Worley plans Alaska trip as news correspondent reports
The writer outlines ambitions to travel to Alaska over the new highway to Anchorage and beyond by air to an Aleutian base, subject to a hernia operation and permission. He predicts growth in Alaska as a major air-base and notes wartime diplomacy, politics, and public sentiment shaping the war’s end and Roosevelt’s prospects.
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Alaska
Gene Worley
Alaskan
Anchorage
Aleutian Islands
Iimon Worley
Ernest Thompson
Tokio
South America
United States
Mexico
Congress
del Monte
Heinz
Help Wanted Place Near Amarillo College
Reader seeks a girl going to a business college for room and board. Located two blocks from Amarillo Business College. Call 7929. Also offered a $10 reward for a lost Boston bull dog named Pip near Washington Street and the Canyon highway, contact L. F. Brauer Palo Duro Apts.
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Amarillo
Boston
Washington Street
Can
Pip
Help Wanted and Lost and Found Notices
Wanted general housework by a dependable woman ages 20 to 35 with good wages. Address 823 Bryan St. or call 20413. Care for children lines seek a girl to watch two daughters Wednesdays and other nights, near 710 B Fairmont St. Lost: black cloth gloves with red leather palms. call 4972 or 7331. Found: dress box from an Accessory Shop at Ru Dell's 815 Polk St claimed by description. Woman 36 seeks a morning job to take Amarillo College courses 4–8 PM or 7–11 PM. call 9593.
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Sidney Greenstreet
Illinois
New York
Tack
Bryan St
Call
Fairmont St
Polk Street
Amarillo College
Hollywood Stars Court Controversy and Buck Jones Memorial Drive
Jimmie Fidler reports on tempers over a clause to shield Jimmie’s father Will Rogers from publicity while MGM eyes Carole Lombard life story. Buck Jones Memorial War Bond Drive gathers Hollywood support to buy Mustang planes. Roosevelt salary ceiling compromise for actors debated as equal service questioned.
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Dave Rose
Alan
Ladd
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RKO
Maria Montez
Karl Kreuger
Marjorie Weaver
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Columbia
Jean Arthur
Fred MacMurry
Fred
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Deanna Durbin
Africa
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Buck Jones
A. R. Prostak
Schenectady
N. Y
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Prostak
Jimmie Fidler
Calif
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Billfold Lost With Nine Dollars Noted
A note states a billfold containing nine dollars was lost Friday night and the finder is asked to return it. The message continues on page twelve for further details.
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Tack
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping with FASTEETH
Do not be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Slipping or wobbling can be eased by sprinkling FASTEETH on plates. The alkaline powder provides added comfort and security without gummy taste, helping plates stay firm. Obtain FASTEETH at any drug store.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Germany
Congress
Panhandle
Democratic Party
Naval gunners pursue hip high Mexican mountain lion
Corpus Christi Texas February 15 naval gunners aided by dogs chased a hip high Mexican mountain lion that has twice entered the Cabaniss Auxiliary Naval Air Station fifteen miles south of the main station. The cat ignored guards and left without a pass.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
U.P
Cabaniss Auxiliary Naval Air Station
M Main Naval Air Station
Consumer Cooperative Meeting Tomorrow
About 600 former stockholders of the Consumer Cooperative Associated will gather at the Herring Hotel tomorrow for its annual meeting. Leonard F. Cowden general manager and treasurer announced. R. B. Gist of Happy is the Associated president. W. W. Kurfee of Plainview is secretary.
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Consumer Cooperative Associated
Herring Hotel
Leonard F. Cowden
R. B. Gist
Happy
Associated
W. W.kurfee
Plainview
Mona's Smile Tells You Nothing
Washington reports the White House had no comment on Marshal Timoshenko possibly visiting Washington. Presidential Secretary Hassett said he checked with the President and received only a Mona Lisa smile.
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Mona
Washington
White House
Remyon Timoshenko
Timoshenko
William D. Hassett
Supreme Court declines review in Buchalter Weiss Capone case
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of Louis Lepke Buchalter Emanuel Weiss and Louis Capone for the murder of Brooklyn storekeeper Joseph Rosen. The trio, alleged members of Murder, Inc., are under sentence to die at Sing Sing.
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Supreme Court
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter
Emanuel Weiss
Louis Capone
Murder, Inc
Joseph Rosen
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
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