Simplify blamed as wartime answer in women wartime view
A Washington War Labor Board representative arrived in Chicago to probe a printing dispute involving N. M. Di Pietro and unions. The fight concerns union refusals to handle work at R. R. Donnelley plants, affecting Time and Life, Reader's Digest, Britannica, Montgomery Ward, Sears, and numerous directories amid 30 plants and 11 unions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
War Labor Board
N. M. di Pietro
Typographical Union
R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears Roebuck
Reuben H. Donnelley
di Pietro
FDR Says No News on OPA Chief Shift
President Roosevelt declined to comment on a potential change at the Office of Price Administration. He said he had no news about Senator Brown of Michigan possibly succeeding Leon Henderson and that he would have none for some time. Brown’s defeat in November is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
OPA
Washington
Brown
Michigan
Leon Henderson
Price
Roosevelt
Henderson
Lewis Moore Betrothal Announced in Brownfield
Brownfield announces the engagement of Miss Von dee Lewis to Zeb A. Moore Jr. A wedding is planned at the Lewis home on December 31. Miss Lewis is a Texas Tech graduate in speech. Mr. Moore holds a business administration degree from Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Vondee Lewis
Clyde Lewis
Zeb A. Moore, Jr
Z. A. Moore
Amarillo
Lewis
M. B Sawyer
J. O. Gillham
Fern Sawyer
Beth Fillingim
Cynthia Tankersley
Jefferson Good
Fort Sumner
N. M
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Alpha Psi Omega
AWS
la Ventana
Moore
Tech College
Tuesday Club Christmas Party Hosted at Mrs Hill Home
The Tuesday Study Club held its Christmas gathering at Mrs. John E Hill's 1900 Harrison Street residence. President P L Bottoms opened with a welcome as members and guests enjoyed carols, readings, and a varied program led by Mrs G H Maroney and Mrs Charles F Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hill
Harrison Street
S. D. Barrer
Bill Armstrong
G. H. Maroney
Charles F. Smith
P. L. Bottoms
W. Hudson
H. A. Waller
Harry Hatcher
H. L. Briggs
Doris Kent Shields
Harmony Club
Noel
J H. Hudson
O. A. Kennedy
Jay Laverty
E. M. Mirick
F. V. Mize
J. L. Sparks
W. P. Strickland
Roberta Williams
San Antonio Girl Weds David Shanks
Sergeant David D. Shanks Jr a former Amarillo and San Angelo reporter son of Judge Dave Shanks of Perryton married Katherine Marie Winkler daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Winkler of San Antonio on October 3 The couple wed while he is stationed in San Antonio and an announcement arrived this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Shanks, Jr
Amarillo
San Angelo
Dave Shanks
Perryton
Katherine Marie Winkler
Ernest W. Winkler
San Antonio
Sgt. Shanks
Calendar social notices for Amarillo clubs and events
Tonight and Thursday events across Amarillo include Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Federation Club Rooms and the Rainbow for Girls at 504 Taylor Street. Many clubs gather for Christmas parties, luncheons, cantata at St Marys Academy, and a Christmas operetta at Pleasant Valley School with public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow
Taylor Street
Bright Spots in the News and Local Events
A Rose Bowl Tea Room puppet show from Tschaikowsky’s Nutcracker Suite by the Musical Kindergarten directed by Mrs. Paul M. Jordan features a long list of child performers and a buffet supper invitation. St Mary’s Academy presents a cantata The King Cometh at Cathedral Hall with three parts focusing on Christ’s kingship. A Junior Business Women’s Club formal dance at the Herring Hotel honors service members with a war bond unveiling. Mrs. L R Barker hosts visitors including Mrs. M W Black of San Francisco. The Child Psychology Club meets at Mrs W H Greer’s for a Christmas party with gift exchange. Anzac slang note about a magistrate being called a beak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Tschaikowsky
Jeanne Kay Voshel
Nick Bruner
Cynthia Ann Carol
Bobby Stewart
Don Flory
Margaret Ritter
Tommy Jones
Linda Rowland
Jan Higingbotham
Jeanette Ramsey
ST. Mary's
St. Mary's Academy
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Christ
Business Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Officers To Be Elected At Navy Mothers Meet
Navy Mothers Club will elect officers at an 8 o'clock Thursday meeting in the American Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend. Circle 5 of the West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council meets all day tomorrow at Mrs. J L Sparks home starting 10 AM with a covered dish lunch at noon.
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West
Amarillo
Navy Mothers Club
Legion Hall
Navy
American Legion Hall
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Home Interest Club
A. Petersen
W. R Gowdy
Mrs. Petersen
Madison Street
J. W. Barr
Louisiana Street
Mary Catherine
Cecil White
Frank White
West Eleventh Avenue
Polk Street Methodist Church
Open Forum Club Christmas Party Highlights
Mrs. W. D. Westbay hosted the Open Forum Club Christmas party at 1613 Tyler Street. A decorated tree, gift exchange, games, and refreshments followed a business meeting led by Miss Joe Johnston. Members approved meeting once monthly on the first Tuesday with Jan 5 set as the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Street
Open Forum Club
Joe Johnston
D. H. Greer
Inez Clark
Mabel Vore
Mesdames Velda Coffee
Emily Hall
Martha Ogles
George Parr
R. J. Parsons
Eunice
Jessie Castleman
Mary Evans
Viola Franklin
Johnston
Florenca Newsom
Mrs. Vaughan Hosts L'Aiguille Club Christmas Party
L'Aiguille Club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. S. D. Vaughan’s home 1232 Bonham Street for a holiday social. hostesses included Mesdames Teas Thompson Chesnutt and Williams. program featured Silent Night and Jingle Bells, Santa gift presents, and miniature Santa plate favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aiguille Club
S. D. Vaughan
Bonham Street
R. M. Teas
W. N. Thompson
H. E. Chesnutt
Sarah Williams
S. E. Ross
A. D. Lidia
Maude Munn
Teas
Chesnutt
Pleasant Valley P T A Christmas Activities
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association hosts a Friday afternoon Christmas tree for Pleasant Valley School pupils from 3 to 4 in the school auditorium with Santa Claus and gifts. An operetta by pupils is set for Thursday at 8 with 15 cent adult admission and free for children. Open house and a Christmas program follow Thursday at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Valley Parent- Teacher Association
Pleasant Valley Scho
Santa Claus
J. H. Johnson
School Christmas Program Planned by Grade Levels
Each room will participate in the program with grade specific offerings. First grade presents Uncle Sam and the Children Help Santa Claus while second grade offers puppet plays including The Three Billy Goats Gruff and The Gingerbread Boy. Third grade performs The Happy Christmas, fourth grade features choral readings and songs such as Santa Claus Parade and White Christmas, fifth grade presents The Birth of Christ in story and song, and sixth grade showcases piano and violin solos. The public is invited.
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Uncle Sam
Billy Goats
Mine cars crash at Peacock Mine kills two in Wyoming
Two men died and eight to ten were seriously injured when seven runaway mine cars plunged 40 feet through a trestle at Colony Coal Corporation's Peacock Mine in Rock Springs Wyoming. Victims named as Mike Caramonas and C. D. Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Colony Coal Corporation
Mike Caramonas
C. D. Masters
Senate Report Criticizes Canadian Policy on Lumber
A Senate committee report Foreign Defense investigates Canada’s export embargo on logs, warning of an acute lumber shortage in 1943. It urges the War Production Board to act and also censures Ben Alexander of WPB lumber coordination for not disclosing objections to a forest service program to reopen small mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben Alexander
WPB
Senate
National Defense
Truman
Missouri
United States
Alexander
Forest Service
Pupils To Study Sex Hygiene In Public schools
New York December 16 The board of education and the department of health will agree this week on an educational course in sex hygiene for students aged 15 to 19. Dr Ernest L Stebbins health commissioner says the health department will teach the course and it will be a cooperative venture not part of the school curriculum. He also proposed a course in venereal disease prevention for high school boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
Department of Health
Ernest L Stebbins
Stebbins
Health Department
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WLB
White House
Globe News
Lewis-Moore
David Shanks
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Company
Polk
Amarillo College Players
Polk Street
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Progressive Child Study Club
M. G Mathis
Wayside Drive
J. G. Club
Jack Fine
Pierian Junior Club
Dorothy and
Harriette Hubbell
van Buren Street
W. R. Gowdy
San Jacinto
Federation Club
Child Psychology Club
W. H. Greer
Travis Street
Troy Kelly
Queen Esther Club
William Brune
Sunset Terrace
St Mary's Academy
A. J. Morris
Fillmore Street
Mystic Weavers Club
C. E. Osgood
Buchanan Street
Atlantida Spanish Club
Furr
Pollyanna Sewing Club
V. L Cannon
First Christian Neoteus Choir
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
H. R. Oliver
Tennessee Street
A. R. Crerar
Karl Degenhardt
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
D. O
Noel Rickman
East Seventh Avenue
Musical Arts Conservatory
Methodist Fidelis
Wilbur McDaniel
South
First Baptist Maria
Mary Ely
West Thirteenth Avenue
Ed Ely
MacDowell Mute Club
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
Bery! Needle Club
Lee Bivins
Rose Bowl
Tea Room
L. R. Barker
W. T. Kelley
West Amarillo
Mrs. Vaughan
Earl G. Hamlett
J. M. Dodson
Mesdames
S. L. Edwards
W. M. Gouldy
EF. H. Ashcraft
W. H. Woodlief
F. M. Neal
C. A. Caster
J. C. Blackburn
H. H. Corn
T. S. Dysart
H. C. Prince
O. F Henville
P.T
Pleasant Valley Club
Glenwood Association
usAmas
Kline
White & Kirk
Rocking Horse
New Zealand
Philadelphia
Beauty School
American Institute of Laundering
Ivarazteed
Good Housekeepin
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ARRID
Charmode
Kelly Green
Andes Rose
White Alf Inc
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