Local saving bonds committee formed by city leaders
Mayor Law rence Hagg appoints a Lower County Saving Bonds Committee with Jay Taylor chairing agricultural promotion and Grady Oldham handling banking and investment duties. The group targets farmers, businesses, and professionals for the bond sale while stressing thrift and long term financial planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower County
Lawrence Hagg
Jay Taylor
Grady Oldham
John K. Boyce
Erwin
Ochsner
Lee T. Bivins
Art P. Bralley
Knox Parr
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Oldham
Banking and Investment
Jack Farwell
Dale Smiley
Boyce
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Klein
W. M. Stokes
Howard A. Ferguson
C. S. Lambie
A. K. Baracat
Cattle Partnership Wins Supreme Court Review
The Supreme Court granted review to the US government on a Texas cattle business partnership. The New Orleans circuit court had overturned a Tax Court ruling that income attributed by W O Culbertson Sr to his four sons should be included in the father's gross income for 1940 and 1941. Benjamin L Bird of Fort Worth filed the petition for the Culbertsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
W. O. Culbertson
US Circuit Court
New Orleans
Culbertson
High Court
Benjamin L. Bird
Fort Worth
Tex
Culbertsons
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chem Building at Ni Co Smelter
A late night blaze in Copper Cliff Ontario gutted the main Canadian Industries Limited chemical building at the International Nickel Company smelter. Damage was estimated at one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Cliff
Ont
Canadian Industries Limited Chemical
International Nickel Company
A Few Words In Defense Of Man's Best Friend
George Tucke r writes on dogs courage and loyalty from ancient myth to modern war. He cites Chips of K 9 Corps earning a medal, terriers and setters dying for masters, and courts recognizing dogs with legal rights and punishments. An Army housing plan for Camp Hood follows.
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George Tucker
Hal Boyle
New York
Denth
Sicily
Chips
War Department
Southwest Pacific
Army
Camp Hood
Fourth Army Headquarters
Gary Cooper Reflects on Two Decades as a Top Star
Hollywood notes the 20th anniversary of Gary Cooper as a leading film star. He recalls early screen demands at Paramount, a health breakdown in 1931, rest in Africa, and a shift to selective, quality projects after returning. He says freelance work offered freedom and highlights his comeback pattern.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Paramount
Africa
Para
Cooper
Milwaukee forgery case ends with 90 day term for porter
A Racine hotel porter admitted forging the name Mike Grzadzieliwski on a $38.30 check in federal court. Judge F Ryan Duffy sentenced Kenneth Hany rewski to 90 days in prison for the forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mike Grzadzieliwski
Racine
Wis
F. Ryan Duffy
Kenneth Hanyrewski
Tilton Inspects Recruiting Posts Across Amarillo Stations
Captain John Tilton an Amarillo army recruiting officer leads a quarterly inspection tour of Amarillo sub stations with Major Harold Fulghum. Stations under supervision include Lubbock Memphis Pampa Borger Dalhart Shamrock and McLean. Tilton departed this morning and will return tomorrow.
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Mr. Rogers
E. W. Blackburn, Sr
Charles T. Crowe
Mr. Wallace
R. C. Ney
F. A. Sewell
Rhea Smith
Bert Levy
Paul Allingham
RE. Clement
Gus Roberts
E. P. Browder
Jay Taylor Ae
Chas. M. Rogers
Jon K. Boyce
Fly. Wallace
Black Stone
United States
Supreme Court of Georgia
Cerberus
Hell
Lord Byron
Newfoundland
Boatswain
Newstead Abbey
Nash
Jim
America
Gene Blasingame
Gene A. Blasingame
US Marine Corps
North Lamar
US Marine Corps Center
San Diego
Cretney Drug Stores
R. A. DeFee
Amarill
Sengene Marrs
Life Insurance
James J. Cross
Ming
Rolex
Wacners
Wewelers
Clanthucs Woulst
Dunham
Micra
Gladys
Warners Jewelers
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