Fraternity Night At The Nat And Local Entertainment Notes
Local events list fraternity night at the Nat featuring Marvin Chamberlain Lloyd Ford Betty Younger and others. The Paramount and State theaters show films Blossom In The Dust Bad Men Of Missouri and Winter Carnival with various lounge and musical acts listed. Also noted are golf tournament results and organizational reunions with community attendance across Amarillo events.
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Amarillo U
Russia
Gallup
Williste
NAT
Marvin Chamberlain
Lloyd Ford
Betty Younger
Betty Rose Cradit
Johnny Price
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Paramount
Dan and Maxine Higgins
Rex Sanders
Kenneth and
Margaret
Travis
Pin Batson
Dennis Morgan
Jane Wyman
Wayne Morris
Missouri
William Coke
Pi Omega
West Texas
Margaret Esther Hill
Reynolds Smith
Robert Donat
Chips
Roosevelt
Joe Davidson
Martha Nell Stack
California
Ann Sheridan
Lloyd Snyder
Oil Fronts and War Plans Dominating Moscow Report
Column analyzes German strength and Hitler’s likely move toward the Caucasus oil fields. It argues a second Western front may be delayed as Germany concentrates on Russia and oil, with coastal defenses, sabotage risks, and Allied air pressure shaping the strategic balance.
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Alliance
Washington
Moscow
Russia
Caucasus
Hitler
France
Low Countries
Sevastopol
Maginot Line
French
Gestapo
West
Stalin
Britain
United States
Hollywood saves film with war era conservation efforts
Hollywood artists and technicians are cutting hundreds of thousands of feet of film through voluntary conservation. Directors such as George Marshall Michael Curtiz Mitchell Leisen and William Seiter report substantial footage reductions via budgeting prep rehearsals and tight supervision. Paramount uses a horse drawn labor method and even uses baked bread as debris to avoid injuries on set. The era’s wartime constraints drive creative efficiency across major productions.
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Hollywood
W.P
George Marshall
Michael Curtiz
Leo McCarey
Mitchell Leisen
William Seiter
Alexander Hall
Eileen
Paramount
Bucephalus
Richard Arlen
Chester Morris
Grim Glass Door Bosses Should Open to Ideas
Dale Carnegie argues against the "grim glass door" that hides bosses from employees. He praises H Ray Ellinwood of Adel Precision Products in Burbank California for his open access policy. Ellinwood's approach fostered idea sharing, royalty earnings for workers, and strong wartime productivity with 37 accepted ideas leading to airplane parts. Miss Alayne Fisher notes that easy access to the boss boosts morale and loyalty. The piece urges bosses to shed barriers to capture ideas during challenging times.
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Carnegie
H. Ray Ellinwood
Adel Precision Products Corporation
Burbank
Calif
Fred Herzer
Mr. Herzer
Mr. Ellinwood
Pango Pango
Pete Peters
Alayne Fisher
Stenographic
Puzzling Grid Clue List Reveals Hidden Wordplay
A dense lettered grid offers across and down clues ranging from publicist portraits to mineral and emblems. Entries include naval tints like eelgrass, sea eagle, and volcanic Sicily terms, with abbreviations and classical references spanning celestial to legal terms.
Nations Sign Pact in Effort Against Germany
Russia and Poland sign a pact to unite against Germany. The United States lodges a formal protest with Japan over the bombing of the gunboat Tutuila near Chungking. The U.S. recognizes the Czechoslovakia Government-in-Exile.
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United Press
Russia
Poland
Germany
U. S
Japan
Tutuila
Chungking
China
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Manpower plan to train officers and specialists
Walter Lippmann urges McNutt and the War Manpower Commission to act quickly to implement a college training program for 50,000 financially constrained youths and accelerate officer training. He warns without swift action for autumn, the military will face a critical shortage of college trained officers and specialists.
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Walter Lippman
McNutt
Congress
Lippmann
Army
Navy
Watehs
Higdh
Frederick H Brundage Named Western Lumber Czar
Frederick H Brundage, longtime forestry official born in Scranton in 1884, has been appointed by WPB chief Donald M Nelson as western lumber administrator. A Yale forestry graduate, Brundage began in 1909, led fire control in the Northwest, helped supervise the Tillamook firefighting brigades, and now resides in Portland. He is married 33 years with three children, George Albert and Mary, and belongs to the Portland City Club and the Society of American Foresters.
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Frederick H. Brundage
Western Lumber
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Western Lumber Czar
Brundage
Northwest
Scranton
Yale University
Pennsylvania
Maine Woods
Yale
Forest Service
Mount Baker
Washington
Albany
Ore
Santiam National Forest
Tillamook
Portland
George
Albert
Mary
Portland City Club
Society of Amerwan Forestey
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Jim Roach
Florence Thompson
Dallas
Charles Hart
Tom Wingate
James Cagney
Mission
Bob Watson
Mission Theater
Jack Boston
Dan Lane
Joe Tom Glover
Dorothy Jane Cook
Jack Sparks
Bo Henson
Cherry Blossom Lane
You
Frederick Palmer
Carolyn Sue Jones
Currie Smyth
Hayden Street
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Stella Smyth
Joe Wheeler
Dennis Ann
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R. D. Gist
C. B. Rittenberrys
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Crockett Street
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Lipscomb Street
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Oklahoma City
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Polk Street
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Max Armstrong
Chicago
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Lincoln Street
Connie Fuqua
Harrison Street
Anne Grenshaw
Lubbock
Charles Mize
Scott Field
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F. W. Mize
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Eaton Hawkins
J. T. Clover
Joe Tom Leroy Byrd
Bruce Autry
ST. Anthony's Hospital
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John Boyce
Crestway Street
Jack Hooten
John Miller
Clarendon
Albert Sexton
Roy Good
North Tyler Street
M. L. Arnold
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J. H. Thomas
R. J. Williamson
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Ila Bocock
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Stockton
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Washington Street
Pauline Prickett
Florida Street
Ina Jo Barber
Clovis
J. W. Branum
Ladene
Childress
J. M. Huntsman
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Fountain Terrace
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Northwest Texas Hospital
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Nancy Davis
Houston
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Margaret Stone
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Red River
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T. J. Krueger
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Lu Lynn Green
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Til
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van Buren Street
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Godfrey, Il
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St. Anthony‘s Hospital
Jack Drake
East Nineteenth Avenue
T. H. Walker
North Taylor Street
Buck L. Keeney
Great Lakes
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Keeney
W. D. Steagual
Gary
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Colorado
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O. S. Lake
Omaha
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Denver
J. Ralph Laverty
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New Rosslyn Hotel
Robert Randolph
Virginia Beach
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Carl Elliott
Eighth Avenue
Minnie Dea Coffin
New York City
Paul Coffin
Ernie Pyle
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Wirelessi
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Dugan
Marine Corps
Edward R Sperry
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Marine
Phillips
Indiana University
John Reed Phillips
Michigan City
Naval Reserve
Dr. Phillips
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Quincy
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Comdr
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