Roosevelt May Seek Fourth Term In 1944
President Roosevelt faces two major choices ahead of 1944 elections. He may run again and he may push a purge of Democratic conservatives, following a 1938 attempt that mostly failed. Stop Roosevelt sentiment surfaces among lawmakers and some press reports.
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Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
New York
Tammany
Mr. Roosevelt
Alva B. Adams
Colorado
Walter F.george
Georgia
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Millard F. Tydings
Maryland
Harry L. Hopkins
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Tom Connally
Tex
Washington Times - Herald
Burton K. Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Anne Adams Dress Patterns Offer For Spring
Anne Adams pattern book features dress patterns 4017 and 4106 with fitted bodices and curved skirts, available in women sizes 34 through 48. Each pattern costs sixteen cents, with yardage noted for size 36, and a free dickey pattern included in the book. Orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Captain Gibbon Transferred to Laredo Gunnery School
Capt William E Gibbon Ama rillo dental clinician at Brooks Field Texas has been transferred to the Laredo Flexible Gunnery School where he will take charge of the army dental clinic He was promoted from first lieutenant and has served at Brooks Field since June 1942 He was active in the American Business Club prior to joining the army
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William E. Gibbon
Amarillo
Brooks Field
Tex
Laredo
Army Dental Clinic
Gibbon
Baylor School of Dentistry
Dallas
American Business Club
Arm
Missouri House kills dog bite liability bill for mail carriers
Missouri lawmakers rejected a bill making owners liable for dog bite damages to carriers after a spokesman said 7,992 of 8,000 Missouri letter carriers were bitten last year. In Boston, an escort vessel to be launched will be named for Ensign Joseph Gillespie Smart of Austin, Texas, who died at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House Judiciary Committee
Boston
Joseph Gillespie Smart
Austin
Texas
Oahu
Hawaii
Beware Coughs After Flu Warns Against Chronic Bronchitis
An ad warns that postflu coughing can become chronic bronchitis if untreated and promotes Creomulsion to soothe inflamed bronchial membranes and loosen phlegm. It promises money back if the user dislikes the product after trying it.
Legion Campaign Seeks 40 WAAC Recruiters For Panhandle
Legion posts plan a drive to recruit 20 men and 20 women for WAAC service by March 31 with 584 women sought in the Panhandle area. Roy Beard and Mrs. Irma Griggs lead committees while downtown booths are planned. Navy tribute to be held March 2 with WAVES support. Lana Turner hospitalized amid reports of pregnancy and stress as annulment proceedings proceed.
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Legion
Legion Home
Army
Auxiliary
WAAC
Panhandle
Roy Beard
Irma Griggs
Legion Auxiliary
E. C. Nelson
George Washington
America
Louise McCluney
Central Junior High School
Maynard Drake
Carvass
Folsom Jackson
Col. E. A. Simpson
Navy
WAVES
Sol Levine
Msgs
Grace Hodge
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Stephen Crane
Miss Turner
Crane
Fire Destroys Rubber Warehouse in Kansas City
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the block square building housing Good year Tire and Rubber and Kelly-Springfield Tire in North Kansas City. Loss estimated between 300000 and 500000 dollars. War Dad's Club formed in Belton Texas to support USO and entertain service men.
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Kansas City
U.P
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
WAR Dad's Club
Belton
Tex
USO
Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Ease for Stomach
Constipation brings discom for after meals stomach upset bloating dizzy spells gas and bad breath. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin wakes lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines to relief. The pleasant taste and stomach-friendly formula suit children too.
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Dr. Caldwell
Mystery white horse spurs hunt in Palo Duro region
Reports from Washburn Amarillo and surrounding areas describe a strange white horse seen near Lost Cedar Canyon rim in Palo Duro. Riders plan an expedition using airplanes to locate and capture the wild stallion described as elusive and warning of danger to livestock.
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Washburn
Lost Cedar Canyon
Big Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
R. F. Smith
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Delbert Dalby
Will Rogers Range Riders
Mr. Dalby
Claude
Canyon
Wayside
Plains
Strolling Convict Sought in Texas
State, county and local officers searched for James Boyd a 36 year old convict who walked away from a Bowie County burglary sentence at a Retrieve state prison farm potato patch seven miles north of Angleton Brazoria County. He may have headed toward Angleton and Houston aboard a train.
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Houston
U.P
Angleton
Brazoria County
James Boyd
Bowie County
Civilian boycott urged to curb illegal meat markets
Thomas E. Wilson, packing industry leader, warns black markets in meat threaten supplies for the nation and allies. He urges consumers to refrain from illegally slaughtered or priced meats and says wholesalers and retailers must cooperate to stamp out the practice.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson
Wilson and Co
Motion Picture at Church Services
Central Presbyterian Church hosts a motion picture night titled Mexico Builds a Democracy as part of Church Night. A covered dish supper starts at 6 15 with Sara Seward Circle hosting, followed by Latin America study and travel pictures near Mexico City from 7 to 8. Service men are invited.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Mexico City
Sara Seward
Latin America
Weather Holds Up Search for Fliers
Random Field fliers awaited better flying conditions to resume an aerial search for Lieut. Chas N. Daniel UT all American guard and Lieut. Calvin E. Griffin II missing since departure Saturday morning from Randolph Field on a local flight. The trainer aircraft is from majors field Greenville where Daniel is stationed. Daniel had flown to Randolph on a cross country flight.
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San Antonio
Randolph Field
Chas N. Daniel
University of Texas
Four School Children Die in Arkansas Bus Crash
Four school children were killed and nearly a score injured, seven seriously, when a loaded school bus collided with a state highway department asphalt truck at a narrow bridge one mile west of Dardanelle Arkansas late yesterday.
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Dardanelle
Ark
State Highway Department
Here
Session Friday for Smelter Workers
An all out effort for victory framed a Friday night meeting at 7 45 in the High School Auditorium for smelter workers their families and friends. FE J Bruderlin manager of the American Smelting and Refining Company arranged the program with Ross Rogers as chairman. Capt Marion Beatty of the St Louis Ordnance District and Lt Col Paul T Hanley of Amarillo Army Air Field will speak. Movies will be shown and a band concert directed by Robert Louis Barron.
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FE. J. Bruderlin
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ross Rogers
Marion Beatty
St. Louis
Robert Louis Barron
Louisiana Murder Suspect Held for Grand Jury
James Philip Gordon alias Pvt James Lawton, 48, held in Abbeville for grand jury action in the murder of J E Miller a 50 year old Beaumont slot machine salesman. Gordon confessed the killing occurred between Abbeville and Maurice two years ago after a dispute over a robbery plan.
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Abbeville
James Philip Gordon
New Iberia
J. E. Miller
Beaumont
N. Smith Hoffpaulr
Gordon
James Lawton
Miller
Maurice
Lafayette
K. P. Landry
Noble County
Oklo
Nevada
Tucson
Ariz
New Mexico
Louisiana
Seek Explanation of Stored Cotton Seed
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard was asked to explain why stored stocks of cotton seed were not released to feeders. J Walter Hammond, president of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation, urged an investigation into the protein feed shortage citing a January 18 government report showing 1 401 218 tons of cotton seed on hand at year end 1942. Hammond warned that the food production program in Texas is endangered by the shortage. Liberia, Negro republic in Africa has no good natural harbor.
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Waco
U.P
Claude R. Wickard
J. Walter Hammond
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Wickard
Texas
Hammond
Lavoptik Eye Relief Promises Soothing Comfort
Eyewash Lavoptik offers relief for burning inflammation and itching from irritants. It cools and refreshes the eyes with a money back guarantee after 25 years of success praised by thousands. Eye-cup included. Available at all druggists.
Glenn Darwin Sings Tonight at Civic Music Concert
Glenn Darwin baritone performs as the third season attraction for Civic Music Association. The 8:15 PM show at the High School Auditorium offers $1.50 single tickets at the door, with free USO tickets for service members through Miss Irene DeMunn. Darwin, 27, studied at Eastman and Juilliard and debuted in New York in 1940.
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Glenn Darwin
Civic Music Association
Civic Music
Irene DeMunn
USO
Darwin
Kansas City
Middle West
New York
Eastman School of Music
Julliard School of Music
National Broadcasting Company
Stoppage of Work Banned by Regional Board
Dallas reports the eighth regional War Labor Board continues sessions after warning workers and employers to observe the no strike and no lockout policy. The board, representing labor, industry and the public for Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana, vows it will not yield to pressure through work stoppages while handling wage adjustments under the regional decentralization program. H. M. 8, Implacade, is cited as the only vessel afloat, used in British Navy training.
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Dallas
Eighth Région War Labor Board
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
WLB
Floral shell edge design from early 19th century
The piece features a cornflower motif on a shell edge with an under glaze color scheme. Described as typical of vigorous decoration methods from the first half of the 1800s.
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