Prime Polk Street Brick Home Offers Great Value
A diverse Amarillo housing ad list touts brick homes near Polk with features like large basements, double garages, and new four to six room layouts. Offers include owner terms, FHA payments, and income properties with favorable prices and quick possession options.
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Polk
J. R. Lawrence CO
Harrison
Wolflin
Lipgcomb
Elms
Powell Realty
San Jacinto
Fred Senile
Sixth
Claude
Texas
Rivins
Geo. H. Turnley
Amarillo
Lipscomb
Bivins Adda
Harry Warner
Southern States Loan
El Alamein Battle Seen Worse Than Crete Furor
Australian army doctor describes seven days west of El Alamein as the fiercest fighting he has seen in the Middle East. Rob Palmer, an American ambulance driver for Australians, notes widespread enemy captures and German and Italian prisoners as Rommel shifts positions along the desert line.
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Richard D. McMillan
EL Alamein
Feypt
U.P
Crete
Rob Palmer
Manhasset
Hammer's Hill
Desert
Middle East
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
Mediterranean
Quattara
Cars for sale in Bay area showroom listing
Automobiles for sale include 1940 Hudson Brougham 1938 Hudson Sedan 1998 Hudson Coupe 1938 Hudson Terraplane Coach 1937 Plymouth Coach 1927 Terraplane Coach from Cullum Motor Co Hudson Packard Service Tyler at 7th call a4 Byrd 6th & Fillmore Plymouth Tudor guaranteed safety spare $295.
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North Pierce
RAY Lloyd Motor CO
Tyler
Salf Bay
Cullum Motor CO
Hudson-Packard
Plymouth Tudor
Byrd
Fillmore
South Part Town
Walter Irvin, Inc
Taylor
Mercury
East Tenth
BUICK
Frost Motor Company
Hubbart
North Polk
J. T. Russell
East 5Th
Suez Canal
Help Wanted and Classified Ad Fragments
Multiple classified notes include room requests at 2600 Tavior, pallets for sale, production readiness at 612 Jefferson, a white woman sought for general housework and child care, a milk cow for sale, and a permanent office job for ages 21 to 35 requiring a car with Mr. Prater at 207 Rule Building available weekday mornings.
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Jackson
Jefferson
Prater
British Attack Base in Burma
British bombers attacked Kalewa in northwest Burma dropping bombs in the town center and hit water front sheds at Akyab. Airdrome buildings at Akyab and huts on Ovser Island were machine gunned. Kalemo and Kingon on the Myittha River were bombed.
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New Delhi
India
Kalewa
Burma
Akyab
RAF
Ovser Island
Kalemo
Kingon
Myittha
Marlene Dietrich Sued for Debt in New York
Actress Marlene Dietrich was sued in New York by Lilly Dache, Inc. for 4141.50 alleging she bought hats, muffs, gloves, and earrings last summer and did not pay. Items listed include a Persian lamb jacket 650 and a royal blue sequin hat 95.50 with other accessories.
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New York
Marlene Dietrich
Lilly Dache, Inc
Miss Dietrich
State Supreme Court
FDR Weighs Tax Bill Action With Advisers
President Roosevelt met with fiscal advisers in Washington to assess Senate moves to raise the yield of the pending tax bill beyond the House’s expected total. The discussion focused on potential changes before final congressional action next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Russian Counter Attacks Halt German Push Around Voronezh
Soviet forces fighting near Voronezh faced a major German offensive as Russian units countered with success along the Don-Voronezh front. Reports credit Airacobras with 38 downed German planes in 60 hours and a squadron with 32 more. A German regiment of 3,000 was repelled, leaving 800 Germans dead in a decisive engagement.
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Don Valley
Voronezh
Don
Red Star
Market Roundup and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City livestock reports show higher bids with fat cattle and spring lambs steady to firm. Hogs at Chicago rise 18 to 25 cents with 180 to 240 pound ranges topping around 15.00, and cattle numbers steady with good demand for killing classes. Financial notes cite a $1.28 billion fund liquidation at $1.41 as the day’s primary industrial liquidity item.
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Kansas City
M—Il
Texas
Chicago
California Springs
Spaatz Covers Queen With Coat During Rain
London reports Maj. Gen. Carl Spaatz, commander of the U.S. Army Air Forces in Europe, sheltered Queen Elizabeth II with his coat as rain fell during her visit. His gesture drew a witty remark equating the act to a promotion.
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London
Carl Spaatz
U. S. Army Air Forces
Europe
Walter Raleigh
Walter
Queen Elizabeth
Execution of Poles for sabotaging trains reported in Krakauer Zeitung
The Krakauer Zeitung, a German paper in Poland, announced the execution of 17 Poles convicted of sabotaging German transport trains bound for the Russian front. Raids on trains and derailments were reported near Radom, Warsaw, and Plaszow.
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London
Krakauer Zeltune
Poland
Radom
Warsaw
Plaszow
Army to replace all Army vehicles with synthetic tires
The Fourth Corps Area quartermaster HQ announced will use synthetic tires made from petroleum on all army vehicles nationwide until further notice. The move aims to test performance for civilian and military rolling stock, with thousands of Bina tires already shipped to the Southeast. Mechanized units going overseas will keep natural rubber tires. no synthetic combat tires will be included in the general test.
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Atlanta
CIA
Fourth Corps Area Quartermaster Headquarters
America
German Radio Man Nabbed
FBI announces the arrest of Heinz dieter Baron von Schoenermarck a native of Germany and former Frederick Maryland radio announcer on charges of falsely claiming U S citizenship and using the alias Brandon Roberts He arrived in 1929 and denies the citizenship fraud claim.
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Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Heinzdieter Baron von Schoenermarck
Germany
FBI
Frederick
Schoenermarck
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
U. S
D. A. Wolfinger
Hagerstown
No Rule Against Negro Ball Players
Baseball Commissioner Landis stated there is no rule barring major league clubs from hiring Negro players. He issued the remark after questioning Leo Durocher about a Brooklyn Dodgers edition story. Landis asserted that some managers claimed the commissioner blocked Negro participation, clarifying no such ban in his 21 years as commissioner.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Daily Worker
Durocher
Lefty Al Smith Versus DiMaggio Famed Yankees Clash
New York July 17 Lefty Al Smith of the Cleveland Indians was set to face the New York Yankees with memories of last year when he ended Joe DiMaggio s 56 game hitting streak aided by Jim Bagby. DiMaggio carried a 13 game streak into tonight s matchup. Everett Co Winings of Indianapolis was fined 300 for flying intoxicated in federal court.
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New York
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Smith
DiMagios
Jim Bagby
DiMageto
Indianapolis
Everett Co. Winings
Young fiddlers at Interlochen challenge union chief Petrillo
Interlochen Michigan July 17 young musicians at the National Music Camp protest the radio ban imposed by Union Boss James C Petrillo. They petition President Roosevelt to intervene while their symphony orchestra remains off the NBC network.
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Interlochen
Mich
National Music Camp
James C. Petrillo
Music School In the
American Federation of Musians
Petrilin
National Broadcasting Company
Czar of Music Announces Band Removals from NBC Red Network
The American Federation of Musicians led by James G. Petrillo ordered Incal R02 to pull the Richard Himber and Teddy Powell dance bands from the NBC Red Network beginning tonight. The union cited a labor dispute with St. Paul Minneapolis station KSTP for feeding music to the station.
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New York
American Federation of Musicians
James G. Petrillo
Richard Himber
Teddy Powell
NBC Red
Himber
Powell
KSTP
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Marine Corps Glider Base awarded in Dallas contractors
Congressman Fritz Lanham announced the Marine Corps glider base on Fagle Mountain Lake will be built by Central Contracting Company Nolan Brothers and Wagner of Dallas. The $4,740,500 project covers barracks mess halls runways and related facilities for 00 officers 1,500 trainees and 1,000 enlisted personnel.
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Fort Worth
Fritz Lanham
Washington
Marine Corps
Fagle Mountain Lake
Central
Nolan Brothers and Wagner
Dallas
Marines
France to Deport 20,000 Jews Reported by Berlin Radio
Berlin radio reported a German dispatch from Paris saying France plans to deport about 20,000 Jews to eastern Europe. The broadcast cites an unknown authority and notes the large scale action being pursued.
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France
United
Piec
Europe
Berlin Radio
Paris
Dog named Lady Pooh inherits $75,000 in will
In Wisconsin and Michigan a dog receives the bulk of a $75,000 estate after a woman's will. Ce cil Engebretson contests the will claiming her mother Nina Beglinger left Lady Pooh to the dog with a Detroit residence promised to the animal. The case links Rochester superintendent wife to a log of dispute over guardianship of the pet.
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Waupaga
Wis
Cecil Engebretson
Nina Beglinger
Pippy
Lady Pooh
Engebretson
Rochester
Mich
Alinger
Detroit
Gladstone Avenue
Oklahoma City Sailor Directs Nimitz in Plane Crash
Frank C. Hall, a 40 year old Oklahoma City pharmacist’s mate, told Admiral Chester Nimitz where to head and to stay put during a West Coast plane crash rescue. Hall’s alerting words and Nimitz’s praise followed as passengers were moved to a hospital. Hall says he acted on instinct and has been recommended for a medal for his part in the rescue.
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Oklahoma
Hall
Nimitz
M. J. Matthews
Paris Refugees Face Deportation to the East
A radio dispatch says that the arrests of all aliens Jews in Paris began Wednesday night and continued through Friday. The refugees are reported to come from Germany, Austria, Poland and Czechoslovakia and will be deported to the east as announced.
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Paris
Germany
Austria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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