Government has no plan or rationing for used cars
Jan 20 Chicago The federal price administrator Leon Henderson told 42 000 automobile dealers there is no prospect of rationing or commandeering private cars. He said the OPA cannot promise army navy purchases at full retail and warned some dealers may fail but defense production will provide work for unemployed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
National Automobile Dealers Association
Cyrus McCormick
CPA Automobile and Truck Section
Henderson
Washington
OPA
Army
Navy
Around Town Notes and Local Happenings
A collage of Am arillo community items includes car prowler safety, hospital and school notes, and friendly notices. Medical and surgical patients are listed along with residents' moves, births and visits, plus wedding and travel updates from the area.
Hoyt's Compound Promises Quick Health Relief
Fort Worth resident Mr. Howard Marshall reports rapid improvement after using Hoyt's Compound. He describes relief from indigestion gas and burning stomach sensations, renewed appetite, restored strength, and better nerves. Cresney Drug Store and local druggists carry Hoyt's Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marshall
Wilson Blvd
Fort Worth, Texas
Hoyt
Cresney Drug Store
Odom Returns to Real Estate In Amarillo
G C Odom announced his return to real estate after a 13 year gap. He will keep offices in the Amarillo Oldsmobile Building and stay involved with the auto business at the same site. He previously operated 1919 to 1929 with Odom Cotton & Turney and helped develop Country Club District Summers Addition Edgefield Addition and Roberts Addition. The firm will hire many salesmen and focus on city property and farm land in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oldsmobile Company
Edgefield Adition
Roberts
U S Wins on Radio Front Amid War Broadcasts
The article notes American radio broadcasts reporting submarine raids off the Atlantic coast as part of total war efforts. Officials say honesty in reporting both reverses and successes aims to maintain morale and credibility despite Axis silence on submarine gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
United States
Alis
Could Bomber Cross Atlantic To Raid U S
A crashed Dornier 217 in northeast England proves Germany may field long range bombers. Experts note 4500 mile range could reach the U S east coast from France, but not return. The four crew perished in the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Atlantic
England
United States
France
Britain
Aeroplane
Luminous Paint Projects In Buffalo For Blackouts
In Buffalo two paint plants work on a luminous coating to outline street signs curbs and shelter entrances for blackout safety. The effort aims to aid civilians if air raids occur and support orderly movement at night during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
Blackout Test Delights Observers From Dallas To Corpus Christi
Military observers report a near perfect blackout across Dallas Fort Worth Austin Corsicana and the Corpus Christi area during last night s tests mostly successful with minor infractions. An army pilot released flares over Dallas by mistake over Fort Worth and a Fort Worth window was shattered as a light went out.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Corsicana
Corpus Christi
Richard Donovan
San Antonio
Army Eighth Corps
Royden Williams
Eighth Corps
Nueces
Kleberg
San Patricio
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Santa Fe Carloadings Show Gain for Week
The Santa Fe Railway System reported car loadings for the week ending January 17, 1942, totaling 31,068 cars, up from 24,971 a year earlier. Receipts from connections were 6,363, and total cars moved reached 31,068 while the prior year total was 24,971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
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Sign OF the Times
ST. Anthony's Hospital
NEWS
Juanita Murray
Harrison Street
W. L
Christian, Jr
Stinnett
M. S. Slagle
Wilson Street
I. J. Doyle
Clovis
Etta Livingston
Tucumcari
Ella Schiemenz
Veterans Hospital
D. T. Bichsel
Panhandle
James C. Shiplet
Channing
M. Irvin
Paris
Lillie Linhart
North
Bolton Street
D. T. Pittman
North Tyler Street
R. S. Stal
Mile Stone
Earl Mayne, Jr
Wolflin School
Earl
Earl Mayne
Jackson Street
R. A. Davis
Guthrie
Okla
Prospect Street
Davis
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Pampa
R. M. Moncrief
W. O. Daniel
Childress
International Harvester Company
Daniel
Mrs. Daniel
W. M. Worley
East Thirteenth Avenue
W. W. Cox
Camp Picketwire
Colo
Cox
A. H. Willborn
Hayden Street
Joe Mobley
H. O. Willborn
Gordon Fitzhugh
Johnny Huffhines
Bonham Street
Ouida Talley
Blackburn Brothers Clothiers
Dythula Ruth Sitchler
B. R. Sitchler
Allan Adkins
H. M. Adkins
T. C. Morgan
Northwest Texas Hospital
Carolyn Higinbotham
Parker Street
Bivins School
Barbara Ann van Horn
H. van Horn
Taylor Stret
W. F. Lampe
van Buren Street
Seymour
Ratty
Gene Stephens
Amarillo High School
Albuquerque
Ruth Todd
Cedar Rapids
L. M. Todd
J. H. Matthews
Inlaw
C. E. Matthews
Pierce Street
Otho Henville
Henville
O. F. Henville
W. C. Smith
Taylor Street
Ned Dulaney
Plainview
John Carlyle
Lubbock
AATT
G. E. Duck
Oklahoma City
Little Theater
Army Life
Sam Anderson
Wichita Falls
Ft. Worth
MR. Howard Marshall
Rene “Ling
E. S. Burgess
Lumber
Tyler
Odom
G. C. Odom
U.S
Air Corps
Sheppard Field
Mr. Anderson
H. C. Anderson
O. B. Dalton
Reuben Anderson
Cook Memorial Hospital
The
First National Bank of
Fisk
U. S
Columbia, Mo
L.P
Northwest Missouri
Globe News
Associated Press
Sandusky
O. 4
Globe-News
Gallicene Warris
Maxwell House
General Foods
Harris
Banner Margarine Wt
Armour
Swift
Kraft's
Catsy Saetie
Kremel
del Haven
Can
California
Pinkney
N. Fillmore
Armour's Star
Boses
Bologna
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