Farm state senators clash with Byrnes over parity plans
Farm state lawmakers pressed to include farm labor costs in parity formulas and criticized overtime pay under a 48 hour week. They backed Bankhead's bill to bar deductions from parity prices, while urging price supports amid food shortages and ongoing anti inflation fights.
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James F. Byrnes
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Rayemond Willis
Indiana
Legislative Branch
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Alabama
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Stephen Pace
Georgia
Broadcast Salutes Texas Bluebonnets by WAVES at Paramount
KGNC will air a 15 minute tribute saluting the Texas Bluebonnet Squadron of WAVES from the Paramount Theater lobby tomorrow afternoon from 12 45 to 1 05. Jack King says Cal Farley donated radio time. Navy officers WAVES quartet and Lawrence Hagg will appear. The event accompanies the premiere of Star Spangled Rhythm starring Crosby and Hope opening tomorrow for a week at Paramount.
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Kansas Cowboy Is World Champion Rodeo Performer
Gerald Roberts a 22 year old Strong City Kansas cowboy topped the 1942 rodeos accredited by the Rodeo Association of America earning the world championship title in Houston. He received the gold and silver belt buckle a 500 dollar prize and a second place bull and steer riding certificate. Dick Griffith unofficial world champion trick rider finished second in all around performance and won a buckle. Homer Pettigrew placed third with a steer wrestling certificate. Other winners include Bill McMackin Louis Brooks Smokey Snyder Bud Linderman Fritz Truan Doff Aber Hank Mills Clyde Burk King Merritt Joe Bassett Jimmy Wells Vern and Vic Castro Toots Mansfield Dick Andrews Asbury Schell and Dave Campbell.
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Wife Number 6 Quits Manville in Reno Divorce
Billy Boze, 20, sixth wife of Tommy Manville, won a Reno divorce from the asbestos heir. She rejected alimony, called the proceedings cold and quick, and said she was invited for screen tests while planning a New York stage try. They wed Oct 11, 1942 at New Rochelle and separated two months later over dinner-time disputes.
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Jamieson to Fill In for Navy Open House Coverage
Hugh Jamieson is hired by Paramount News to cover the Navy Open House salute to the Texas Bluebonnets. He will travel from Dallas to Noon to film a continuity about 63 Panhandle women departing Monday for naval service, replacing absent Jack Whitman.
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Australians Drive Japanese 6 Miles
Gen. MacArthur announced that Australian troops broke the main Japanese force near Wau by a heavy artillery barrage, pushing them six miles back in northeastern New Guinea. Japanese losses included 50 bodies at Wanduma and 25 to 30 at Kunda Bridge. Horii and remnants perished after the Buna evacuation claim was refuted.
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Conscientious objector wins honors in battle on Guadalcanal
Private Orville Cox of New Richmond Ohio earned praise for aiding wounded under heavy fire and carrying two men 250 yards uphill. Private Sam Russell a Yavapai Apache from Camp Verde Arizona crawled one mile dragging telegraph wire to restore patrol communications and direct artillery fire. Lieutenant Col C E Jurney commended both men for gallantry.
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Norman's nude prowler captured after foot chase
Norman police captured a middle aged nude prowler after a chase with Officers B S Ingram and K Durkee. The man wearing only shoes leaped fences and dodged trees before a warning shot halted him. He asked for clothes and received a borrowed coat at the county jail.
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Holland Nazi Pair Is Shot
A Scandinavian dispatch from Amsterdam reports Dr. and Mrs. Reydon, linked to Anton Mussert’s Netherlands regime, were shot by unknown terrorists. Their wounds status is unclear. The same report notes the fatal shooting of Lieut. Gen. Hendrik Seyffardt, commander of the Dutch Nazi Legion, who died after an attack near his home.
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Aneta
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Burglar Convict Luther Counts Granted New Trial
Luther Counts, convicted of burglarizing the home of Capt. H. H. Thomas of the police traffic squad, has been granted a new trial by Judge Henry Bishop of the 47th District Court. The grounds cited are jury misconduct over matters not in testimony. Counts already received a five year sentence.
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Vicory Command Companies C and D Set for USO Dance
The USO at the Auditorium hosts a service men’s dance at 8 o’clock tonight with Victory Command Companies C and D scheduled to perform. The event invites service members and their guests to enjoy the evening.
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Missing Chinese Chow dog seeks reward in McGregor
A 17 month old male Chinese Chow named CHINESE CHOW disappeared from 305 Cleveland Street. He was not wearing a collar. A $5 reward is offered for his safe return. contact McGREGOR at 4893.
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Scout Anniversary Court Tonight at Courthouse
Boy Scouts hold an anniversary week court of honor at 8 o'clock on the courthouse fourth floor. The war theme Toughen Up Buckle Down Carry On to Victory frames the program commemorating Scouting's 33rd anniversary. Awards for second and first class ranks merit badges star life and veteran services will be given along with stunts ceremonies and songs. Chairman John S. McKnight presides with Llano Estacado Council members E L Hunter Bishop E C Seaman J E Spann Allen Early and Father T J Drury assisting.
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Parents and Teachers Meet Saturday
The Potter Council Parent-Teacher Association schedules its quarterly meeting in the county courthouse Saturday. Elizabeth Payne of the Downtown USC YWCA will address teen-age girl problems. Rural council units are urged by County School Superintendent Grady Wilson to send representatives.
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Service men guests at USO party at Tri-State Park
More than 150 service men attended a stag party hosted by Harry Levin Harold Nichols and Dr Hartman of the USO and American Legion USO committee at the Tri-State Pair grounds. The event included a featured "feed" and entertainers such as Old Whiz.
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Harold Nichols
Dr. Hartman
USO
American Legion Uso Committee
Tri-State
Whiz
Chief Harper Undergoes Major Gall Bladder Operation
Police Chief A. Sid Harper underwent gall bladder surgery at St. Anthony's Hospital this morning. The hospital reports his condition as good and no visitors are allowed at this time.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Baylor Professor To Train Greeks
Baylor University Latin professor on leave, Capt. Walter H. Juniper, has been transferred to a Colorado camp to assist in training Greek nationals and American citizens of Greek heritage. He was chosen for his fluency in classical Greek.
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Walter H. Juniper
Baylor University
Colorado
Plane Reseeds Nevada Range After Fire
In Reno Nevada an aircraft owned by the U S government and assigned to the bureau of entomology is reseeding burned Nevada rangeland. The effort, done with grazing service cooperation, aims to cover about 15 000 acres using a 1 000 pound hopper and a moving belt that drops seed into a wind tunnel for even aerial distribution.
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Nev
Nevada
U. S
Bureau of Entomology
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Clyde Bryant
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Bryant
Best Romberg Concert Heads to USO Municipal Auditorium
The 48 piece orchestra and three Broadway vocalists will perform An Evening With Sigmund Romberg at the USO Municipal Auditorium on Sunday March 7 at 8 45 pm. Romberg will preside with ae Nash and Gene Marvey in duets and Grace Panvini singing operatic selections. Tickets go on sale about ten days before the show and all seats are reserved as demand already runs high.
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Sigmund Romberg
Victory Herbert
Franais Lehar
Johann Strauss
Franz Schubert
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Rormberg
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Ae Nash
Gene Marvey
296 Year Old Prayer Book Passed Through Generations
Mrs. Verene Sandig preserves a 296 year old German prayer book printed in 1647 in Germany. She brought it to America from Basel Switzerland in 1901, later settling with her daughter at 1119 Polk Street. Her life crossed Europe and the Americas from Basel to Texas after a West Indies unrest interrupted her family.
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Sandig
Elizabeth Thomas
Polk Street
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WAVES Application Days At Herring Hotel Interviews
Women wishing to enlist in the WAVES should apply at headquarters on the mezzanine floor of the Herring Hotel Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. Lieuts. Edward Co Lawson Harry Frederickson and Ensign Floy Co Minor will conduct interviews and aptitude tests. Qualified applicants report Sunday February 21 for physical examination and enlistment completion.
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Edward Co, Lawson
Harry Frederickson
Ensign Floy Co
Minor
Germans Draft Dutch Doctors
London reports that Germans began conscripting all physicians and surgeons in the Netherlands for service on the Russian front. Previously drafted Dutch doctors were assigned to service within Germany.
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