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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1943

Page

2

Union bill sparks fight over labor racketeering claim in Texas

Lieutenant Governor John Lee Smith accused union labor lobbyists of backing a bill to regulate labor unions and fight racketeering. The House state affairs committee reported the measure favorably 17-2, drawing union opposition who warned of a move toward dictatorship. Meanwhile Archbishop Spellman received safe conduct from Italy to Vatican City for talks with Pope Pius XII.

Austin John Lee Smith Durwood Manford House State Affairs Committee Smith Texas Madrid Francis J Spellman New York Vatican City Pope Pius

Two Little Girls Seek Guardians Near Borger Texas

Classified notice from Borger Texas asking for a couple to house and care for two school age girls whose mother has been dead about a year and a half. The writer Charles W. Morrow expects possible army call and lists Box 631 Borger.

Charles W. Morrow Borger Texas

Purse Found on Parking Lot At CT Girls School

A purse was found on the parking lot and will be returned to its owner upon proper identification. Georges Clemenceau, known as the Tiger of France and WWI premier, once taught French at a Connecticut girls’ school.

Georges Clemenceau Tiger of France Connecticut

Hollywood Talker Reveals Actors lives Off Screen

Jimmie Fidler profiles Vince Barnett a longtime aviator who ran a private radio flying school for 42000 enrollees aided by General Arnold. The piece notes similar misalignments between screen personas and real lives of stars like Ann Sheridan Louis Wolheim Wallace Beery and William Powell. It also recalls anecdotes about directors polo players and a heartless extras story at RKO and USO notes from A C Lyles.

Hollywood Vince Barnett Uncle Sam Arnold U. S. Air Corps Ann Sheridan Louis Wolheim Wallace Beery Donald Meek Caspar Milquetoast Dreds of Pictures Ann Corio ZaSu Pitts William Powell Cecil B. de Mille Spencer Tracy MGM Constance Bennett Wallace Beery High Sierras Cocoanut Grove Ramon Novarro

Theyll Fight Like Brothers Theyll Fight Like Brothers

Joseph Cornazzo a boot black aged 67 says two of his sons serve in the American Army and his eldest Mario is in the Italian army. He notes he told both to seek Mario in Italy for a confrontation. A Berlin Reuters broadcast claimed the US troopship John Ericsson, over 20 000 tons, was torpedoed off the Moroccan coast with no Allied confirmation.

New York Joseph Cornazzo Mario Italy London Berlin Reuters United States John Ericsson

Berlin Reports Nanking Fire

A Berlin DNB broadcast said a large fire in Nanking, capital of the Japanese puppet regime in China, destroyed 186 buildings. It blamed carelessness and gave no further details on the cause or nature of the blaze.

London DNB Berlin Nanking China

House Rejects Bill To Cut FCC Funds

The House voted 162 to 87 to reject a motion to remove the FCC appropriation from the independent offices supply bill after an appeal by Speaker Sam Rayburn.

House FCC Washington U.A House Today Federal Communications Commission Independent Offices Sam Rayburn

WAVES and SPARS Arrive in Gotham Training Base

Contingents of WAVES and SPARS begin arriving in New York to train at the new naval base housed in the former Hunter College in the Bronx. Admiral Sir Studholme Browning, a World War I hero and convoy commodore, is reported missing with no details given.

New York United States Naval Base Hunter College Bronx London Sir Studholme Browning Jutland

Justice Murphy Resumes West Coast Trip After Brief Illness

Supreme Court Justice Frank Murphy ends a brief stay in Dallas after near collapse treatment and resumes travel to the West Coast today. The move follows a period of rest as he continues his court duties.

Dallas Frank Murphy United States Supreme Court West Coast

How To Hot FALSE TEETH

Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping or wobbling when you eat or talk. Sprinkle FASTEETH on your plates to hold teeth firmly and comfortably. Alkaline powder leaves no gummy taste or sour smell and reduces denture odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.

Submarine Base Pounded Again by RAF Raiders

London reports RAF bombers hit the Lorient submarine base on the French coast in a concentrated raid last night with only two bombers lost. Fighter command ranged over northwest Germany to disrupt communications as the St Nazaire base was also pounded by American Liberators.

London Royal Air Force Lorient French Air Ministry Fighter Command Germany RAF St. Nazaire

Allies Press Submarine War as Allies Strike Across Britain

The Allies intensified efforts to curb submarine threats while German raids hit South Wales coast causing casualties. German aircraft also struck other British points with light damage, and British fighters destroyed or damaged freight trains and infrastructure across the continent.

South Wales Air and Home Security Britain

Lady Marines Decline Nicknames In Wartime Slang Debate

Washington dispatch notes U S Marine Corps Women Reserve seeking the name Marines without nicknames. Barber shop chatter ridicules WAAC WAVES SPARS and MCWR initials, while readers debate fitting titles and public perception amid wartime slang.

Kenneth L. Dixon Washington Ruth Cheney Streeter Marine Corps Women’s Reserve Marines Oscar Mars—Marine Auxiliary Marine Corp MCWR

Markets and grain prices brief from Chicago and Kansas City

Milling and livestock report covers grain quotes for Wheat Corn and Soybeans with open high low and close figures. Kansas City and Chicago markets describe hog and cattle trade with price ranges and receipts for Feb 16 17. It notes slow hog sales and steady to firm cattle values amid limited demand.

Chicago Chicago Livestock

Border Conference basketball openers in Albuquerque slate

West Texas State College faces Arizona State Teachers College of Flagstaff at 5 PM in the Border Conference tournament opener in Albuquerque. Texas Mines meets Hardin-Simmons at 6:30 PM, Texas Tech plays Arizona State Teachers of Tempe at 8 PM, and New Mexico University meets Arizona University in the final game of tonight's program.

Albuquerque West Texas State College Arizona State Teachers College of Flagstaff Texas Mines and Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech Arizona State Teachers of

Market Report: Cattle Sheep Prices And Industry Notes

Beef cattle trend steady to higher with active demand and mixed quality. Bulls and stock cattle strengthen, slaughter lambs steady to higher with strong feeding lambs at top end, while grain and fat lambs show firm demand. industrial fund listings show liquidating price at $1.6184 and offering $1.77.

Financial Industrial

Hamrick Approved for Board Post but Ruled Ineligible

The Texas Senate in executive session approved Governor Stevenson’s nominations of Sidney Latham for Secretary of State and H. G. Hamrick for the state industrial accident board. Attorney General Mann ruled Hamrick ineligible because the employee member must be a current employee of business or industry, a court test of the appointment was anticipated.

Hamrick Austin Senate Coke Stevenson Sidney Latham Longview H. G. Hamrick Amarillo State Industrial Accident Board Gerald C. Mann Mann Potter County

Nelson Urged To Quit WPB

Washington February 17 Chairman Donald M Nelson of the War Production Board faced calls to retire from friends and foes. He planned a brief vacation to rest and to allow Charles E Wilson to run WPB. Some urged his resignation with Wilson as successor while others backed Bernard M Baruch for the post.

Washington Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Ferdinand Eberstadt Nelson Charles E. Wilson WPB Wilson General Electric Company White House Bernard M. Baruch James Forrestal The Navy Ehberstadt

Surprise Blow at Japan Is Hinted

The Pacific war council met with President Roosevelt to discuss when and where UN offensives against Japan will occur. New Zealand Minister Walter Nash said Japan “might be hit in a way they had never dreamed of.”

Washington U.P Pacific War Council Roosevelt United Nations Japan White House New Zealand Walter Nash Casablanca Chungking

France Plans Wider Fleet Presence in United States

Vice-Admiral Raymond Fenard head of the French naval mission said in Philadelphia that the battleship Richelieu now in the U S will be joined by all the other ships of the French fleet but he did not specify when.

Philadelphia Raymond Fenard United States Richelieu

Army fears draft plan could force accepting undesirables

A senior army officer warned that statewide draft quotas with deferment priorities for dependents could force induction of illiterates and other “undesirables” now limitedly accepted. The committee postponed action until tomorrow as it weighs Representative Kilday's measure amid War Department objections.

Washington Kilday Texas Independent Offices May Kentucky War Department

Plane Accident at Amarillo Field Causes Minor Damage

Rumors of a crack-up at Amarillo Army Field proved exaggerated as a dual motor plane suffered a broken axle while taxiing. Cadets John H. Hall and John R. Gustafson from the Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School at Pampa were aboard. no injuries reported. They flew in from Pampa Field under Captain W. H. Grierson during a flight with other planes this morning.

Amarillo Army Field John H. Hall John R. Gustafson Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School of Pampa Pampa Field Cap. W. H. Grierson

Welfare Agencies Aid After Fire

The American Red Cross Salvation Army and the Social Welfare Association aid Mrs Audrey Morgan after her eight month old daughter died from a fire. Salvation Army members gave 26 dollars among themselves. Red Cross handles case due to the father in military service. Agencies said no public contributions needed as family needs are met.

American Red Cross The Salvation Army Social Welfare Association Community Chest Audrey Morgan Red Cross

Pretty but Windy Weather Report Cites Bureau

The weather bulletin notes windy conditions with a cool morning low of 26 degrees and a moderate drop in temperature expected tonight. No storm activity or significant changes are indicated by officials.

Weather Bureau

Three laxative tips and brand history

A vintage Q and A advises not to use laxatives frequently, use only when needed, and choose a gentle, effective option. It highlights Black-Draught as a widely trusted laxative across the Southwest, sold in a yellow box with 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.

Southwest

A Glamor Touch To Graying Hair

An ad highlights Barbo hair tinting sold through druggists. It promises a professional look at home using Bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound mixed with water to color gray or faded hair, claiming a uniform natural glow that won’t wash out or affect permanents.

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