Planet BROTHERS Died in Weekend Obituaries
Barrett 63 of 1518 EB. 6th died Friday husband Rosa Jae father of Ivan Luther Jack Mrs. Vern Haas Mrs. H W Black Iona Ardyth Valadee Barrett father of W O Mrs. G L Van venter service 10 AM Monday Jackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel burial in Liano Engman 48 of 313 East th died Saturday son of Mrs Alice ever brother of Mrs Mae Mattaber ger Rosary 7 30 PM Sunday Sacred Heart Cathedral service 9 AM Monday Heart Cathedral burial and imer W Smith 75 of Fairview Community died Saturday stepfather of James Torrance other of Mrs C H Greer service 2 PM Monday Laude Methodist Church al tde Cemetery Planet BROTHERS
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Barrett Ee
Hester Miller Barrett
Rosa- Jae
Ivan
Luther
Jack
Vern Haas
H. W Black
Iona Ardyth
Valadee Barrett
W. O
Jackburn-Shaw
Liano
Engman Conn Harris Engman
Eastth
Alice Ever
Mae Mattaberger
Sacredeart Cathedral
Monfiga Anda Heart Cathedral
Imer W. Smith
Fairview
James Torrance
C. H. Greer
Steven Claude Smith
Laude Methodist Church
al Tde Cemens
Fire damages Fort Wayne bus shop and two buses
Fire at the Fort Wayne depot damaged the Rosslyn Hotel area workshop, destroying a 50 by 150 foot shop and two buses while a third bus burned. loss estimated at 65000 dollars. Stiles, a driver, sustained injuries but was treated and released from St Anthony's Hospital. Company records beyond the current business were reportedly not destroyed. Inspectors expect to continue running schedules.
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Fort Barneés
Rosslyn Hotel
West Ninth
Comy
Douglas West
Pierce
Stiles
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Heket
Heket
Draft Deferment Debate Shapes National Guard Role
Vinson argued against broad changes to National Guard deferment rules claiming they would not destroy the Guard, and that draft-filled positions would simply be taken by others. Hershey questioned assumptions about mobilization and federal service.
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Vinson
National Guard
Congress
One-Legged heroine rescues two children from fatal fire
East St. Louis February 5 A 20 year old polio survivor Rose Sels a one legged girl rescued Robert Arnold 11 and his sister Rose 6 from a burning home. Mrs Frances Arnold 36 and another daughter Pat died in the blaze Patrolman Cornelius O Sullivan and an officer also suffered burns as they tried to reach the mother and Pat. The explosion of an oil stove woke the occupants who were asleep.
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East St, Louis
Rose Sels
Robert Arnold
Rose
Frances Arnold
Pat
Robert
St. Mary's Hos
Sels
Two More Signals On Thirty-sixth Avenue Installations
City official V. Moss announced two traffic actuated signals will be installed on Polk and Harrison Streets on Thirty-sixth Avenue next week. The signals, already delivered, will be installed as soon as possible, mirroring the existing signal at Thirty-sixth and Wash.
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Polk and Harrison Streets
Thirty-sixth Avenue
V. Moss
Moss
Thirty-sixth
Boxwell Brothers Headed Home Amid Paper Rationing
Boswell of Boxwell Brothers, long a patient at St. Anthony's Hospital for a severe cold, is expected to be discharged within a day or two. The report notes ongoing paper rationing affecting publication plans and state of affairs at Nor 'B. dicais now.
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Xwell Better
Boswell
Boxwell Brothers
St. Anthony's Hospital
Nor'b. Dicais
Markets 12 O'clock Quotations From New York and Chicago
Markets and quotes from New York and Chicago list numerous stocks and commodities with prices. The recap includes aviation, chemicals, steel, autos, oils, railroads, and consumer goods, highlighting gainers and laggards across Amerilia and Tyler exchanges.
Simplified maps developed in Britain for jet plane travel
A fragment notes Britain developing simplified maps for the jet plane route, intended to aid navigation for long distance air travel. The brief hints at planners aiming to reduce confusion during flights spanning hundreds of miles.
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Britain
Deaance
Stuart Draws 2 Year Term In Federal Case
Raymond C. Stuart pled guilty in federal court and received a two year sentence for transporting a woman in interstate commerce from Oklahoma City to Amarillo for prostitution. Nicholas J. Zuk and Grace Zuk pled guilty to driving a stolen vehicle in interstate commerce. Zuk got two years and probation for 18 months. The Cleveland Ohio couple faced charges of moving a stolen car from Albuquerque to Hereford as hearings begin in an uncontested docket. case completion is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Raymond C. Stuart
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Nicholas J. Zuk
Grace Zuk
Zuk
Cleveland
Ohio
Albuquerque
Hereford
Reds State Next March on Berlin Reds State Next March on Berlin
Berlin reports a planned giant youth march on August 12. Communist Youth Leader Robert Menzel announced up to one million participants, following a prior promised turnout of 500 thousand at Whit Sunday, May 28, which fell short.
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Berlin
East Germany
Robert Menzel
Tri State Fair fencing and park bids approved
The Labor Legislative Council discussed juvenile home issues as commissioners authorized bid advertising for an eight foot chain link fence at Tri-State Fair Park needing about 6 750 feet and estimated cost 24 000. County park funds hold about 40 000 with bids for horse barn repaint at 525 and 2105 as the top bid. Bushland underpass closure awaited complete underpass work, and First National Bank was named county depository for two years.
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Inllo Labor Legislative Council
Tri-State Fair Park
John Boyce
Tri-State Fair Association
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Ed Ferguson
Fair Park
Rock Island Railway
Tom Bursey
First National Bank
Strike Walkout Persists Across Major Cities
A large-scale strike disrupts about 50 lines with minimal relief from a nationwide rail and port tie-up. Embargoes on shipments expand as raw materials flow slows and finished goods pile up. In Atlanta, 1,500 switchmen returning to work restored operations in three rail yards and lifted most embargoes, signaling a possible easing at some points.
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Atlanta
Rail strike widens interruptions across major cities
As talks stalled in Washington, rail workers in multiple cities returned to partial duties while others continued striking. The New York New Haven and Hartford line halted all service, risking fuel and food shortages in New York. Minneapolis and St Paul saw some switchmen back at work, with Northern Pacific and Chicago and North Western reporting workers on the sick list again. Cities including Kansas City Chattanooga Norfolk Philadelphia and Ludington reported partial resumption. Union officials cited wage dispute progress as Washington negotiations resumed.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
New England
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Chicago and North Western
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Ludington
Mich
Atlanta
Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Big Four
Brotherhoods
Rayon and Nylon Fear Drive Panhandle Market Trade
Market show sellers warn rayon supply rests on wood pulp and cotton lint and may tighten as war needs push parachutes and uniforms. Nylon remains preferred for now to attract buyers but dealers pledge loyalty to longtime customers and resist rapid exits from nylon or rayon.
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Panhandle
Dld
Don G. Coolidge
Luxite Lingerie
du Pont
Mr. Coolidge
E. Atkinson
Knickernick, Inc
Amarillo
Knickernick
Rayon gains ease in fabric market prompt sales talk
It is reported rayon supply has become ample with nylon also rising, while men resist rayon in woolen suits. Judy Barbour of Miller & Co. notes women already prefer rayon and warns men to avoid closet-locked fashion. The Panhandle Market Show at Herring Hotel closes today after a highly successful two days, drawing buyers from five states including Lamar, Colorado.
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Judy Barbour
Miller & Co
Herring Hotel
The
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Gattis
Lamar
Colo
Maybank outlines hearings on mobilization program and cotton price issues
Maybank announced that Senate House committee hearings will probe mobilization program phases focusing on allocations of scarce materials, with witnesses Defense Mobilization Chief Charles E. Wilson Economic Stabilization Director Eric Johnston and Defense Production Administrator William H. Harrison. The panel also investigates the impact of the price freeze on cotton, exempting producers and causing exchange confusion. DiSalle's office hopes a 24 hour solution. Maybank indicated support for Justice Department enforcement through local district attorneys, while McGrath favors that approach. DiSalle plans a Toledo progress report tonight and resists changes to enforcement structure within his agency.
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Maybank
Senate House Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Eric Johnston
William H. Harrison
DiSalle
McGrath
Congress
Justice Department
Economic Stabilization Agency
DiSaile
Toledo
DiSalle seeks volunteer panels for price control mobilization
DiSalle urged mayors to form volunteer committees of business, labor, veterans and civic groups to aid price control enforcement. He stressed national defense urgency and explained a 30 percent excess tax on amounts deemed excessive, part of broader tax hikes and loophole closures proposed to fund defense measures.
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Johnston
DiSalie
William V. Bailey
Battle Creek
Mich
DiSalle
Tax plan proposes higher corporation income taxes
The article outlines a shift from a straight income tax to a gains tax, proposing an eight percentage point rise in normal corporate income tax. The rate would move from 25 to 33 percent for profits under 25,000 and from 47 to 55 percent for larger profits, with excess-class corporations continuing current treatment.
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Snyder
Tax proposals face long path to final approval
Congressional tax leaders say action on the new oil and mining tax proposals will take at least until June. The measures cannot take effect until Congress votes and the President signs them, with present allowances costing the government hundreds of millions annually.
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Congress
Battles near Suwon and Tanchon Valley punish Reds
US and Puerto Rican infantrymen advance toward Kumgangjang as tanks and fighters hammer Chinese defenses. Task Force Fisher strikes Unjung and other columns push from Tanchon Valley. Casualties mount with 34,359 Red losses reported, including 20,615 killed, 12,856 wounded, and 888 captured. Raids toward Seoul described as destructive but not strategically significant.
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Suwon-Seoul
Tanchon Valley
Fisher
Unjung
Punson
Suwon- Kumgangjang
Kumgong
Eighth Army
Aap
Jim Becker
Seoul
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