3 Will Pay Cash For Clean Used Cars
Advertisements list several used cars for sale or trade in at various addresses. Items include a 937 Packard four door sedan in A-1 condition, a 37 Dodge, a Tudor with motor A- in good tires, a 40 Mercury Club Coupe with radio and heater, plus a trailer and miscellaneous auto parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
East Tenth
Dodge
Taylor
van Buren
Cape & Story
Amarillo
Texas
Cape and Story
1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe and Classic Cars for Sale
An auction-style notice lists a 1941 Chev Club Coupe with 18,000 miles, a 1941 Hudson 6 Brougham as the cleanest in Texas, a 1941 Ford described as beautiful, and a 1940 Chev Special Deluxe four door sedan praised for extreme cleanliness. Prices not stated. customers urged to see the cars to believe their condition.
Seven Soldiers Die in Wreck Near Burnet Texas
Seven Camp Hood soldiers were killed and five injured when two trucks and a bus collided on the Lampasas Highway six miles north of Burnet. The crash occurred at 1:30 A M as soldiers returned from a War Bond program at Burnet High School. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Tex
Camp Hood
Lampasas
Here
Torpedo Yarn Recounts Navy Recruiter Pranks
Norman, a torpedo chief, recruited Fred W Lawrence 22 months ago. Lawrence rose from seaman to torpedo instructor in San Diego before unexpectedly seeing Norman as a student, who then admitted the joke and humbly earned his own embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Lawrence
U. S. Navy
Longabach
C. M. Norman
Norman
Wararnt Torpedoman
Lawrence
San Diego
Torpedo School
Navy
Soldier Program Marks Amarillo Field Anniversary
The first anniversary of Amarillo Field's weekly radio show Howdy Soldier will air tonight at 7 on KGNC from the field service club. Saluting the Fighting Caseys of the Army transportation corps, the program features a sketch with Casey Jones guiding two new railroad recruits. Music includes Pvt. Leonard Roe, the 530th Army Band, Pvt. Bob Fischer, guest vocalist, and The Chapel Chorus returning after furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Field
KGNC
Service Club
Caseys
Army
Transportation Corps
Casey Jones
Leonard Roe
Howdy Soldier
530Th Army Band
Bob Fischer
Chapel Chorus
Santa Fe Selects Lautz for Office
H. B. Lautz, formerly of Amarillo, named acting vice president in charge of operations for the Santa Fe. He remains general manager of the eastern lines with headquarters in Chicago. Announcement by E. J. Engel states the change is effective immediately. In Amarillo Lautz succeeded Col. J. E. Gillies as general manager of western lines. Early watchmakers were usually locksmiths, window framers or blacksmiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lautz
Amarillo
Santa Fe
George H. Minchin
Lautz
Chicago
E. J. Engel
Col. J. E. Gillies
Western Lines
Lost and found ads mix with sale offers in brief page
A compact jumble of notices lists lost items such as a double focus glass wallet and ring, three ration books, and a phone contact. It also includes sale offers like a studio couch mahogany bed and chifforobe, plus housing ads for rooming and shared apartment opportunities and a service station attendant job posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Buchanan
Fillmore
Clark
Dye
Georgia
North East
Polk
E. B. Meyer
Monroe
Miracle surgery saves boy from parasitic twin
In Rochester Mayo Clinic, Dr. Henry W. Meyerding removed a partial Siamese twin attached to 12 year old Ernie Defort of Winnipeg. The two hour operation let Ernie return home within weeks and resume school and athletics, with the twin’s pelvis bones and legs well developed but other parts underdeveloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Winnipeg
Canada
Henry W. Meyerding
Ernie Defort
Meyerding
Refunding of Hospital Bonds Studied by County Officials
County Auditor John Crudgington and Judge Ernest Northcutt returned from Dallas after talks with state attorney general representatives on refunding county hospital bonds. The office indicated the bonds are fundable and about $600,000 in hospital courthouse and jail bonds may be refinanced for a lower interest rate. Commissioners court will act next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crudgington
Ernest Northcutt
Dallas
State Attorney General's Office
Sam Houston Band Concert Sales Corrected to $950
Officials at Sam Houston School announced band sales from last night’s 60 member band concert totaled 950 dollars, correcting an earlier report of 673.25. Max C. Bullock led the Bond Parents Association in handling the sales during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Max C. Bullock
Bond Parents Association
Plane Crash Kills 24 near Memphis on Mississippi River
Rescuers locate an American airliner in 22 feet of water 15 miles south of Memphis. 21 passengers and 3 crew aboard when it crashed en route Dallas Memphis New York. Officials call it the airline’s worst tragedy. wreckage to be raised. witness accounts describe the fire and explosion at impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Here
Tom P. Klepzker
Coast Guard Office
Cow Island
Arkansas
WAC
Dallas
Memphis
New York
U. S. Army Engineers
American Airlines
Charles Williams
Osceola
Ark
Williams
Santa Fe Traffic Official Visits Here
Santa Fe vice president in charge of traffic James J. Grogan returned to Chicago from a West Coast business survey and visited Amarillo yesterday. General manager J C Jefferis, E T Dudley, H C Vincent, and other Santa Fe officials joined a luncheon briefing with Grogan. No comment was offered on the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Coast
James J. Grogan
Santa Fe
Amarillo
J. C. Jefferis
Western Lines
E. T. Dudley
H. C. Vincent
Mr. Grogan
Volunteer War Workers To Receive Awards
Persons who have done volunteer war work since Pearl Harbor must compute hours and turn them in this week to Mrs. W. W. Rusk, volunteer chairman, to qualify for service ribbons. Volunteers may call Mrs. Ruck at the Auditorium USO, telephone 2 6556. Those who have done USO work, aided in war bond drives, Red Cross, and other services are entitled to ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
W. W. Rusk
Ruck
USO
Amusement Calendar Highlights for Theaters
The column lists upcoming films at Paramount, Capitol, Rialto, Rex, Victory, and Texas. It features The Gang's All Here with Faye and Miranda, Henry Aldrich, I Deed It with Red Skelton, Assignment in Brittany, Panama Hattie, Crime Doctor, and Hello Frisco Hello with noted cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Faye
Carmen Miranda
Goodman
Alice Faye
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
Capitol
Red Skelton
Francine Powell
Rialto
Rshal
Ace Crime
Leon
Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Lineup
A detailed listing of daytime and evening radio programming across NBC Blue Blue networks and local stations. The schedule covers programs from 6:00 p.m. to 5:45 a.m., noting shows such as Fred Waring, News of the World, Amos n’ Andy, Your All Time Hit Parade, Fourth War Loan Drive, and Dawn to Morning music blocks with orchestras and news briefs. Multiple stations and times are listed with program titles and host or performer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waring
NBC
News of the World
Atr
H. V. Kaltenborn
Howady
Soldier
TQN
Amos ‘N Ane
Seite
Robert Way
William Do. Murphy
Mr. Smith
Thomas Peluso
Barbara and the Boys
Lea Simms
Sturday Jeannine
Sons of the Pioneers
Will Osborne
Manhattan
Amarillo Field
Moscow
Marine Corps of Women's Reserve
Rupert Hughes
President Roosevelt
Sengalis
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Johnson
Jimmy Dorsey
Meet Your Navy
Blue
Freedom of Opportunity
John Vandercook
Mayfair Night Club
Roseland Ballroom Orchestra
Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra
Victory
Bob Hamilton
Bing Crosby
Little Blue Playhouse
National Farm and Home Hour
Salon Ensemble
Metropolitan Opera
Story Theater
Andy Russell
Benny Goodman
Tom Thomas Radio Service Repair Ad at Western Auto
Bring or ship your radio to Tom Thomas Radio Service at Western Auto Stores. Phone 2-4373. 521 Polk. No charges for inspection. We make them play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thomas
Western Auto Stores
Polk
Stars and clubs showbiz notes from Marrakech olive groves
A collage of film names and stars including Alice Faye John Payne Jack Oakie and Evelyn Keyes plus Liberty Alaska Highway and Arizona Stage Coach. Night clubs Old Tascola Rainbow Gardens Mexican Inn and more list acts led by Dick Morton Frizzane Jerry Fodor and others with Morocco olive groves around Marrakech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faye
John Payne
Jack Oakie
Barbary Coast
Alaska Highway
Richard Arien
Jean Parker
Gerous Blonds
Evelyn Keyes
Allyn Joslyn
Liberty
Arizona
Range Busters
the Devil
Hitler
Alan Mowbray
Dick Morton
Frizzane
Rainbow Gardens
Plainsmen
Jerry Fodor
Men of Music
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Southworth
Luther Hough
Plymouth
Ed's Garage
Madison
Hudson
Brougham
Ford
Dr. Sedan
GEO. E. Evans Automobiles
Charles Babcock
Roswell
M. B. Tenn
Clovis
N. M
East
Elmer Smith
Dabhart
Auto Parts & Service
Elmer Auto
N. Fillmore
Chevrolet
Packard
Plymout
Mercury
Ander
Willys
Packard Service
Lone Star Motors
Um “Motor. Co
Tyler
Complete Motors
American Auto Wrecking CO
Schenectady
Passshy
Torpedo
MOTOR _ RENT CO
Sam Houston Band
Anto American
Mrs. Henry Ford
KFDA
Blue Network
Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Jack Swann
St. Francis
Mr. Swann
Boxwell Brothers Ambulance Service
Dumas Perryton
Spearman
Poland
T-Bone
Bill Cannon
Ean
Richard Arlan
Dangerous Blondes
Sat
Sun
Mon
Laird Cregar
Frisco
Warner Baxter
Devil With Hitler
Donald Duck
Rex
Eee
Virginia
Boy Scout
Carmen
Miranda
ML Toy
Feot
Orch
Tom
Harmon
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Fritz Crisler
A. J. Kelly
Oliver Eakle
Gunfsmoke
Tex Ritter
Fuzzy Knight
Red River Valley Boys
Daffy Duck—Flying Cadets
Aone
Eer
RADIO
Treasury Star Parade
All Church
Curt Massey & Company
Marrakech
Morocco
Entley Bookkeeping
Taylor Southwestern
Poitiers Anywhere
R.k.o.radio
ON Point and Mae Flight
BIG Bull ‘Ranch
Sibyl Harrington
Vechmicoaor
Andy Devine
Aman
Tae
Panhandle
Valentine
THE
N. E
Fritz Cowan
Cs van
Vance
Hickman Benson
Mgr
Herring Hotel