Son of Mighty Atom Aims to Do Strong Man Acts for War Bond Drive
Cpl Morris Greenstein, a 22 year old from Texas stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field, trains in aircraft mechanics and plans strength stunts to boost war bond sales and entertain at benefits. He comes from a family of performers and can lift 500 pounds with his teeth, bend steel, and pull cars with his teeth. He recently arrived from Buckley Field.
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Needlecraft Pattern 467 Promotes Apron Style
Advertisement notes a transfer pattern for an apron with embroidered wreaths and a light contrasting band. Includes pattern details, material list, stitches, and directions. Send eleven cents to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept for pattern 467 at 82 Eighth Avenue New York 11 NY. Fifteen cents adds the new 32 page Needlecraft Catalog with thirty three illustrations.
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Liberators Rip Jap Idea In the Indies
Sydney dispatch says Liberator bombers are hampering Japanese plans in the Netherlands East Indies with long range raids. Bombers fly from New York to Des Moines and back, striking Balikpapan and other targets far behind front lines. Australians, Americans and Dutch are delivering crucial air power in New Guinea and the Solomons.
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Nylon To Solve Those Hosiery Runs
CHICAGO (U P) nylon stockings aided war effort by lifting Army gliders and now could help in postwar aviation. Hilton Ira Jones of the American Institute of Chemists said nylon threads can weld across crossings, forming a rope that can stretch to lift gliders and later serve as durable screens for homes.
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New Yorker Finds Amarillo Soldier in Daily Mirror Picture
A photo in the New York Daily Mirror shows Pvt. Herbert Collier of Amarillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Collier of 806 North Taylor Street, examining a German weapon carrier near San Pietro, Italy. The image, with hometown and name, was mailed to Amarillo by a New York clipping. Private Collier is brother to Globe-News employee Jake Collier.
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Leaders in Laxatives and a Fourth-Generation Favorite
The text explains why top sellers dominate choices, citing Black Draught as a Southwest best-seller across four generations. It notes two forms due to consumer preference for the granulated version and mentions cost, herbal composition, and general directions for use. Caution urged to follow directions.
Estimate of African Slave Imports to the U S in 1608
By 1608, when further importation of African slaves was prohibited, it was estimated thatNegroes were being imported to the United States at the rate of 20,090 per year.
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Cold Start Reminder for Winter Battery Power
When starting a car in cold weather, ensure the engine gets full current from the battery by turning off lights, radio, and heater. This helps racket or engine start performance in lower temperatures and preserves battery charge for ignition.
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