Heavy Bomber Production Sets New May Record
May production exceeded goals by two percent with 2901 aircraft delivered to the armed forces. Liberator B-24 output rose with all plants meeting or surpassing schedules. Three plants to shift from Liberator work. North American Dallas and Ford Willow Run to bear the bulk of B-24 production next year. A Navy plane water injection device is now in Pacific combat use. The Mother Church holds annual meeting stressing freedom as a spiritual gift and naming Paul Stark Seeley as president.
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Washington
Charles F. Wilson
War Production Board
Aircraft Production Board
Wilson
Consolidated
Fort Worth
San Diego
Douglas
Tulsa
Okla
North American
Dallas
Ford
Willow Run
Mich
Pacific
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Paul Stark Seeley
Cambridge
Mass
Christian Science
The
Monitor
Six Japanese Columns Advancing in China
Six Japanese columns driving toward Changsha and Changsha area faced heavy Chinese resistance and losses. Chinese forces reported gains north of Hunan and successful counterattacks around Tungting Lake, with U.S. Air Force support under Stilwell bombing Japanese columns, depots, and river craft.
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Chungking
Hunan
Changshai
Changsha
Hupeh
Pingkiang
Yiang
Lake Tungting
Liuyang
Sinshih
Canton-Hankow
Kweiyi
Tiger
Tungting Lake
Yangtze River
Kungan
Yangtze
Shasi
Sangtze
U. S
Manshien
Changteh
U. S. Air Force
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mustang
Warhawk
Stilwell
Tungcheng
Shortage heightens demand for sturdier children’s shoes
Parents demand better quality as rationing reveals a gap between appearance and durability. Fewer children's shoes are produced since the war began, yet demand remains strong, intensifying the impact of shortages for several reasons.
Polish Prime Minister Arrives for Talks in Washington
Polish Prime Minister Mikolajczyk arrives in Washington for discussions with President Roosevelt on Polish Soviet relations and a possible settlement. Officials stress cautious optimism, noting Russia Poland boundary disputes and anti Soviet elements in exile government.
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Washington
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Roosevelt
Russia
Britain
Moscow
Mikolajczyk
London
World Security Organization
Rain Worries Wheat Farmers in Panhandle
Two to three inches of rain in ten days worries Panhandle wheat farmers. Heavy straw risk from now growth resembles two years ago when grain losses occurred due to toppled stalks and wind. Smut and black rust threaten crops. Dalhart to see new Denver Railway stockyards at $9,080 as construction starts soon after using Rock Island facilities.
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Dumas
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
C. S. Edmonds
Fort Worth
Denver Railway
Denver
Rock Island
Refugees Sue for Diamonds Loaned in Flight from Poland
Houston jewel merchant William Salman is named defendant in a federal suit brought by refugees Mr and Mrs Samuel Goldlust who seek return of three diamonds valued at about 14000 dollars. The Goldlsts say Salman took a loan of 3400 dollars against the stones to cover passage and duties and refuse to return the jewels.
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Houston
Poland
United States
Samuel Goldlust
New York
William Salman
Bombay
India
Warsaw
America
England
Jacob Landor
Landor
Salman
Factory Dermatitis and antiseptic treatment guidance
A short note on base itching and burning addressed to use Black and White Ointment as directed and to cleanse with Black and White Skin Soap for healing.
Landscape artists visit Amarillo for new park planning
Nationally known landscape artists from Hare and Hare Kansas City arrive for conferences with Amarillo officials on a memorial park south of Amarillo College. Landscaping begins soon after the purchase of the plot. Dumas Lions elect Arthur Baer president with Bob Spencer and Kenneth Phillips as vice presidents and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare and
Hare
Kansas City
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Elwood Park
Texas Liquor Permit Application for 509 North Fillmore St Amarillo
The Texas Liquor Control Board notice states T. S. Mitchell Liquor Store owner applies for a Retail Liquor Permit under the Texas Liquor Control Act. The permit would be used at 509 and 509 A North Fillmore Street in Amarillo Texas.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
North
Fillmore St
Amarillo
Texas
T.S. Mitchell Liquor Store
T. S. Mitchell
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Whitney Company
A-B Liquor Store
Seventh & Tyler Service
Wilbur Jackson
China
Yi Yang
Hsueh Yueh
Little Globe News
International Shoe Company
ST. Louis, Missouri
Blackburn ‘Bros. Omen's
Boys
National Council of
Stettinius
Peen
New Park
Arthur Baer
Dumas Club
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