Diana Barrymore's return to stage amid Hollywood troubles
Diana Barrymore quits screen roles and returns to theater to escape unsatisfying film work. The piece surveys how famous parents aid or hinder offspring, noting stars like Fairbanks and Lupino and weighing youth attitudes, public perception, and the danger of early typecasting.
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Ida Lupino
Lon Chaney
Tarawa Battle Diary Returns With Bravery and Loss
Marines recount the Tarawa assault with vivid detail. Casualties mount as shells explode near the beach and on the pier. The narrator describes foxholes, air strikes, a brutal night march, and a final push that secures the island, honoring fallen comrades and enduring hardship.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Held Steady Amid Market Reports
U S D A livestock market data from Kansas City shows hogs selling 13.40 to 13.50 for 170 to 325 pounds, cattle mostly steady with slaughter steers at 10.50 to 12.50 and cows 8.75 to 10.75, calves and bulls in mixed ranges. Sheep demand remains active with range lambs at 14.00 and yearlings near 11.75, top ewes at 6.35, and general activity in the market.
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Postmaster DeGrassi Appeals For Amarillo Cooperation
Postmaster DeGrassi appeals to Amarillo residents for help due to manpower shortages and a 20 percent loss of experienced staff. He urges customers to mail early and follow proper packing and addressing practices to maintain postal service schedules.
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Amarillo Post Offic
D. DeGrassi
Ta Ri
Plouffee Joins Marines After Wife Consents
Adrien W. Plouffee, 33, finally won his wife’s consent after three years of trying to enlist. He joined the Marines yesterday and is the father of eight children in Portland, Maine.
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Gentle Liver Nudge Through Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
An Ohio doctor recommends Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to relieve constipation by stimulating liver bile flow. The ad touts vegetable tablets for gentler, thorough bowel movements and urges readers to try tonight with prices 15 30 60 cents at all drugstores.
U. S. Doctors Aid Chiang in China Field Hospitals
U S medical units and Chinese Army nurses join Gen Chiang Kai-shek’s forces to provide modern hospital care. One U S hospital attached to the Chinese Army, six more preparing for mule pack journeys to join the fighting. Units, led by Lt. Col. Virgil Fish and Maj. R. H. Johnson, aim to support operations across the mountains, with movements taking about ten days.
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China
U.k
Chiang Kai-chek
U. S
Wilds
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University City
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Services Arranged For Otis Barnes
Funeral services for Otis Barnes will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Rev. H E Sharp of San Jacinto Methodist Church will officiate with pallbearers from the church Men's Class. After the service the body will be transported to Clarendon for burial.
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Pearl Harbor Anniversary Commemoration Planned in Amarillo
Hanson Post American Legion and Amarillo War Dads organize a Pearl Harbor anniversary ceremony in the USC Auditorium. The 7:30 pm program is free, featuring Judge Clayton Heare and Wes Izzard as principal speakers with music by the Amarillo Army Air Forces Band.
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Pearl Harbor
Clayton Heare
Court of Civil Appeals
Wes Izzard
Amarillo Army Air Forces Band
Two Negroes Fight It Out Friendly Like
Two Negro men fought in a friendly clash using a shotgun an ax and a section of gas pipe. The altercation left only slight scratches on both and each paid 20 fines in police court before parting with remarks exchange.
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