Barkley Breaks With Roosevelt Over Veto Policy
Senator Barkley denounced the administration after a veto dispute, accusing the President of guidance by a clever but dishonest mind. He defended his long loyalty while signaling resignation from leadership, with colleagues reacting emotionally as the Senate faced a major shift in alignments.
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Roosevelt
Barkley
Wendell L. Willkie
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Senate
McKellar
White
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Capitol
Alben
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
End of Pennsylvania Avenue Reaffirms Senate Record
In the chamber the speaker asserted pride in his tenure as majority leader and pledged to stand by his record. He stated there is nothing in that record he would change and nothing he would not repeat under similar circumstances, drawing a hushed reaction from the audience.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Livestock Market Reports From Amarillo and Kansas City
February 23 1944 cattle and hog prices show steady to firm demand with choicest cattle and yearlings reaching up to 17 dollars per hundredweight. cows and vealers mix steady to firm. sheep market slower with lamb bids weaker. Kansas City listings reflect steady hogs and slow sheep trade with best fed lambs above 16.35.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Kansas City
U. 8
McCarley Funeral Tomorrow Morning
Funeral services for C. L. McCarley veteran Amarillo police officer who collapsed on duty will be held at 11 a m Thursday at Boxwell Brothers chapel with C C Jones officiating. Active and honorary pallbearers will include fellow officers. Interment in Llano Cemetery. He is survived by a son Carlton in the Navy stationed at Kansas City.
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C. L. McCarley
Amarillo
Membership Drive by Mail in Amarillo Chamber Campaign
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce continues its annual membership drive by mail due to manpower shortages. Chairman Herb Budke cites time savings and prior success, with cards already in the mail. President Jack Cunningham urges support to fund planning for Amarillo's future amid war industry conversion, highway development, tourism, and trade expansion.
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Amarillo
Mr. Budke
Chamber of Commerce
Budke
Jack Cunningham
Women in the WAC urged to learn 239 Army job options
A wartime notice invites women to join the Women's Army Corps highlighting 239 possible roles from plotting flights to jeep driving. It promises pride and service in support of fighting men and directs readers to contact a U S Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General at Washington 25 D C for details.
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Women's Army Corps
WAC
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Washington
D. C
U.S. Employment Service
Stocks and Grain Prices and Rail News From Chicago Market
Stocks including Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors and Union Carbide list gains and losses in a busy session. A grain table shows Chicago wheat oats rye futures with May through December quotes and a Chicago livestock report notes hog prices and market activity.
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K Stock Exchan Y Merrill Lynch
Iner & Beane
Smelt & Ref
Tel & Tel
Anaconda Ibeueeee
Armour & GC
Seseevess
AT & OP Ys Ieets
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Sesseeee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Obsdens Briges Mfg
Budd ‘ Ee Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
del Coni Motors
Curtisseee
Deera & Co
Seegaaveewes
Dome Mines
Douglas
Ceseeeees
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Cccseeeers
Bibees Coass AG
Tel and Tel
Kennecott Copper
Long-Bell Lumber
Gulf Oils
Glenn _L. Martin Mid
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Can
New York Shipbuilding
New York Central
North Amer Aviation Ohio Oi Packard
Pan Amer Airways Paramount
Penn RR
Phillips
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Republic Star
Remington Rand
Si Joseph Lead
GREE
Shell
Union Oil Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil
J Studebaker
Swift & Co
Texas Corp
Boosteacee
Tex Gulf Sulph
S-Sseere
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
US Rubber
Ceeesee
US Steelee
Wilson & Co
R.seeereees
White Motors
Three transients charged with stealing hotel room clothing
Three transients Ralph McNamara of Henrietta Ramond Bland of Mineral Wells and Gerald Harris of Oklahoma City are held in the county jail on charges of stealing clothing from a trunk in a hotel room they rented. Bonds are set at $1,000 each.
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Ralph McNamara
Henrietta
Ramond Bland
Mineral Wells
Gerald Harris
Oklahoma City
Surviving Kin Named for Fort Worth Families
The deceased is survived by two sisters Mrs. M. K. Forbes and Mrs. I. W. Boling of Fort Worth and two brothers W. McCarley of Amarillo and H. C. McCarley of Fort Worth. Government scientist calculates earth mass at 5.997e21 tons.
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M. K. Forbes
I. W. Boling
Fort Worth
W. ©. McCarley
Amarillo
H. C. McCarley
Continued mild weather and ship transport figures
The bureau notes continued mild conditions. It mentions fifteen Liberty ships needed and 3,700 vehicles processed. Yesterday’s high was aimed at overseas transport and an armored unit logged 64 while this morning’s low reached 36.
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