Amusement Listings at Paramount to Mayfair Theaters
A digest of film showings and night clubs listing titles such as This Love of Ours with Merle Oberon and Claude Rains, First Yank Into Tokyo, Captain Eddie, Within These Walls, Going to Town, Tonight and Every Night, The Clock, Christmas in Connecticut, Thats the Spirit. Local venues Night Clubs Aviatrix Nat Rainbow Gardens Mexican Inn Mayfair Old Tascosa offer dancing and live bands. The passage ends noting the maggots of blowfly used as bait by English anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Merle Oberon
Charles Kirvin
Claude Rains
State
Tokyo
Tom Neal
Capitol
Captain Eddie
Fred MacMurray
Rialto
Thomas Mitchell
Leon
Lum
Abner
Rita Hayworth
Lee Bowman
Judy Garland
Robert Walker
Texas
Connecticut
Barbara Stanwyck
Dennis Morgan
Rex
Jack Oakie
Peggy Ryan
Aviatrix
Carlton Scales Bandits
NAT
Nigne
Dick Stevenson
Rainbow Gardens
Sons of the West
Pepper Neely
Pepper
Mayfair
Texas Wanderers
Herring Hotel
Dick Morton
Russia and Britain in World War II Strategy
The writer argues Britain and Russia pursued imperial aims and criticizes Russia for ignoring Finland and the Baltics while delaying Berlin’s conquest until the Balkans were secured. It blames propaganda and asserts Russia justified the war as anti Fascist, attributing Soviet victories to Hitler's strategic blunder and stretched manpower rather than superior military planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finland
Baltic
Poland
Balkans
Britain
Berlin
From conquest to collapse a stark view of world power
The author argues Russia's vast manpower and Western support failed to yield superior results. Five died and ten replaced them as Soviet planes and policies showed little advantage. He claims Russians were anti capitalist and anti democratic, capable of winning without Western aid at great cost. He concludes with a warning about future events.
Smolensk War Crimes Trial Ends Second Day
German defendants in the Smolensk war crimes trial confessed to mass atrocities to Soviet prosecutors. Six of ten accused testified as the trial closed its second day, with one claiming he acted on his own initiative in exterminating Russians. Willy Krause and another defendant were among those named in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Smolensk
Nuernberg
Willy Krause
Opening of Internal Medicine Offices in Amarillo
Announcement notes the opening of offices at 214 Amarillo Ride for Internal Medicine practice. Provides contact numbers including office line 2-7200 and residence 2-1338.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Canada Newsprint Output Set To Hit New High In 1946
The Newsprint Association of Canada forecasts 1946 production at 3,696,000 tons, up from prewar and wartime years. They warn American consumers that higher orders may not be justified despite the rise. Projections for the first six months suggest 693,000 tons, 23 percent above the prewar five year average, 468,000 tons above wartime, and 437,000 tons above 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Newsprint Association of Canada
99th Infantry Division Holds Remagen Bridgehead In War Drive
The 99th Infantry Division, known as the Checkerboard, held the Remagen bridgehead against heavy enemy pressure after clearing the area. They then advanced rapidly, capturing dozens of German towns and over 495 square miles of territory in 24 days of March fighting. The unit first saw combat in Belgium in 1944 and helped defend north of the Roer before pushing into Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
99Th
Remagen
Belgium
V Corps
Roer River
Eisenborn
Berg
Germany
Reich
Aachen
Duren
Julich
Dueseldorf
Rhine
Hunters Hit Jackpot on Lone Night Hunt
Erwin Penny and Joe Wenmohs, 17 year old ranch boys, bagged 3 ring-tail cats 16 possums and 41 coons on a single hunt at the Matern ranch. They mention Pinnacle Mountain near Middlesboro and Cumberland Gap where Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Erwin Penny
Joe Wenmohs
Matern Ranch
Pinnacle Mountain
Middlesboro
Cumberland Gap
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Valley Round Town Notes on Local Medical Patients
Round Town Valley reports numerous residents undergoing surgery or receiving medical attention. Names include J R G Diaz Irvin Callen Mrs Ida Porter Mabel Burgon Francisco Fuentes S H Coker James M Dennis Jay Guy Wadsworth W R Smith Hugh Brown J W Parnell S Falkner Mary A Bennett Co V Barnes Orville Bonds Richard Palmer Charles A Cadawallader and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Guy Wadsworth
North
North Johnson
Orville Bonds
North East Eighth
Richard Palmer
Tyler
Charles A. Cadawallader
Sulphurous Compound Promises Health for Fowls
An agricultural notice claims a water or feed additive destroys intestinal germs and worms, keeps birds free of bloodsucking insects, boosts appetite health and egg production, and costs little though money back is not satisfactory.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Mauldin
Npr
United Feature Syndicate
Ina
Europe
Mallon
India
Burma
Egypt
Hitler
John W. A. Althaus, Ph. G
M.D
Res. Ph
Canada
Curry Drug Co
Overbrook
Paul Jones
E. 7Th St
N. E. 8Th St
N. Fillmore
Toni
Pierce
Herring Hotels
L. E. Mashburn
Happy
Thelma Marie Turner
Tech Village
B. Perryman
Turkey
Autra Ward
Grover
Clarence Ausburn
Pioneer Hotel
Round Town
Boxwell Brothers
Ambulance Service
Dumas Perryton
Speakrman
Federal Motor Trucks
Federal
Bruckner Sales and Service
Grandma
Doan
MA Frazier
Madison
Don Miller
Ideal Paint & Body Works
Saratoga Cafe
Cretney Drug
POLK
Victoria Club
Appliance Company
Avalon
Sherman Williams
Bond
Leon - Star - Rex
Pine Ridge
Es Halefiorrece
Lake Sutton - “Elliott
N.T. G. Wits Ass
Jack Oarif
Donald O'Connor
the Spirit
George Sandforshard Hatfield
Picture OF
Dorian Gray
3 Stooges
Roberts & Batson
Harrison
Cretney
Carlton Scales
Aviatrix Club
Ero
H. V. Lowrance
Jeanne Crain
Jo Carroll Dennison
Winged Victory
Santa FE
Estern” News
Judy Garland “the
CPI
Panhandle
N. E
Mayfair Club
North East
Fighth
Clarence
Jack” Jackson
Featuring
Dick Morton and His Orchestra
Jean Carroll
Barbara Hale
Marc Cramer Michael ST. Angel Leonard Strong
Richard Lookeye Luke
Urs
Sear
Ail Thomas Mitchell
Mary Anderson
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