Churchill Says Atlantic Charter Is A Guide Not A Rule
In a Commons session Churchill rejects claims the Atlantic Charter binds Britain on Poland and the Baltic states. Eden notes Ukrainian majorities and says Britain cannot have up to date evidence on populations. He adds Britain and France are discussing an arrangement different from 1940s union.
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Churchill
Russia
London
U.P
Poland
Baltic States
Maurice Peterick
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
United States
Britain
Anthony Eden
Curzon Line
Douglas Savory
Eden
France
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Cough and bronchitis warning urges prompt treatment with Creomulsion non narcotic formula. It claims to loosen phlegm and ease inflamed bronchial membranes, promising quick relief or money back if not satisfied. The ad targets rest and sleep disruption from illness.
Hat and Mug Symbolize Respect in Their Marriage
The couple realized that the hat and mug had grown into important symbols of mutual respect for each other’s rights and differences of opinion within their marriage.
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Dee
They Ganged Up, Goebbels Squawks They Ganged Up
War analysis by DeWitt MacKenzie notes Goebbels claims the Allies have ganged up on Germany while praising German resolve. He cites mass rallies, but reports Allied unity and coordinated big three action. Weather and mud hinder Western front air operations as Allied pressure mounts.
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Joe Goebbels
Herr Hitler
Reich
Germany
Joe
Berlin
Munich
Eisenhower
Rundstedt
Rhine
Cologne
North Sea
Bremen
Hamburg
Training for Boys Studied at North Amarillo Kiwanis Luncheon
Cal Farley urged right age training for boys to curb delinquency and proposed year round competitive athletics. A meeting was planned to action his idea, with Dykeman mapping potential basketball and baseball sites. Local guests included Roy Mengel and R M Miller.
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Cal Farley
North
Amarillo
Farley
Ralph Dykeman
Lee Hunter
Phillips and the War Effort in Rubber Production
They record a triumph of chemical research, engineering, and production. Phillips grand-scale contribution to making butadiene for synthetic rubber highlights the firm’s competent and complete devotion to the war effort.
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Phillips
Banks and Postoffice Close for Washington's Birthday
Amarillo banks and the post office will be closed tomorrow in recognition of George Washington's birthday. With this exception, business will proceed as usual in Amarillo Thursday and no other public buildings will close for the holiday.
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George Washington
United States
Amarillo
WACS Invite College Students To See Film To the Ladies
Amarillo College students will view "To the Ladies" tomorrow morning at chapel period. The film, showing medical WACs in Army hospitals, starts at 10 45 and depicts patient care from admission to discharge. It is sponsored by the WAC recruiting office locally.
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Amarillo College
Wacs
WAC
Busman's Holiday on Model Planes
Members of the H. Hobby Club at Amarillo Army Air Field work nightly on air model planes. The club formed months ago has over 15 members, building diverse models including The Flying Wing gliders P 38s Thunderbolts and enemy plane replicas. Cpl J B Williams owns a racer and builds locomotives to scale from metal parts. Models reach 30 to 40 mph with U controls for bank dips and loops.
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Squadron H. Hobby Club
Amarillo Army Air Field
Cpl
J. B. Williams
Field unit aids free flight model builders with materials
The personnel services division at the field is helping model builders obtain wood and rubber for free flying models amid material shortages.
Father-Son Banquet Tickets On Sale At San Jacinto Church
Tickets are on sale for the annual father-son banquet at San Jacinto Church. Prices are 75 cents each. The banquet starts at 7 30 p m Friday night in the church fellowship hall.
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San Jacinto Church
Fellowship Hall
Walk-in-the-Water: First Great Lakes steamship built in Buffalo
The historic steamship Walk-in-the-Water, regarded as the first Great Lakes vessel, was constructed in Buffalo in 1918 marking a milestone in regional maritime history and shipbuilding engineering of the era.
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Great Lakes
Buffalo
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Galicia
Richards Stokes
Alfred Knox
USAAF
RAF Training Command
H Hobby Club
Amarillo Printing
Globe-News
Arthur
Bejlans
Joe Marsh
Jane
United States Brewers Foundation
Goebbels
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Tactical Air-Force
Tokyo
Phillips Refineries
Phillips Petroleum CO
Bartlesville
Oha
Banks
Washington
Amherst
Williams
Pal
Chicago
Try
TWA
Travel
TWA Ticket Office
Grady Nutt
Polk St
Ballards
Ballard's
Brill Sparks
Beery
Prescription Shop
Knox Fine Hats
Pahup
ESILY
Seagrams
Ben
Warsaet
Seagram
Pooquow
DWC
Seagram Distillers Corporation
Chrysler Building
New York
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