Goin' Places New Record Company Debuts Artists and Charts
Capitol Records plans to release new recordings despite shellac shortages. Notable artists include Paul Whiteman Martha Tilton Bob Hope Eddie Rochester Anderson and Dennis Day with potential addition of Bob Crosby. The Billboard chart highlights top selling records sheet music and radio plugs, while Going Strong leads the machine record list.
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Martha Tilton
Bob Hope
Eddie “Rochester” Anderson
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Helen Forrest
Jimmy Dorsey
Glenn Miller
Benny Goodman
Kay Kyser
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Washington's wartime faces reshaped since Pearl Harbor
The piece notes 120000 new workers arrived in Washington since December 7 with over 50000 returning home, yet most did not leave lasting war effort impact. It highlights Nelson leading War Production Board, Eastman tackling transportation, Henderson as price chief, and Biddle handling espionage and war-contract issues, while many veterans remain in office.
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Radio warfare and lies in short wave chatter
Uncle EF questions the value of short wave radio warfare and the reliability of enemy broadcasts. He notes that if nobody trusts enemy radio, why listen, and if listeners select what to believe how can they know it isn’t another lie fueling circulation.
Today's puzzler horizontal and vertical clues list
Pictured sports team manager and a wide set of clues cover run away from metallic element type measure fashion and many more. The puzzle includes entries for foot digit nitric acid salt receptacle manner group corrupt signal system gilt edges transparent combat between two persons not sweet vitrified cinders make lace and nine more across and down clues.
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Postwar Prosperity Forecast From Institute Poll
George Gallup reports a broad belief in postwar prosperity among Americans with 51 percent predicting prosperity and 49 percent expecting a depression after the war. Businessmen show the strongest optimism while farmers and low income groups are more doubtful. Confidence rises with income.
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Kissers Spark Careers In Hollywood History
Hollywood gossip notes how famed kisses launched stars from Valentino to Gig Young. The piece cites multiple examples from Warner Bros pictures, showing how bold, lasting kisses propelled careers for actors like Young, Fitzgerald, Boyer, Smith, Gable, Garbo and others across classic films.
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Boyer
Alexis Smith
Joan Fontaine
Clark Gable
Clara Bow
Gary Cooper
Robert Taylor
Ann Sheridan
Tyrone Power
Jean Harlow
Hedy LaMarr
Lana Turner
Funny Bone magazine arrives in Amarillo waiting rooms
In Amarillo reception rooms doctors and dentists now display a new humor magazine titled Funny Bone. Foreword states it is a monthly for professional waiting rooms aimed at keeping impatient patients calm, with light reading and cartoons about medical staff. Dennis Raymond Cox born to Raymond and wife.
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Amarillo
Raymond E. Cox
Dennis
Dennis Raymond Cox
Victory garden obsessions amid New York suburb scenes
A weekend with a man who cultivates a Victory garden between his garage and dog-run near Manhattan. The piece humorously notes his dream of farming, his impatient lessons from nature, and the urge to show off the garden despite slow progress and inevitable set-backs.
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New York
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Bulgarian King Talks With Hitler in Berlin A Year Ago
A year earlier King Boris III of Bulgaria met Adolf Hitler in Berlin where Hitler empowered Martin Bormann to act with authority once held by Rudolf Hess. Hull urges Vichy to resist German collaboration as Gen. Dentz advocates a firm defense of Syria against British attack.
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Syria
Manners Quiz on In laws and etiquette guidance
A reader questions proper conduct with in laws and mail. Answers emphasize avoiding insults to a daughter in law or mother in law, treating visiting in laws with courtesy, and preferring to say this is Jim's mother when introducing her to friends. For mail, choose to lay unread letters aside for the husband.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Jim
Faith and guidance echoed in Psalms and verse
A compact reflection links Psalms 23 1 to personal faith and hope. It notes a careful journey through woe attributed to Bryon and Heame J with phrases on belief and evidence guiding action.
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Helping by Dale Carnegie Typical American Family Wins 1000 Award
A Shelton Connecticut family led by farmer Philip Jones is named a Typical American Family for war work. The Joneses serve on Farm Bureau and Defense committees, with members in the army 4-H, First Aid, and youth programs. Ellis A Gimbel awards a 1000 dollar gift to the family.
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Recapitulaton by Dorothy Thompson on German terror and hostages
Dorothy Thompson argues for warnings and specific penalties to deter Gestapo hostages shootings, citing Red Cross principles and potential German public opposition. She notes allied inaction on terror, recalls postwar occupation history, and warns that a purge may follow events like Heydrich’s assassination.
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