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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1942

Page

8

ODT Manager Advises on Wartime Transport Rules

N F Nelson district manager for the Office of Defense Transportation says all drivers and vehicle owners are affected by new transport rules. He details how to fix errors on Certificates of War Necessity, how to obtain temporary mileage, and the need for regular inspections and record keeping for farm and commercial transport.

N. F. Nelson Office of Defense Transportation Nelson Apa Office of War Information OPA Potter County U. S. Department of Agriculture War Board

Girl at Avalon Gas Station Narrates Fill Up for Four Cents

Ray R. Smith, a tired attendant at a Pittsburgh area Avalon station, asked a young woman driver how much to fill. She replied Fill her up and Smith noted the tank would take only four cents worth, two tenths of a gallon, as rationing began at midnight.

Pittsburgh Ray R. Smith Avalon Smith

Gasless Packing House Reflects Meat Shortage

Pittsburgh reports a packing house saying it does not need gasoline for deliveries because it has no meat to ship. The item notes sensational irony amid wartime labor and wage inspector postings and mentions U S Civil Service examinations and vergamot oil import figures from 1940.

Pittsburgh

Slap for Der Fuehrer reflects Stalingrad siege turns point

In the 99th day of the Stalingrad battle DeWitt MacKenzie reports a tense stalemate as German attacks persist around the city. The piece notes Hitler's prestige drive and Russian counteroffensive potential, while Churchill recalls a map indicating a southern push toward Moscow. Also reported is the capture of German alien Herbert Reckefuss in Houston.

Stalingrad Verdun Moscow Hitler Volga Stalin Russia Fuehrer Ukraine Caucasus Maikop Red Army Grater Leningrad Finland Winston Churchill Kremlin Churchill Houston U.P Herbert Karl Reckefuss Oklahoma Ray J. Abbaticchio Federal Bureau of Investigation

Radio Programs Schedule with NBC and MBS Lineups

A detailed two day broadcast grid lists station power and frequencies, from 5,000 watts day to 1,060 watts night on 1440 Ke, detailing Tuesday and Wednesday lineups of NBC, MBS and Mutual network shows, news, dramas, music and sports segments with program times and anchors.

Fred Waring NBC H. V. Kaltenborn Johnny Ginny Simms Bob Hope Red Skelton Olmsted the Trading Post Battle of Wits Winstop Dunzit The Guiding Light James L. Gordon Wohl Evelyn Boyd Society Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown Portia Life Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Don Winslow Amarillo Field the Box K Ranchers Sports KFDA Watts Fulton Lewis, Jr Mbs Johnson Family John Josey Organ TSN Blue Network John B. Hughes Art Kussell Dixie Revelers Jimmy Joy Melody Hall

Whisky Prices Skyrocket in Dry Oklahoma

In Oklahoma prices for alcohol surged as the state went dry amid wartime rationing. Bootleggers and moonshiners faced collapse, with some cheap bourbon hitting $5 a pint while legal stock vanished, and rationing and pooling schemes barely easing the shortage.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Safety Safety Walter Johnson Johnson Statehood Tulsa Fred Smith Oklahoma County

Scrap Drive Needs More Rural Help In Amarillo

Amarillo salvage chief Roy Greenhill says WPA manpower is short for moving iron and steel from farms to junk yards. He urges housewives to save waste fats for glycerine and explosives production, offering 37 to 57 cents an hour through contact at the Tri State Fairgrounds. Errol Flynn arrived in Mexico City for a visit with plans to stay a few days and possibly weeks.

Amarillo Roy Greenhill City WPA Mr. Greenhill Mr. Short Tri-State Fairgrounds WPB Greenhill Pacific Far East Errol Flynn Mexico Mexico City Flynn

Light hauls hint at end of era for Oklahoma trappers

Tulsa police report that recent shipments have been the lightest in years as many men quit the business and others plan to leave soon. Officers note Oklahoma motorists traveling from Joplin Missouri and Fort Smith Arkansas have repeatedly brought home cases for the holidays before rationing.

Tulsa Joplin Fort Smith Ark Oklahoma

Court weighs indecency ruling on Margie Hart burlesque

A New York judge considers whether the Broadway show Wine, Women and Song featuring Margie Hart Jimmy Savo and Noel Toy is indecent and whether the jury should view the act in court or in a theater. Prosecutor calls Hart undressed and nude briefly while defense cites courtroom propriety.

Martin Kane New York Margie Hart General Sessions Owen W. Bohan Miss Hart Jimmy Savo Noel Toy Arthur Markewich Sol Gelb Bohan Gelb Margie Miss Toy Noel Stephens. Jackson Jackson

Budget measures project a hundred billion dollar victory plan

Washington reports tentative 1944 budget plans target about 100 billion dollars for defense and mobilization with over 90 billion likely by July 1 1943. Roosevelt will present estimates in January as war planners map weapons needs and production capacity while considering possible early end or extended war. The process involves combined chiefs of staff, lend lease, war production board, and production projections.

United States Civil Service Commission United States Commission Washington H. M. Timmons Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Custom House Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Roosevelt Congress Pearl Harbor Combined Chiefs of Staff

Italy’s Morale Worries Nazi Italy as Bombing Rages

London dispatch reports German broadcasts claim Italy fears morale breakdown under Allied bombing. Vatican circles allegedly consider protests to belligerents over civilian casualties. Berlin cites Turin attacks prompting Rome to weigh responses to open city bombings.

London Gern Italy Impa Britain Pius Paris Civi Vatican Beriin Turin Ical Rome TAS Adolfler Hermann Goering

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