Roosevelt to address nation after Casablanca trip
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a three week absence and is expected to report to the nation on his Casablanca and Brazil conferences. He may hold a press conference or radio fireside chat as he weighs foreign and domestic matters and possibly withdraws Edward Flynn as Australia minister.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Winston Churchill
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Africa
Miami
Trinidad
West Indies
Great Britain
United States
Casablanca
Vargas
Natal
Monrovia
Liberia
Edward J. Flynn
Australia
Flynn
Senate
Washington Press Corps
Churchill
Army Recruiter Has Field Day Set
T. K. Morris, local Army recruiter, signed up the first man for service since December 15. Roy S. Buttebaugh, 44, Boise City Oklahoma newspaper man, enlisted in the U S Army as a band member, the first recruit accepted here since selective service halted voluntary enlistment.
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Set. T. K. Morris
Roy S. Buttebaugh
Boise City
Okla
U. S. Army
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Listing Evening Programs
A detailed KGNC broadcast guide lists daytime and evening NBC and MBS programs. Notable acts include Fred Waring, Jimmy Dorsey, Voice of Firestone, and The Telephone Hour along with news, dramas, and variety features across morning to late night slots.
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KGNC
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
News of the World
Alr
H. V. Kaitenborn
Ancle Sa
Jimmy Dorsey
Orchestra
Voice of Firestone
Telephone Hour
Inter American University of the Air
Nelson Omstead
Sky
Rise ‘N Shine
the Trading Post
Bob Hamilton
Jerry Sears
Victory Acts
Imperial
Mary Lee Taylor
the O’neills
Vic and Sade
David Harum
Battle of Wits
the Guiding Light
March of Mercy
Victory
Lew White
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
29 Perish in Flash Flames at Lake Forest Park Sanatorium
A match head from a stove repairman started flames that engulfed a private sanatorium, killing at least 29 residents. Twenty eight bodies were recovered, with 17 burn victims in hospital and three patients unaccounted for. The oak-framed building had only three exits, trapping many in beds as fire swept through the structure.
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Seattle
Wash
Lake Forest Park
M. R. Baird
Lloyd P. Shorett
Leo McCombs
Lawyers Guild Attacks Dies Committee as Secret Weapon
The National Lawyers Guild accuses the Dies Committee on Un American Activities of aiming to soften the nation for military conquest and to block or delay a United Nations victory. It opposes Rep. Eugene E. Cox's plan for a two year extension of the committee and warns of efforts to undermine Roosevelt and disrupt wartime production. The House Rules Committee will hear the Cox resolution this week. the Dies panel’s authority expired January 6.
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U.P
National Lawyers Guild Today
Dies Committee On UN
Dies
Roosevelt
United Nations
Soviet Union
House Rules Committee
Dies Committee
19 Killed in Navy Plane Crash Near Mendocino County
Wreckage of a naval transport plane with 19 aboard was found at the foot of a cliff in Southern Mendocino County after a Jan. 21 storm. Among the dead were Rear Admiral Robert H. English and Navy Lieut. (JG) Edna Owella Morrow. Bodies were brought out by pack horse and army jeep as rescue teams battled rugged terrain. The crash site suggested an attempted emergency landing at Clear Lake due to weather.
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Calif
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Navy
Robert H. English
Pacific Fleet
Admiral English
Edna Owella Morrow
Pasadena
Clear Lake
San Francisco Bay
Missing in Action Harold Helton in African Front
Harold Helton of Clarendon is reported missing in action in the African front by a War Department wire to his parents Mr and Mrs W A Helton. He is the brother of Bill Heston owner of the Amarillo Hotel Barber Shop and the son of Mrs Heston honored on Army Day.
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United States Army Air Corps
War Department
W. A. Helton
Clarendon
Panhandle
Heston
Bill Heston
Amarillo Hotel
Returns From State Taxes Hit New High
Wartime America boosts state revenues with payroll taxes leading at 1.125 billion dollars. Motor fuel duties fall to 906 million, tobacco and liquor taxes rise sharply, sales taxes steady, corporate income tax up 67 percent as total state collections reach 4.92 billion for 1942. First Baptist Elevian Class meets at Mrs. Joe Adams home at 1 PM Tuesday.
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Chicago
America
Federation of Tax Administrators
U. S. Bureau of Census
First Baptist
Joe Adams
Buchanan Street
Sgt and Mrs Layne Visit in Amarillo
Sgt and Mrs C O Layne of the Texas Highway Police Department were weekend visitors in Amarillo from Pecos. Layne, formerly stationed there, was transferred to Dallas recently, promoted to sergeant and assigned to the Pecos District.
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Texas Highway Police Department
Amarillo
Pecos
Layne
Dallas
Mussolini vows Axis victory in long war
Italian dictator Benito Mussolini told Fascist youth that victory will go to the side able to hold out a quarter hour longer than the enemy and that this is the last battle. He spoke somewhere in Central Italy during the 20th anniversary of the Fascist militia, broadcast reports say.
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London
Mussolini
TI Duce
Italy
Italy vows return to North Africa after Libya loss
Mussolini said Italy would reclaim North Africa as Rome radio reported the loss of Libya. The Associated Press noted Italy’s first setback of 32 months and Italy’s push to win back the region in a war bonds advocacy by Theing.
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Mid
Essociated Press
Dleton
Libya
Mussolini
Italy
Globe-News
Britain
North Africa
Student Loan Fund To Buy War Bonds
Amarillo Senior High School funds will purchase $800 in war bonds. J. W. Middleton of the Amarillo High School faculty is named assistant secretary in charge of accounts by the loan fund board. Due to low loan demand, the money is be-
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Amarillo
J. W. Middleton
Amarillo High School
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