Alta Lena Williams
Helen Jean Rippy
Phyllis Evans
Francis Motch
Karl Walker
William Coffee
Tommy Jean Chesser
Donald Hill
Quinton Lowry
Jimmy Short
Edwin Henderson
Ann Hillis
Helen Armstrong
Mary Kellam
Thomas Gwinn
Byron Hall
Market Summary and Kansas City Livestock Report
Markets show Dow Jones mixed with gains in Industrials and Stocks while rails and utilities fall. Kansas City livestock reports hogs strong to $13.40 on 180 lb hogs, cattle mostly steady with feeders up to $12.50, sheep trading with lambs above $15.25 and mutton steady, Chicago hogs steady to weak and lambs active at $15.25 to $15.50.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Beveridge plan would create ministry of social security
London reports Sir William Beveridge's planning commission proposed a new ministry of social security and a near doubling of annual spending on unemployment, health insurance, and pensions. The cradle to grave program would include births aid, support for unmarried mothers, marriage grants, and funeral assistance up to eighty dollars.
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London
William Beveridges
Allied Troops in New Guinea's Green Hell Front Line Diary
Editor Don Caswell recounts a fortnight with American and Australian troops on the Buna Gona front in North New Guinea. He describes jungle swamps, native endurance, peril from Japanese Zero aircraft, heavy shelling, lack of shelter and food, and the travel from Buna to Port Moresby via air and river routes.
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New Guinea
Don Caswell
United Press
Port Moresby
North New Guinea
U.P
Buna-Gona
Moresby
Cape Endaiadere
Buna
Mt. Shelter
Samboga
Navy
Task Force
Owen Stanleys
Man Is Arrested In Murder Case
Wayne Edward Banning aged 30 was arrested at the International bridge near Laredo as a murder suspect in the October 19 death of Mrs. Doris Munt of Windsor Ontario. Detained by local officers after a figure warrant followed the discovery in Detroit of blood stained clothing a fur coat and a Canadian passport tied to the suspect.
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Laredo
Tex
Wayne Edward Banning
Doris Munt
Windsor
Ontario
Lincoln Park
Detroit
International Bridge
Rio Grande
Mexico
P. Montalvo
Joe Pena
M. Ramon
Banning
Directors To Hear Report On Amarillo Fat Stock Show
The Amarillo chamber of commerce directors will meet tomorrow noon to hear a report on the organization's participation in any Amarillo Fat Stock Show held during wartime. Rex Baxter says a committee, formed at the last directorate meeting, will report. Only routine business is planned aside from the report.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Rex Baxter
They Don’t Believe ’Em Just Paint ’Em
Two 46 year old painters Joseph Oswell and Charles Tague were arrested on a North River pier for smoking after placing signs on a ship reading No smoking. The incident occurred on December 1 in New York.
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New York
Joseph Oswell
Charles Tague
North River
Committee Favors War Powers Bill
A House ways and means subcommittee voted in favor of a modified war powers bill. The measure would grant President Roosevelt discretionary authority to suspend laws governing movement of property and information in and out of the United States during the war.
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Washington
U.pi
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
United States
Ventnor to Hire Women Lifeguards Next Summer
Mayor Hodson predicts female lifeguards on Ventnor beaches next summer along with skirted policewomen. With 26 of 33 lifeguards in or headed to service, returns may push daytime guard work to women as reenlistments affect the police force. Atlantic City faces no similar issue as 44 of its 100 beach patrols come from a local high school class.
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Ventnor
N. J
U.P
Harry S. Hodson
Hodson
Atlantic City
William S. Cuthbert
Atlantic City High School
Portuguese Study Gains At University Of Texas
At the University of Texas the Portuguese program draws 58 students this fall, the only Romance language with increased enrollment while French and Spanish drop and Italian stays level. Other major schools teaching Portuguese include Harvard California and Wisconsin.
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University of Texas
Census tally overruled Amarillo population recount urged
The Census Bureau estimates Amarillo's population on May 1 at about 51 000, down 56 percent from 1940, prompting civic leaders to call for a recount. War industry influx arrived after May, and local officials cite recent business growth reported by the University of Texas research bureau as context.
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Amarillo
Census Bureau
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Globe News
Texas
Research Bureau
The
University of Texas
Mustard Pot Right in Eye Disorderly Conduct Verdict
New York December 1 Elias Fisher aged 60 testified that he saw his companion Dorothy Ruditsky aged 45 in a restaurant with another man. He said the incident escalated with a mustard pot thrown and dishes flying before police arrived. Both were convicted of disorderly conduct.
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New York
Elias Fisher
Dorothy Ruditsky
Ruditsky
W. U. Prefers Brunettes for Train Attendants
Western Union officials clarified a help wanted ad seeking brunettes five feet four inches tall and under 120 pounds for Union Station. They said brunettes are more stable and outlast blondes and redheads on the job by about two months.
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Washington
Upi
Western Union
Help Wanted
Union Station
Army to Build Tyler Texas Air Force Installation
The war department authorized about 5 million dollars for an air force installation at Tyler Texas. Construction will be supervised by the Denison Texas Army Engineer office. No further details were released.
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Washington
War Department
Tyler
Texas
Beckworth
Democrat
Tex
Denison, Texas
Jessie Marion Dwight Reported Missing
Jessie Marion Dwight, 15, is reported missing to Amarillo police by her mother who lives at 1514 Buchanan Street. The incident comes alongside a Commerce Department note that 7 concentration in UK pottery industry has shut down 200 of 300 pre war plants.
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Jessie Marion Dwight
Amarillo
Buchanan Street
United Kingdom
Department of Commerce
Allied French Troops Tighten Position Near Tunis
In North Africa Allied forces consolidate between Djedeida and Pont du Fahs as Britain’s Eighth Army readies a climactic push on Rommel in Libya. El Agheila remains contested with Rommel's Africa Corps entrenched after a long retreat, while heavy Allied bombing targets Axis positions on both sides of the Mediterranean.
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Djedeida
Pont du Fahs
Tunis
Britain
Eighth Army
Erwin Rommel
Libya
Middle East
el Agheila
Rommel
Africa Corps
el Alamein
Egypt
Quicksands
Sea
Mediterranean
Berlin Claims 157 Allied Ships Sunk
Berlin broadcasts quote authorities claiming 157 Allied ships totaling 975000 tons sunk in November. The report notes the claim is not confirmed and references German submarine activity.
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Berlin
Todas
26 Motorists Face Court On Traffic Violations
Twenty six motorists appeared in the eb hall on charges of violating traffic regulations. One was fined 5 dollars for reckless driving. Other fines ranged from 1 to 3 dollars for a total of 56 dollars.
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