Teagarden Dances Up Nat Crowd With Tomorrow’s Music
Jack Teagarden and his band drew the largest Nat crowd aside from Kay Kyser as fans mobbed the dance floor. The article lists a long roll of attendees and admirers from Amarillo and nearby towns, noting soldiers and sailors among the celebrants and praising Teagarden’s forward sounding performance.
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Jack Teagarden
NAT
Kay Kyser
Dora Kenyon
Dale Fuqua
Ed Keen
Elizabeth Hunsley
Janice O'Brien
Pitts Crudgington
G. C
Evelyn McDaniel
Elizabeth Dowse
Kate Farwell
Margaret Dowse
Amarillo College
Janie Edwards
Keith McGregor
Harlan Willis
Dorothy Coan
Bobby Izzard
Muchtian Sloane
Uae
Foy Duke
Gene Noland
Jack Hays
Dorothy Latham
Genie Harrison
D. W. Clark
Donald Stephenmm
Dixie Hedgecake
Jane Ice
Dick Kuehl
Bill Adams
C. BE. Nance
Thomas Duke
Catherine DeFries
Billy Bob Baker
Lera Bell DeFries
Jean Hiatt
Howard (McCormick) Miller
Vauncel Bright
Portales
Millard Johnson
Suranne Smith
Frances Fryar
Catherine Manning
John Robert Hodges
Punchie Blackwell
Delmar Franks
Burrell Collins
Waymon Bush
Charley
Jack
Teagartens
Paul Whiteman
Sue Murphy
Bob
Dixie Watson
Mae Jo Winn Eldon Seibel
Bill Jolly
Sam Winters
Florence Neely
Betty Knight
Robert Glenn
Dale Jones
Waco Boy
Bob and
Jane Lewis
Price
Clifford Holt
Margie Adams
Dean Corley
Sharleen Barker
Dickie Dye
Margaret Dicksonson
Gwen Ely
Oliver Middleton
Jodie Simmons
Bill Holmes
Betty Craft
Billy Burgess
Scratchy Sandlin
J.R. Marler
Clayton Shiver
Navy
Jane
State Theatre
Harris
Taylor Jones
Wilson Forester
Shirley Maxfield
Bob Buntin
Texas A & M
Irma Lee Farmer
Dorothy Jenkins
Maurice Dye
Dwight Bobbitt
Billie Bethune
K. Carter
Dale Walker
Carlton Scales
Joyce Mace
Ray
Lynn McManus
Nell
Nelda Reed
Billy Redding
Mary Lucille Dowie
Earle Christian Pat Woods
Doll Smith
Carrie Jean Speed
Butch Boyter
Johnny Bryson
Droops Adelmann
Tommy Nance
Joy Jacobs
Joe Fortenberry
Phil Phillips
Marie Jenkins
Nancy Duniven
Bob Mueller
Winnette de Grassi
Janice Westemoreland
George Wyatt
Maxine Lanham
Mark Taylor, Jr
Jim Rogers
Joe Rogers
Kathryn Loving
Max Neal
Evelyn Bailey
Buster Threadgill
Betty Morgan
Frank Bonner
Wanda Jackson
Alfred Glenn
Lynn Edwards
Jack Maddox
Betty Taylor
War on Seventh Column by Jack Stinnett
Washington column argues that consumer and workplace carelessness costs millions of man-hours and lives yearly. Aimed at home, factories, and roads, the drive seeks warnings, posters, and first aid rules to cut accidents and preserve wartime production. Cicero quote closes reflection on pride and policy.
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Washington
Governm Pnts
Peace Times
Bruce Black
Black
America
Puzzling Word Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A mixed list of crossword style clues arranged in horizontal and vertical formats. Entries cover abbreviations, symbols, delays, opposites, and various noun and verb prompts, with several likely references to chemical elements and common terms.
Bureau of Plain Facts would tell the truth
Henry McLemore argues for a Bureau of Honesty in Washington to provide straight answers to public questions about war, shortages, and policy. He mocks current information offices, urging a tough, no spin bureau that answers plainly on topics like the Aleutians, rubber supply, a Second Front, and unified command.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Washington
Grand Rapids
McLemore
Diogenes
Noggin
Information
Information Bureaus
Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
Information Bureau
Happy Chandler
Harold Ickes
Waacs
World War II front moves toward Smolensk end
A year ago the German High Command announced the battle of Smolensk was drawing to a successful conclusion. Netherlands Indies suspends 1940 oil sale agreement with Japan, aiming to keep Japan’s fleet ready. Japan begins occupation of new bases in French Indochina as tensions rise. Japan and the Netherlands Indies freeze mutual assets.
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United Press
Smolensk
Netherlands. Indies
Japan
Indo-China
Netherlands Indies
Around Town Highlights and Hospital News From Amarillo
People visitors and new births mark a lively Amarillo week. Mrs. Collie and daughter return from Houston. many relatives from Dallas, Ranger and San Antonio visit, while several newborns are welcomed at St. Anthony's Hospital. Births include multiple sons and twins. a local car hop charms with a conspiratorial wink while a baby is born at Northwest Texas Hospital. Widespread visits, new residents, and community notices fill the town pages.
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M. K. Collie
Dorris
Amarillo
Houston
Stanley
Fillmore Street
Dallas
Ranger
Langley Rumph
A. G. Stanley
Old Mexico
J. Frank Heath
Jimmy
Madison Street
Claire Cusick
Henry Cusick
Colorado Springs
Mantou
R. W. Adams
Hayden Street
Adams
Ruth McGayhey
San Antonio
L. I. Tincher
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tincher
East Eleventh Avenue
J. F
Channing
St. Anthony’'s Hospital
J. B. Howell
North West Eighth Avenue
Frank Adams
North Buchanan Street
W. C. Blackwell
Lincoln Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital News
L. C. Mitchell
Buchanan Street
S. A. James
Dorothy James
Arthur Street
Noel Woodley
Muleshoe
F. A. Bourland
McLean
W. H. Jones
Happy
Roy D. Schaffer
Texhoma
Okla
Clara John
Son
Adams Street
R. J. Davis
Stratford
Carol F. Newsom
Hereford
F. E. Waggoner
New Orleans
C. O. Whitlow
West Sixth Avenue
Temple Streit
John Streit
B. B. Williams
East Fifth Avenue
Lynetta Powers
White Deer
John Clark
Allen Webster
North Tyler Street
L. C. Count
Flo Hammons
J. P. Hammons
San Jon
N. M
Alvin J. Webb
North Pierce Street
T. L. Haynes
Route 3
K. R. Smith
Polk Street
Jeannene Howard
Clinton Wilson
Dumas
Rosella Kuehler
Groom
Charlie Gill, Jr
Pierce Street
Nelile J. Armstrong
House
W. FE. Jeffers
Panhandle
T. J. Cummings
B .I. Slabaugh
R. M. McDowell
Dalhart
Sam Lee
Leo Mares, Jr
Leo Mares
Tucumcari
Lloyd Beene
Cecili Lon
San Pedro
Calif
Johnny Bardo
Antonio
Johnny, Jr
E. P. Franklin
North Garfield Street
Bert Smith, Jr
Clarendon
R. C. Vernon
Eddie Culwell
E. M. Culwell
Tyler Street
Eddie
Culwell
Rodney Lee
Northwest Texas Hospital
David Loving, Jr
Waco
David Loving
Elizabeth
Roy Carpenter
Pampa
G. W. Lemons
East Ninth Avenue
California
Robert
Inglewood
Chester
Orville
United States Navy
Marjorie Vinyard
Harrison Street
Silverton
Paul Wallis
Lawrence Graham
North Rusk Street
Emma Riddle
Roy Riddle
Ong Street
Edwin Brown
West Tenth Avenue
Boulder, Colo
AATT
B. T. Terry
Retail Credit. Company
Terry
Sunset Terrace
Frank Coy
Aviation Technical School
Sayre
W. G. Bryan
West Senteenth Avenue
Bryan
Certain-teeh
Dick Mims
Texarkana
West Ninth Avenue
Mims
Pantex
Manners for Introductions and Etiquette in Social Mix
The guidance suggests patient service in stores, avoiding loud scenes when not served promptly. When introducing a young man to a daughter, have the girl rise and offer courtesy. Introduce the man with the older woman’s escort, and a handshake is appropriate if the girl wishes. If you doubt memory, a direct identifying greeting is preferable to a vague recall.
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Mrs. Brown
Martha Jones
Sue Smith
Eno
Mary
Mr. Jones
Bob Jones
Not Lost Military Expert Outline on Russian Front
A historical analysis explains the 1942 Caucasus battle context, noting Rostov as a German objective gateway, Sevastopol and Kerch as crucial positions, and Timoshenko preparing a defense along the Don. It outlines risks of Rostov–Kerch flanks, possible German rear hits, and potential Allied air routes to oil fields.
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Washington
Caucasus
Rostov
Leningrad
Moscow
Volga
Hitler
Britain
Kerch
Sevastopol
Arctic
Caspian Sea
Kerch Peninsula
Germany
Seymour Timoshenko
Voronezh
Don River
Don
Stalingrad
Sea of Azov
Timoshenko
Japan
Siberia
Iran
Persia
Profile of Dr. William D. Stovall Cancer crusader in Wisconsin
Dr. William D. Stovall, born in Mississippi, moved to Wisconsin in 1914 to work as a bacteriologist. He rose to director of the state laboratory of hygiene, state chairman and national director of the American Society for the Control of Cancer, and University of Wisconsin professor. He believes cancer will be beaten as research advances expose more facts and connect the knowledge, someday yielding a cure. He has stayed in Wisconsin, mastering bacteriology, chemistry, and immunology, guiding a now much busier laboratory, and leading the long, tireless cancer research effort.
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United Press
William D. Stovall
Mis-sissippi
Wisconsin
State Laboratory
State Laboratory of Hygiene
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Stovall
Longtown
Miss
Cardis
William
Mississippi College
Tulane
Birmingham
New Orleans
You Cant Ignore Murder by Ruth Teague and Walter Teague
A review praises You Cant Ignore Murder a suspenseful mystery set at an old New Jersey farm during a house party weekend. The despicable Courtney Barnes is murdered and guests with varied motives are involved. the ending delivers a complete surprise.
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Courtney Barnes
Putnam
Ruth
Walter Teague
New Jersey
Teague
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