Five-room brick home for sale near downtown area
Brick 5-room home west of Polk Street offers furnished or unfurnished options at 4759 or 5500, close to downtown and two bus lines. Features include fenced yard, trees, lawns, and proximity to grade school with immediate possession after closing. Contact E. A. Regal Company or Roy Britain for details.
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Lizzie Collins
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West Part
T. le Lipscomb
Wolflin
Powell Realty
Country Club Terrace
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Country Club
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Robert's
Bivins Aor
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Polk Ph
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T. L. Lipscomb
M. Woodruff
G. C. Odom
Tyler
Sam) Albright
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Amarillo
Lubbock
Polk Street
Mortgage Loan & Realty Co
Eable
North Rusk
Wheeler
South Harrison
Roy Britain
South Polk
Farm price talks cloud policy as harvest nears
Washington officials report sharp disputes between the administration and Congress over farm price ceilings subsidies and crop control plans. Uncertainty about future policies threatens planting for key war crops as officials weigh incentive payments to boost production.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Agriculture Department
Farm Bloc
Mail orders open for Sigmund Romberg concert tickets
Mail orders for the Sigmund Romberg concert at the USO Municipal Auditorium are coming in early. Advance sale opens next Wednesday at Globe News with orders filled in receipt order. Prices include tax. box seats and ringside options listed. orders require payment and self addressed return envelope. The three hour program features Romberg melodies with a 45 piece orchestra and three Broadway stars. The show moves from Denver to Oklahoma City after this engagement.
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Globe-News
Sigmund Romberg
USO
Globe News
Romberg
Gasoline Ration Relaxed for Workers via C Book
The Office of Price Administration loosened gasoline rationing to allow workers to obtain enough fuel for daily commutes. Those with “C” books may qualify if “B” books are insufficient and no alternate transport exists, with applications reviewed by state or district offices.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Two Trains Crash Claims Lives Near Houston
Dan C. Henson, 51, a Houston shopworker, was killed instantly and his uncle C. E. Phillips, 55, seriously injured when they fled one oncoming train and ran into another traveling from the opposite direction. They had moved from a Rosebud area farm five months earlier and were walking along the railroad when the collision occurred.
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Houston
Dan C. Henson
C. E. Phillips
Henson
Rosebud
Texas
Soldiers and Wives Get Mixed Up
In Madisonville Texas on February 18 Mrs G H Moore wife of an army private signs a letter Dorothy Pvt G H Moore of Alabama misreads it thinking his wife ill He seeks camp hospital care while another Mrs Moore calls the Alabama Private Moore but is puzzled The Alabama soldier eats candy sent by the Madisonville wife prompting a cry that the Army must do something.
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Madisonville
Tex
G. H. Moore
Dorothy
Alabama
Moore
Texas
Camp Hospital
Navy Mothers Club Meets Tonight at Legion Home
The Navy Mothers Club invites naval parents and those with relatives in the nautical services to Legion Home at 1800 Harrison Street for an 8 o'clock meeting. Commander M. E. Jordan said WAVES family members are especially welcome and Charles Lowe chaired an entertaining program.
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Navy Mothers Club
Legion Home
Harrison Street
M. E. Jordan
Charles Lowe
Market Summary and Kansas City Livestock Prices
The report covers Dow Jones averages at 1 PM with declines in the utilities sector and mixed industrials. It also details Kansas City and Chicago livestock auctions with hogs, cattle, calves, sheep and sausage bulls priced, noting softer hogs and steady to firm cattle, with specific bid ranges and top prices across beef, veal, and lamb categories.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Colorado
Split Threatens in Churchill Government
London February 18 The House of Commons defeated a Labour amendment condemning the governments Beveridge Social Security policy by 335 to 119. The vote marks a potential rift in Prime Minister Churchill's coalition as Labour MPs largely opposed the government, challenging its Beveridge stance despite defense from Labour War Cabinet member Herbert Morrison.
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London
House of Commons
Churchill
House
Herbert Morrison
War Cabinet
British Bombers Attack Germany Again. No Loss Reported
British long range bombers struck targets in western Germany last night for the third time in four nights and returned without a plane lost, the air ministry announced. In the same week South Africa's government railways earned 2,900,000 dollars in record revenue.
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London
U.P
Germany
Air Ministry
South Africa
Government Railways
England Holds German POWs Working at Civilian Jobs
A small group of English prisoners of war living in Britain are allowed freedom but cannot bear arms again against Germany. Reginald Moore, a former U S Rangitane steward, is among them after being captured in 1940 and repatriated with others who endured hunger and disease. The British respect their pledge not to fight.
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Tom Wolf
NEA Service
London
England
Germany
Reginald Moore
Moore
U. S
Bismarck Archipelago
Australia-mandated
MacArthur
United Nations
Sumners Calls Texas Lead In Shrinking Bureaucracy
Congressman Matton W. Sumners told the Texas Legislature that government must shrink bureaucracy and return powers to the states. He argued democracy requires state residents to reclaim governmental duties and warned against centralized control. He stressed the constitution resides in the people, not Washington.
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Austin
Matton W. Sumners
Texas
New Deal
Washington
Congressional Library
Negro Has System Better Than Ruml's
An Atlanta Journal employee earned 38 dollars in 1942 and received a tax statement from the cashier. Morgan Blake reported the worker used a back endorsement to cash the statement through a merchant, adopting a system described as better than the Ruml plan. The crime came to light during a police investigation.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Morgan Blake
Blake
Soviet advance aims at Konotop to sever Kiev rail link
Soviet forces push toward Konotop cutting the Kiev to Orel rail corridor and threatening Bryansk and Orel garrisons. Stalin warned Axis concentrations at Bryansk Orel before the winter offensive. A mid day communique says Russians broke into a German position west of Kursk and killed 100 Germans.
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Graivoron
Konotop
Kiev
Orel
Bryansk
Josef Stalin
Bryansk-Orel
Stalingrad
Dnieper
Russia
Kursk
Russians advance west toward Poltava amid heavy losses
A midday communique reports Russian forces advancing from Kharkov toward Poltava, about 85 miles away, destroying five guns and 13 trucks. The advance also claims capture of a railroad station, 150 locomotives, 14 military trains, 75 freight cars with shells and bombs, and four heavy tanks.
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Poltava
Kiev
House weighs selective service bill with four induction groups
Prompt action by the House is anticipated next week as officials consider a selective service bill. It would create four groups for induction, with no higher category called if a lower category is available. Group 1: single men. Group 2: single men with dependents. Group 3: married men without children. Group 4: married men with children.
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House
Selective Service
War Department
Hershey Warns Farm Numbers Could Disrupt War Plans
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey told a Senate agriculture subcommittee that maintaining 11,000,000 armed personnel could be jeopardized by 1,500,000 physically fit draft-age men on farms. He projected 435,000 single farmers in 2C and 2,627,000 married farmers in 3C by December 31 next year, with current classifications of 256,826 2C and 107,176 3C. He urged care not to hinder the military effort.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
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Armed Services
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