Amarillo Philharmonic to stage all-Russian program
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra under Robert Louis Barron will present an all-Russian program in the USO Auditorium starting at 8:30. The lineup includes Glinka Overture to Russian and Ludmilla, Rachmaninoff’s Prokofiev Classical Symphony in D major, Borodin’s On the Steppes, and Tschaikowsky selections from the Nutcracker. Tickets are $1.20 for adults and 64 cents for students.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Louis Barron
Russia
Ludmilla
Prokofieff
Mozart
Central Asia
Borodine
Tschaikowsky
Walt Disney
USO
Health Units Are Combined In Potter County and Amarillo
Potter County Commissioners Court approved combining the Amarillo and Potter County health units. The joint City-County Health Unit will start March 1 under City Commission direction to pursue federal and state grants and eliminate duplication for smoother sanitation and preventive care.
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Potter County Commissioners Court
Amarillo
Potter County
City
A P. Hancock
Joe Jennkns
Oscar Hargett
Bob Epperson
State Department of Health
Sam Aaronson
D. M Conxgill
E. O. Northcutt
George Killian
Lon Sellars
Ray Daniels
Jack Swann
Am- Tilla
Amarilla Independent School District
Many Motorists Have Wrong Plates In Texas
State highway patrol reports many out of state drivers use outdated 1944 plates. Deadline has passed in 20 states including Alabama Arkansas California and New York. Drivers must obtain 1944 February March licenses or apply for 1945 licenses, with Texas title or receipt enabling immediate processing at the county tax office.
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Polk Ivy
Texas Highway Patrol
Alabama
Air- Tod Arkansa
California
Texas
Frank Hoyt
State Highway Patrol
40 et 8 Ladies Night Planned for Tomorrow
The 40 et 8 Ladies Night will be at 7 30 tomorrow at Amarin Country Club. Officials say wives or dates pay 150 per plate. there is no admission for members or guests otherwise. Attendees must wear official 40 et 8 caps per Bill Imel.
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Westite
Amarin Country Club
Bill Imel
Vatture
Fred Hicks Held by Muskogee Officers
Sheriff Bill Adams reports Muskogee officers are holding Fred Hicks on a pickup order from Potter County. Hicks faces district court charges of wife desertion and will be returned to stand trial after waiving extradition.
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Bill Adams
Muskogee
Okla
Fred Hicks
Potter County
Hicks
Muskogeee
Adem
Right of Way Agent Named for Santa Fe Western Lines
G C Jefferis announced the appointment of Henry C Munn as right of way agent for the Santa Fe Western Lines effective Friday. Munn replaces F E Beardley who resigned to become an industrial engineer for the D&RGW in Colorado. Leo J Dove will fill the vacancy left by Munn as chief in the engineering office. Promotions in the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway traffic department include F H Hemphill moving to El Paso as city freight and passenger agent and L C Denney moving to Amarillo as traveling freight and passenger agent. J W Jones Jr advances to traveling freight and passenger agent based in San Angelo.
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Santa Fe
G. C. Jefferis
Mr. Munn
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First Christian Church
Lions Club
Toastmasters’ Club
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
Texas
New Mexico
H. C. Vincent
F. H. Hemphill
San Angelo
Fl Paso
L. C. Denney
Amarillo
J. W. Jones Jr
Lubbock
Markets Dow Jones Stocks and Kansas City Livestock Summary
Market report shows industrials at 195.91 up 1.06 and utilities at 27.71 up 0.22. Kansas City livestock records buyers and sellers, cattle and hog prices, with top steers around 15.90 to 15.75 per cwt and hogs steady near 14.50, while Chicago stockyards list mixed cattle and sheep prices, steady to higher for select lots.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Shel Enbber
Kansas City
Chicago
WEA
Rotary Institute Speaker on China at Amarillo High
The Amarillo Rotary Club presents four lectures under the theme New Forces in World Affairs. Mrs. Geraldine Townsend Fitch will discuss The New China in the New Pacific at 8 p.m. in Amarillo High School Auditorium as part of the 1945 Rotary Institute of International Understanding.
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Rotary Institute of International Understanding
Geraldine Townsend Fitch
China
Pacific
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Legion to hold Maine sinking observance program
United Spanish American War Veterans including Philippine Insurrection and Boxer Rebellion veterans will assemble at the American Legion Hall at 7 30 tonight for a special program linked to the Maine sinking anniversary.
War Production Board official in Amarillo to answer questions
Willis B. Askew of Oklahoma City representing the War Production Board will be in Amarillo until noon tomorrow to answer citizens questions on priorities. He arrived yesterday and spent a busy day at the chamber of commerce interviewing priority information seekers. The Potter County Grand Jury resumed deliberations with no indictments at noon. Several new cases were ready for presentation to jurors when the jury convened.
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WPB
Willis B. Askew
Oklahoma City
War Production Board
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Potter County
Grand Jury
Brownie Troop Delivers Cookies to Amarillo Field Hospital
Girl Scout executives delivered 16 boxes of Valentines cookies packed by Brownie Troop 49 at Margaret Wills School for men at Amarillo Field Base hospital. The group leaders are Mrs. W. R. Fox and Mrs. Herb Budke.
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Amarillo Field Base Hospital
Fac Brownie
Margaret Wills School
W. R. Fox
Herb Budke
February Khiva Temple meeting set for Masonic building
The Khiva Temple will hold its February meeting at the Masonic building tomorrow night with a supper at 6 o'clock before the meeting at 7:30. Fred Galle, recorder, announced the schedule.
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Khiva
Fred Galle
Anthropologists Link Cold Climate to Narrower Noses
Researchers note a trend across populations that colder environments associate with narrower nasal passages. The study cites genetic and evolutionary factors, suggesting climate influenced facial proportions over generations, though methods and scope invite further verification.
Warsaw Governor Taken in New York Report
Soviet troops reportedly captured former Warsaw governor Gustaf Fischer, accused of liquidating the Warsaw ghetto, according to a British radio quote of Moscow reports.
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Warsaw
New York
Gustav Fischer
Warsaw Ghetto
Moscow
Army recruits WAC station reopened in Amarillo post office
Lt. Jewel K Hooper and Sgt Pauline Hicks lead the revived WAC recruiting station in the basement post office building announcing open enlistment for women aged 20 to 50 for home and abroad during the war. Medical technicians are in demand with hours 830 AM to 515 PM and a regional tour planned after Amarillo outreach.
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WAC
Eighth Service Command
Jewel K. Hooper
Denton
Set
Pauline Hicks
Durant
Okla
Irene Strive
New Orleans
Amarillo
Hooper
Women's Army Corp
Assault Charnel Filed Against C. S. Williams
A charge of assault with intent to murder was filed in district court this morning against C. S. Williams of Ropesville. He is jailed on a 2000 bond, set by Justice of the Peace C. W Carder, after a midnight arrest linked to a hotel stabbing. Jake Donohoe of Plainview is hospitalized with a knife wound near the lung in serious but not critical condition.
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C. S. Williams
Ropesville
Justice of the Peace
C. W Carder
Williams
Northwest
Texas
Jake Donohoe
Plainview
Weather Holds Steady with Frost Nights and 60s Afternoons
The Weather Bureau reports little change with near freezing nighttime temperatures and daytime highs around 60. The article notes a comfortable pattern continuing into today and mentions a Sunday School class gathering at San Jacinto Methodist Church with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
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Arery
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Nazi Propaganda Wobble After Crimea Conference
The article notes mixed signals in German broadcasts after the Crimea conference. Initial Nazi outputs summarized the communique but later commentators claimed the Big Three upheld policies of hate and destruction toward Germany. US broadcasts mention the Morgenthau plan to enslave and ruin the Reich.
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Crimea
Germany
Towarrd
United States
Reich
Graves Trial Stories Vary In Robbery By Assault Case
Defense and state witnesses present divergent accounts in the Frank Graves robbery by assault case over money and beer stolen from Te Aweher guson early June 14 1944. Prosecution links Graves to a Monroe Street house and a Williams car. defense places him in Sundown at the time. A church record shows Graves paid no money the night of June 18. The trial could go to the jury late afternoon. Graves also faces a murder charge for the May 28 knife slaying of Mrs Dorothy Shelton.
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Frank Graves
Amarillo
Graves
Monroe Street
Clarence Williams
Sundown
Hockley County
Dorothy Snelton
Missing on French Front Corp. Burnett Reported Missing
War Department lists Corporal William A Burnett missing in action since January 19 in France. He enlisted August 1943, has served about a year overseas, trained at Camp Hood, and fights with a tank destroyer unit. He is a graduate of Adrian High School.
Stuttgart bombed by British Mosquito bombers
British Mosquito bombers attacked Stuttgart and targets in western Germany last night, targeting communications and manufacturing hubs in the raid reported from London.
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Stuttgart
Western Germany
London
U.P
Germany
S S Farnest Azling Dies in Action in France
Mrs. Susie Belle Azling learns from the War Department that her husband Private Farnest A. Azling was killed in action on January 26 in France. A native of Nara Visa New Mexico, he moved with family to Dalhart in 1933 and Amarillo in 1941. He served after December 1943, trained at Camp Shelby, and served in Italy before France. He leaves his wife and daughter Ernestine Ruth and is survived by his mother, a sister, two brothers, and a brother on combat duty in Belgium.
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Mirror
War Department
Farnest A. Azling
France
Azling
Nara Visa
N. M
Dalhart
Amarillo
International Harvester Co
Camp Shelby
Miss
Italy
Ernestine Ruth
Rosie P. Shelton
Claremore
Okla
Sarah Arling
Thomas Azling
Owen Azling
Belgium
Alum root refers to two distinct U S plants
The term alum root denotes two different species grown in the United States. Each plant is distinct in origin habitat and properties, yet share a common name leading to potential confusion in historical or herbal texts.
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United States
Home hair tinting recipe promises gray coverage
A long standing home remedy claims to darken gray hair using bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water. The mix is applied by combing through hair and is said to darken without washing out or affecting permanents. This "Rarho" recipe has been used for over 30 years and sold through druggists.
YWCA Board Plans Spring Events and Visits
The YWCA board met at 501 Lincoln to schedule spring activities. Dr. Bernice Moore of the Hare Foundation will address Amarillo groups March 29–30, and Miss Dorothy Goeling is invited for March 25–27. The spring membership meeting is set for March 25.
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YWCA
Lincoln
Bernice Moore
Hare Foundation
University of Texas
Amarillo
Dorothy Goeling
Amarillo “Y
P. L. Reppert
R. T. Weills
Annie McDonald
W. I. Dinan
Reppert
H. C. Adams
Arthur Bluhm
Dc. T. Crowe
J. S. Fischer
W. W. Gibson
Faye S. Gordon
George Hammock
Charles M Holt
Bob Kesterson
Erwin C. Oschner
G. G. Ordway
Guy Owens
World Fellowship
P. L
Price Hoes
C W. Seibel
Nace
Weis
Virginia Blackwell
Esther Bou
Ware
Reeserve
San Antonio
Amarillo Observes Chinese New Year With 13 Month Calendar
About 50 Amarillo residents begin a new year not by a holiday schedule but by the Chinese calendar. A member of the Chinese colony explains that this year contains 13 months, a pattern that occurs every third year, as Globe News Want Ads Get Results notes.
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Amarillo
Globe News
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