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The Department of Commerce says machine tools are the bottleneck hindering progress in advancing production.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1942
Page
6
Bloody Path Cut by Japs
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the fall of Singapore as a decisive Allied setback. He warns of a sharpened Japanese advance toward Rangoon Java and Sumatra, urges steadfast Allied resolve, and notes that American and British aid must rush to reinforce critical fronts.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Singapore
Churchill
Hitler
Java
Sumatra
Palembang
America
Britain
Victory Dance To Be Shown At Carnival
The St Marys Academy Carnival opens at Cathedral Hall on Washington Street with the Victory Dance by Helen and Art Querry as a featured act. Students and Sisters run games booths and a fish pond while proceeds retire a 1929 building note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Art Querry
St. Mary’s Academy
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Placidia
Dolores Maria
Claudia
John of the Cross
Patricius
Mary Georgia
Mary Stephen
Mary Margaret
Knights of Columbus
Defense Workers Buying Bonds in Southern California
The workforce producing war aircraft in Southern California is buying defense bonds and stamps at about 4 million dollars yearly. Weekly payroll deductions are widespread. Vultee employees purchase about 250 thousand yearly. Douglas purchases rose to 370 thousand in January. Lockheed rose from 100 thousand monthly. Northrop buys about 3 thousand weekly and North American about 89 thousand monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Vultee
Douglas
Lockheed
Northrop
North American
Blood Donations for Services Increase
The Red Cross reports a 100 percent rise in army navy plasma donations since Pearl Harbor. By February 15 researchers had collected over 100000 pints, with 55505 people donating in December and January, yet hundreds of thousands more are still needed to meet armed services requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Armed Services
Ace Humorist Knife Fork Speaker Here
Stickland Gillilan, famed Washington observer, will address the Knife and Fork Club at Amarillo Country Club. His topic is The Lowdown on the Washington High Ups with the subtitle North of the Ears or Sucker Why Dont You Try. Reservations offered at the Amarillo Hotel news stand or Maxor Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickland Gillilan
Washington
Knife and Fork Club
Amarillo Country Club
Mr. Gillilan
America
Amarillo
Maxor Drug
Fisk Building
Amarillo Lunch Fund Seeks Extra Contributions
The Amarillo school lunch drive reports $2,037.64 raised for needy children with $1,400 more needed to cover lunches through end of term. About 1,000 students rely on the fund. donors urged to send contributions to George Waddill at the county courthouse. Campaign ends this week with many names listed among contributors.
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Amarillo
George Waddill
Toby Galbraith
Woman's Club
Paramount Recreation Club
Anonymous
Delecta Dames
Iscaeas
Oliver Eakle
Rotary Club
Semebenvien
Tan Friday Needle Club
Sam Anderson
Ada Halley
Ladies’ Auxilary
Order of Railway Conductors No. Ees
Pogeeees
Harriette Hubbell
Dorothy R. Hubbell
Kerr & Kerr Veseegesses
Navegar Seteesesees
L. K. White
Institute for Girl Scouts Set Tuesday Institute
The Girl Scout training Institute titled Girl Scouts Volunteers for Victory will be held Tuesday in Fellowship Hall at Central Presbyterian Church. Amarillo commissioner Mrs. Edwin C. Ochsner invites leaders from 14 nearby communities for a 10 15 AM start with national board member Mrs. Roy Cullum as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Volunteers For Victory
Girl Scout Training Institute
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Edwin C. Ochsner
Amarillo
Roy Cullum
National Board of Girl Scout Directors
Ochsner
Cullum
R. A. Burnett
Ida Mae McCure
Ida Mae McClure
I. L. Peffley
T. A. Troth
Guy Hastings
Col
L. R. Barker
District Legion Session set for tomorrow night
Legionnaires and auxiliary from the 18th district visit Hanson Post No 54 for the regular district meeting at the Legion Home. Col E A Simpson National defense committee chair will speak. Oyster and pie supper served. dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
18Th Congressional District
Hanson Post No. 54
Legion Home
Col. E. A. Simpson
National Defense Committee
Hanson Post
Jim Johnson
Hupp Clark
Pampa
T. W. Gilstrap
Fred DeCoster
Amarillo
25 Year Club Elects Officers Next Monday
The Amarillo High School 25 year club will meet next Monday, not tonight as the morning paper announced. Club officers were divided on the meeting date.
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Amarillo High School
Californias Enemy Aliens Moved From Key Areas
Hundreds of enemy aliens from 69 restricted zones in California were moved over the weekend under evacuation deadlines. Authorities say removal was incident free and further orders may institute martial law to clear coastal areas. The League of California Cities called for expulsion of Japanese from the state.
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San Francisco
California
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Army
Navy
Oregon
Clark
League of California Cities
Cub Pack Parents in Training Tonight
Parents of members of Boy Scout Cub Pack No. 4 meet at Cathedral Hall at 7 30 tonight for a required training session. S. G. Roy Stockton leads, aided by Al Hurlock Clyde Williams and Will J. Hiatt. Pack reorganizing under Knights of Columbus sponsorship seeks a new charter.
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Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
S. G. “Roy” Stockton
Llano Estacado Council
al Hurlock
Clyde Williams
Will J. Hiatt
Knights of Columbus
Lemon Juice Diet Claim Promotes Quick Weight Loss
An ad touts a kitchen lemon juice recipe as a safe quick weight loss supplement. It asserts a 10 pound loss in days, claims no drugs, and offers AYDS as a product with money back guarantee. It lists Cretney Drug Store contact and free delivery.
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AYDS
Cretney Drug Store
Warn Against Inferior Type Of Medicine
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur warned of danger from inferior medical care during wartime. He urged preserving trained physicians at home to provide effective care and warned against cultist cheap training taking over. He suggested transporting patients to doctors and moving chronic cases from hospitals to focus on acute ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
Stanford University
American Medical Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Small Business Unit Formed To Aid Little Firms
The justice department establishes a Small Business Unit to aid firms unable to afford Washington representation. Thurman Arnold, anti trust chief, said the unit will assist small business people before departments, arguing smaller operators are overwhelmed by regulations on pooling. He defined a small business man as one who cannot afford an office in Washington to monitor rules.
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Washington
Justice Department
Thurman Arnold
House Appropriations
Arnold
Group Surveys Buying of Bonds in Amarillo
Amarillo Life Insurance men began a survey of firms with more than 10 employees to promote salary deduction for buying defense bonds and stamps. About 150 firms not participating, all firms eligible. G W Mills chairs the committee with Ernest Archambeau Clyde Rehmeyer and Zeb Moore. The drive aims to lift Amarillo toward its stamp and bond quota as the city trails by more than 100.
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Amarillo Life Insurance
Amarillo
G. W. Mills
Amarillo Life Underwriters’ Association
Don Wyatt
Mr. Mills
Ernest Archambeau
Clyde Rehmeyer
Zeb Moore
Black Draught Laxative Ad Claims Gentle Thorough Action
An old advertisement touts BLACK DRAUGHT as a spicy aromatic vegetable laxative that is easy to take and gently thorough when directions are followed. It highlights a tonic laxative ingredient to tone intestinal muscles and offers 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
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India
Australia
United Nations
Nippon
Orient
East Indies
Burma
Rangoon
China
Defense
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Tom Cotten
Ace
Institute For Girl Scouts
Defense Institute
Girl Scout Organization
District Legion
Pio Ed
Council of Education and Licensure
ADLA
Rae Tee
Santa Fe
Alf, Gill
Kansas City
H.C. Vincent
Amarillo, Texas
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric
Bell Telephones
Bell Telephone
T. C. Webb
Audiphone CO
North Texas
Amarillo Hotel
Globe-News
Lonsome Pine
Henry
FONDA
Sylvia Sidney
Fred Macmurray
Fuzzy Knight
Fred Stone
Pete Smith
Donald Duck
Galacl
Meet
Amarilla Y. M. C. A
Southwest Area Council
Fort Worth
Joe Rogers
Southwest Area Young Men Council
Great Plains
James Teague
M. C A
Coca-Cola Company
Bieler
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lincoln St
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