Little Man with the Big Voice at Mexican Inn
Jimmy Armstrong performs across the Mexican Inn scene aiding Terry Lomax with food and singing with the orchestra. A Billboard review notes shifting tastes toward softer tunes like Sleepy Lagoon and Skylark, with Jingle Jangle Jingle topping the charts. Paul Mallon reports on Nazi submarine advances threatening Allied shipping and Japanese moves near Russia, with strategic implications for China and Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Armstrong
Terry Lomax
Walking away worry how to dissipate by Dale Carnegie
A compact exhortation from a 1930s era column promotes walking to banish worries. It cites Hygeia and Emerson, urges daily fixed walking times, morning ideally, with a gradual increase to five miles. Family outings on weekends, with picnic lunches, are recommended to build habit and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Hygeia
American Medical Association
Carnegie
America
Ralph Waldo Emerson
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ANSWERS LIST
A compact clue list showing crossword entries and their numbered prompts for both horizontal and vertical. The reader supplies words like Bal kan guerrilla reader Draja sea ash Pro Christmas carol Slight intentionally stalk area measure snapshot highway near crowd leader age roost conductor army order Rhode Island incursions constituent finish prefix seek damages and other cross references such as museum hostelries hip providea ship's record girl student garment edge temporary lodging exclamation dirt astral bony fish eggs measure registered nurse exist plait redacts fish circle part roll of film insect jumped plural of foot rays comb form belonging to us genuine biblical pronoun space shout sick age we Babylonian deity.
Good Deed by Henry McLemore on WAAC Laundry Woes
New York columnist Henry McLemore extols the WAACs in Des Moines noting even brief service improves national morale. He jokes about drying racks and laundry chaos in barracks, contrasts with home life, and predicts postwar relief as women return home to become part of a freer, more balanced society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear & Their
Tucson
Arizona
Barry Wood
Jada
Tiger Rae
Paul Mallon
Washington
Atlantic
South China
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Tokyo
Formosa
Burma
Chungking
Kunming
Henry McLemore
New York
Waacs
Des Moines
Sonja Henie
Dan Topping
Hollywood
Mint
Miss Henie
Sonja
War Department
Capitol
Amarillo
Pvt
Frank C. Britt
ALL Around Town: Summer Time and Nearby Happenings
A light summer evening unfolds at the Rowleys home on Crockett Street with Mrs. Nye and Miss Biffle visiting the deserted back yard. Local society notes list visits and travel by Carder, Thornton, Botts, Harris, and Culwell, while birth announcements and birthday greetings reveal growing families at Northwest Texas Hospital and in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Nye
Geraldine Biffle
E. A. Rowleys
Crockett Street
Rowley
Cornelia Patton
Rowleys
Macon O. Carder
Ong Street
Trinidad
N. M
W. D. Thornton
Patsy
Kentucky Street
Shamrock
Waxahachie
Lawson Baer
Dumas
Northwest Texas Hospital
L. W. Jones
Canyon
W. J. Caserta
Caserta
Forrest Street
Leonard D. Culwell
Louisiana Street
W. B. Wilson
West Twenty-first Avenue
North West Texas Hospital
AMARILLO NOTES AND HOSPITAL NEWS AND WAR PAGE
A collection of local notices includes Bob Braden’s tonsillectomy at Northwest Texas Hospital, birth of Patricia Suzanne Thompson in Birmingham, and updates from Amarillo households. Plus a field report from Nelson Pyle in Londonberry about American naval base dispersal, base housing in Nissen huts, and local quotes on postwar agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Braden
W. W. Braden
Lipscomb Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Churchill Slumps As War Strain Dents Churchill Support
A July poll shows British voters reduce Churchill approval to 78 percent from 86, the sharpest two year drop since Tobruk, with Americans keeping Roosevelt at 78 percent. The piece notes Blitz and wartime strain, plus calls for prudent leadership and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Tobruk
Churchill
House of Commons
British Institute of Public Opinion
England
North Africa
Singapore
British Institute
United States
Roosevelt
Britain
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Ver
Jack Teagarden
Jack T
Kay Ky'r
Harry James
Kay Kyser
Merry Macs
Jimmy Dorsey
Harry
James
Glenn Miller
Dinah Shore
Benny Goodman
Tommy Dorsey
Sleepy Lagoon
Johnny Doughboy
Jersey Bounce
Idaho
Music Machine
Eloise
Russia
Manchuria
Korea
Outer Mongolia
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Urals
Siberian Oes
Hugh Fenwick
Vultee Aircraft, Inc
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Balkan
Draja
Rhode Isla
Igordon
Nativ
Pdélic Street
BE. C. Black
N. J. Allen
Beverly To
Fleming Leona Faye Pitt
Iris Westbay
George Shannon
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
Louis Websler
Frank Satterfield
Marian Anderson
I. D. Cole
Ft. Reliance Reservation
Sellar
10Th Ave
G. A. LaGrone
Arthur Street
Ama- Trillo
E. J. Dunn
van Buren Street
Robert Moore
Harvey Moore
Las Vegas
New
Gordon Moore
Gallup
Bond Burgess, Jr
Hayden Street
Golden
Colo
Colorado School of Mines
Karl Hormann
Beverly
Karl
Dallas
God
Job
Tacitus
Lord Bacon
Voltaire
Byron
Sin Let Loose
Cowper
Herbert
Claude R. Wickard
Peacock
Lone Star
Fisk Building
Riley Strickland
Cheyenne Terrace
Strickland
L. D. Oden
Longview
I. R. Eikner
Altus
Okla
W. M. Hall
Alabama Street
FE. R. Henson
Bowie Street
Denver
Finnell
Ralph Raburn
Goodwell
Oklo
Mary Dee Holly
Pecos
Milton Harper, Jr
Florida Street
Mary Flora “Foreman
Wembo Nyama
Lusambo
Congo Belge
Africa
AATT
Grace Foreman
Monroe Street
Congo
A. K. Baracat
Globe News
Cunningham Floral Company
Baracat
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Dorothy Parker
North
Cleveland Street
Lois Roberts
Jackson Street
Mac Anglin
Victor Hollinger
Pearl Stewart
Duncan
Eugene Wilson
East Fifteenth Avenue
J. W. Hawkins
Sheldon Foster
Strat
Ernif
Pyle Londonberry
Northern Ireland
Hitler
Naval Operating Base
Derry
Indianapolis
Navy Yard
Iceland
California
United Nations
M. Clifford Townsend
U. S
Christ
Canterbury
Tobrukae
Eeene
Pearl Harbor
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