License Tags Go on Sale in Potter County
Automobile licenses went on sale this morning with 75 buyers by noon for 1945 tags. County tax assessor Frank Hoyt urges early purchase to avoid a late rush. Purchasers need a Texas title certificate, a 1944 license receipt, and the 1942 license number. some 1944 receipts lack title or 1942 numbers, requiring extra deputy work. Only one plate will be issued, similar width to 1942 plates but shorter by two and a half inches, with black numbers on an orange background. Potter County plates begin EV 650 to EV 9999 and EX 10 to EX 6,000.
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Frank Hoyt
Texas
Potter County
Greece Ends Civil Strife With Government Left Pact
Reuters reports from Athens that Greek government representatives and the leftist EAM signed an agreement ending weeks of civil strife. After a 19 hour session the accord likely calls for a plebiscite and elections this year with distinctions between political and common crimes and amnesty for ELAS members charged with political crimes.
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London
Reuters
Athens
EAM
National Liberation Front
ELAS
Chinese delegation calls for Mikado trial at World Trade Union Congress
The Chinese delegation in London urged that the emperor of Japan be tried as a war criminal for Japanese aggression. Spokesman C H Fan labelled the Mikado as head of the military caste and called for dismantling the entire Mikado system. This marked the first debate on Japan at the convention.
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London
World Trade Union Congress
Japan
C H. Fan
Fighting Frauleins Fighting Frauleins
German decree makes every woman and girl liable for auxiliary service under the Volkssturm. The measure, broadcast by DNB, brings the nation under Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler and the home army command. The move follows German pride in their prior women’s volunteer system.
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London
Germany
Volkssturm
Peoples Army
DNB
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Home Army
Britain
Nazi Party
Cabinet Formed in Belgium After Crisis
Brussels Feb 12 Six Catholics and two Communists named to the new Belgian government announced by Premier Achille Van Acker. Van Acker kept only one Pierlot cabinet member. Catholics initially balked at a joint government with Communists before agreeing to serve.
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Brussels
U.P
Achille van Acker
van Acker
London
Hubert Pierlot
Pierlot
Belgium
Police Hunt Two Stolen 1941 Vehicles in Amarillo
Amarillo police sought a 1941 Buick owned by Howard Paul of 3005 Hughes and a 1941 Dodge pickup from Amarillo Garage and Storage Company. The Buick was taken while Paul attended church on Sunday morning. the Dodge had been stolen the prior night. The Dodge had no license plates but carried 1942 tags inside, numbered 237 219.
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Amarillo
Howard Paul
Hughes
Authority on China speaks at Rotary Institute tomorrow
Mrs. Geraldine Townsend Fitch, tied to Chinese leadership for 25 years, will open the Rotary Institute of International Understanding at Amarillo High School. She will discuss The New China in the New Pacific in the auditorium at 8 o clock tomorrow night.
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Authority On
China
Rotary Institute Tomorrow
Rotary Institute of International Understanding
Rotary Club
Geraldine Townsend Fitch
Amarillo High School
Pacific
Bomb Nanking as Berlin says U S planes bomb Chinese city
Berlin radio reports American aircraft bombed Nanking in China early this morning, according to a London broadcast.
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London
Berlin
Nanking
China
What the Reds Did
Moscow says the Red Army offensive nears completion of Poland, seizes most of East Prussia, and pushes to 32 miles from Berlin. Zhukov's First White Russian Army advances 285 miles from the Vistula to the Oder, while Konev's First Ukrainian Army moves 265 miles toward the Oder.
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Moscow
Red
Poland
East Prussia
Berlin
Gregory Zhukov
Vistula
Oder
Ivan Konev
Sandomierz
Rodion Malinovsky
Feodor Tolbukhin
Budapest
Hungary
Lockharts Adopt 6-Week-Old Son William Welford
Major and Mrs. Vincent Lockhart announce the adoption of a six week old boy named William Welford Lockhart. Mrs. Lockhart resides in Tulsa while Major Lockhart serves overseas with the 36th Division. They expect to return to Amarillo after the war ends.
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Vincent Lockhart
William Welford Lockhart
Lockhart
Tulsa
Major Lockhart
Globe News
Lockharts
Amarillo
Graveside Services For Carson Infant
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B R Carson of Pampa dies in local hospital this morning Graveside services set for 4 this afternoon at Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction
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B. R. Carson
Pampa
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Lost baby shoe and lonely hearts ads in Graham Texas item
In Graham Texas a reader seeks return of a lost baby’s white shoe stamped 660 with contact details Route 1 Box 370 Amarillo. A separate note asks for correspondence from a man 40 to 45 seeking friendship and work in tourism or sewing. The finder may keep a red billfold lost Saturday containing $77 and papers, contact 2-4710 or 2211 Buchanan.
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Amarillo
Route 1
Box 370
Polk Street
J. C. Penney’s
Tack
Buchanan
Lost purse found seek return reward offered
Dorothy Casler notes a black plastic purse found on Sunday afternoon near Tenth and Glenwood or the 1500 block of West Thirteenth. A liberal reward is offered for its return and contact should be made by calling 239479.
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Glenwood
West Thirteenth
Dorothy Casler
Reader Offers Dogs for Adoption in Amarillo Neighborhood
Notices show residents seeking homes for five puppies to be delivered after arrival, with location details on Washington Street near railroad. Other items include lost items like a black kid glove and a sheep skin mitten, a reward for a missing mattress, and requests to borrow or store a piano, or ironing services offered at 1001 South Roberts.
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Tack
Washington Street
John Martin
Amarillo
Hopeful That Prisoners May Be Rescued Soon
Allied missions in Moscow hope Red Army advances in Silesia will free American British French and Canadian prisoners. Marshal Konev breached toward Sagan on the Bober River near Stalag Luft Three.
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Moscow
Red Army
Marshal Konev
Silesia
Sagan
Bober River
Stalag Luft Three
Al Dubin Composer of Popular Lyrics Dies
New York February 12 Al Dubin aged 54 died here yesterday after a brief illness. He wrote the words to about 2000 songs including Dancing With Tears in My Eyes Among My Souvenirs and Tip Toe Through the Tulips.
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New York
al Dubin
Resume Nurse Draft Hearings Tomorrow and Interest Cools
Chairman May of Kentucky announced hearings on nurse draft legislation would resume tomorrow as House military committee sentiments cooled toward the bill. This week's sessions are to close the committee's consideration, following the president's request for the measure.
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Washington
May
Kentucky
House Military Committee
Roosevelt
S Mullins Dies at Home in Borger
Borger residents mourn S Mullins age 67 who died at his home. Funeral services set for 3 PM tomorrow at First Baptist Church Borger with burial in Panhandle Cemetery.
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S. Mullins
Borger
I S. Mullins
First Baptist Church
Panhandle
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Worry of FALSE TEETH . . . Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping cropping or wobbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy gooey pasty taste or sensation.
Mother Says Sinatra Is Rejected by Army
The mother of Frank Sinatra said he told her in a New York call he had been rejected by the Army. She cited a perforated eardrum as the reason and noted he did not want to serve as an entertainer. She recalled his wish to be photographed in uniform.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank Sinatra
New York
Natale Sinatra
Frank
New Yorker With Three Draft Cards Is Arrested Here
Hyman Lieberman of New York City was charged in a U S commissioner complaint with illegal possession of three draft card sets not his own. He is held while FBI checks his story that he found the cards. Arrest followed Saturday by police officers who turned him over to federal agents. Names on the other cards are being checked.
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Hyman Lieberman
New York City
U. S
FBI
De Gaulle and Giraud Parade Side by Side in Metz
Gen Charles de Gaulle and Gen Henri Girard marched together in Metz during a two day visit through reconquered Alsace Lorraine. Girard traveled from Dijon to welcome De Gaulle as the two leaders projected unity and pledged to make the Rhine a French stream from one end to the other.
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Metz
Charles de Gaulle
Henri Girard
Alsace-Lorraine
Girard
Dijon
de Gaulle
Rhine
Kansas City Livestock Market Report February Prices Illustrated
Kansas City and Chicago livestock quotes show cattle receipts near 14 900 and 2 600 hogs with steady to strong tone for beef and hogs. Highs include long yearling and choice beef steers above 16 dollars, plus premium sows and mixed yearlings, while calves and stockers show steady action amid broad price ranges across classes. Financial notes include a small fund liquidation at 2.16 dollars.
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Kansas City
U.P
WEA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Slightly Cooler Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau predicts a high of 51 with slightly cooler conditions tomorrow. Temperatures fell from 61 yesterday to 29 last night and the day will be partly cloudy.
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Weather Bureau
Full-blooded German police or Collie puppy offered for home
Person seeks a German police or Collie puppy to a loving home with a large fenced yard and invites calls after five. Two six week old puppies also offered to give away with smart playful traits and child friendly potential. Call 9795.
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Tack
Selecting Jury for Trial of Graves
A jury panel of 42 men is being selected in 47th District Court for the Texas case against Frank Graves charged with robbery by assault in the June 14 1944 taking of $35 and 11 quarts of beer from T A Ferguson. Graves also faces a murder charge in the knife slaying of Mrs Dorothy Snelson on May 28. Judge Henry S Bishop ordered a $10 fine for unexcused nonanswers. Counsel are W T Brothers and F H McGregor.
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State of Texas
Frank Graves
47Th
Graves
T. A. Ferguson
Dorothy Snelson
Amarillo Visitor Maj. Gilmore Nunn Returns
Maj. Gilmore Nunn visiting Amarillo. He is with the Air Transport Command in Washington. Nunn just returned from over two years overseas with posts in Portugal, India, China, Ceylon, England, Italy and France. He is son of Mr and Mrs Lindsey Nunn of Amarillo and Lexington Kentucky.
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Maj
Gilmore Nunn
Amarillo
Washington
Air Transport Command
Major Nunn
Portugal
India
China
Ceylon
England
Italy
France
Lindsey Nunn
Lexington
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
Advertisement claims one application of Blue Star Ointment cures itching from eczema rash ringworm pimples scabies and related skin issues. Money back if first use fails. Repeat as needed as healing progresses. Try it today.
Make a Splendid Cough Syrup at Home
A home cough syrup blends sugar or corn syrup with Pinex two percent ounces from the druggist to a pint bottle. The mix provides a long lasting, quick acting remedy for coughs from colds, soothing irritated membranes and loosening phlegm.
Russians close on Berlin as Deutsch Krone falls and Oder drive speeds
Soviet forces pressed the German lines on multiple fronts around the Oder and Silesia. Deutsch Krone fell, Schneidemuehl’s garrison headed toward collapse, and advances near Breslau Liegnitz and Bunzlau widened Soviet reach. Berlin faced heightened danger as rail and highway routes were threatened and German defenses prepared along the Bober.
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Deutsch Krone
Pomerania
Stettin
Baltic
Moscow
Danzig
Oder
Sehneidemuehl
Schneidemuehl
Breslau
Bielsko
Polish Silesia
Ratibor
German Silesia
Moravian
Vienna
Prague
Liegnitz
Bunzlau
Haynau
Stalin
Konev
Saxony
Silesian
Bober
Schweidnitz
Striegan
Ajauer
Goldberg
Czechoslovakia
Oder River
Berlin-Breslau
Lincoln Birthday Bank Holiday Observed in Amarillo
Amarillo marks Lincoln Day with the closing of three banks though schools may note the occasion. The item recalls Lincoln’s humanity and a century ago newspapers carried front page grief over Booth’s April 1865 assassination at Ford’s Theatre.
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Abraham Lincoln
Amarillo
Lincoln
United States
J. Wilkes Booth
Ford
Washington
L. R. Dee
Jackson
New York Herald
Cpl Robert Axtell Returns Home on Furlough
Corporal Robert Axtell arrives in Amarillo for a two and a half year furlough. He visits his mother Bernice Axtell and brother Hal at 1609 Fillmore. Axtell serves as a sanitation technician and inspector in the U S Army medical department stationed in Honolulu. He previously co directed Axtell Music Studios and taught violin and instrumental music at West Texas State College.
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Cpl
Robert Axtell
Amarillo
Bernice Axtell
Hal Axtell
Fillmore
Axtell
Medical Department
U. S. Army
Honolulu
Axtell Music Studios
West Texas State College
Tax Collections Total Over Forty Five Thousand Last Month
State and county tax receipts for January totaled 45 061 with full payments 35 563 and current half payments 24 97 per Potter County. Poll tax receipts reached 5 927 and highway fees for the week ended January 6 amounted to 195 49 led by passenger car registrations at 548 73.
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Potter County
Frank Hoyt
Deputy Marshal Takes Louden to Idaho for Trial
L. N. McKelvey deputy marshal from Wichita left to deliver Daniel J. Louden of Pom eroy Ohio to Pocatello Idaho for trial on charges of transporting four stolen automobiles Louden was arrested here January 26 by city police and placed in custody of the U S Marshal
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L. N. McKelvey
Wichita
Alis
Daniel J. Louden
Pomeroy O
Pocatello
Idaho
Louden
U. S
Mrs Roosevelt says women object to national service draft
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington on February 12 said women would be included in any national service act only after they are willing to be. She noted most women do not want a service act for themselves and linked reluctance to the war not being on their doorstep.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jury Dismissal After Case Settlement Out of Court
A jury summoned for the 108th District Court was dismissed by Judge W. E. Gee after the suit slated for trial was reported settled out of court.
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108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
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