Soldier Faces Military Court for Wife Slaying
Pvt. Nore ris J. Hughes, on furlough from Camp Ibis, is tried by a military court at Eighth Service Command for murder of his wife Ivona Hughes, 23, beaten and choked to death in their Dallas apartment on May 27. He pleaded innocent at Camp Wolters last week. penalties range from life imprisonment to death with presidential review possible. Court was closed to the public.
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Dallas
U.P
Noreris J. Hughes
Eighth Service Command
Ivona Hughes
Hughes
Camp Ibis
Calif
Camp Wolters
Roosevelt
Psychology Course Begins at Center Amarillo
A new non credit course titled What Makes Us Act This Way starts Friday at the Amarillo Center of West Texas State College. Center director R G Boger will teach on fundamental drives emotions and adjustment for the layman through July 2. A second course Proper Pronunciation begins Thursday taught by Dr A Kirk Knott through July 1. Registration for the summer term is due tonight or tomorrow. The Sunday program featured Floyd presenting a motion picture history of the Panhandle to a full auditorium.
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Amarillo Center
West Texas State College
R. G. Boger
A. Kirk Knott
West Texas State
Floyd
The
Panhandle
Khiva Arab Patrol To Meet Tonight
Members of the Arab patrol for Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine will meet at 8 oclock tonight. The Temple's drum corps is scheduled to meet tomorrow night. A regular monthly meeting of Shriners will be held at 8 oclock Wednesday night to make plans for the fall ceremonial.
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Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine
32 Counties To Attend One Day Salvage Clinic
Practically all the 32 counties invited will send representatives to a one day salvage clinic here next Monday. Principal speaker will be William A. Becker of Washington D C a field deputy of the general salvage branch for the War Production Board. The clinic will be held in the Herting Hotel crystal ballroom.
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William A. Becker
Washington, D. C
General Salvage Branch
War Production Board
Her- Ting Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Globe News
Great Air Transport Service Expected After War
The Office of War Information forecasts a vast postwar expansion of air transport with 865 major US airports by 1943 and over 2 000 smaller fields, while warning against inflated peacetime claims. It notes fuel limits, argues air travel will grow but not replace surface transport, and cites rapid growth in Army and civilian air fleets and routes.
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Washington
America
Office of War Information
United States
OWI
The
Stanton
National Resources Planning Board
Civil Aeronautics Board
D. C
Naval Air Transport Service
ATC
Filling Stations Sustain Business Through Gasoline Rationing
A survey of 20 Amarillo service station managers shows most open stations report only modest drops in sales due to rationing, with losses ranging from negligible to about 25 percent. Large stations fare better as small ones close, shifting demand to the former. business steadiness improves as customers buy consistent weekly quantities.
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Amarillo
Court fines total $148 in Saturday city tally
The Corporation Court fines amounted to 148 dollars, reported from City Hall. Of this total 43 dollars were assessed against 17 motorists. Fines ranged from 1 to 5 dollars for offenses including over time parking and reckless driving.
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Corporation Court
City Hall
Stilwell Optimistic On Allied Plans In China War Front
Gen Joseph W Stilwell said Allied plans from Washington should satisfy demands for strong action against Japan. He expressed optimism about his theater and pride in China as an ally while en route to China. Maj Gen Claire L Chennault resumed command of the 14th U S Air Force after war strategy talks in Washington, with reports he met Chiang Kai-shek at Chungking.
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Cairo
U.P
Joseph W. Stilwell
China
Burma
India
Washington
Japan
United States
Claire L. Chennault
14Th
U. S. Air Force
Chennault
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Chiang
Stilwell
Chaplin Ordered to Justify Living Expenses Aid
Hollywood Charlie Chaplin was ordered to show why he should not pay the living expenses of Joan Barry amid a paternity suit. She seeks $2,500 monthly support and $10,000 for medical fees with a June 17 preliminary hearing set in superior court.
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
Chaplin
Miss Barry
Beverly Hills
John W. Irwin
Gertrude Barry
Joan
Superior Court
Canteen Class Seeks Twenty More Enrollees
The Red Cross chapter announces a canteen class started this morning at Senior High School Room 101 with instructor Mrs Sue Donald. She can admit 20 more women who register and attend Wednesday at 9.00 am. Over 250 nutrition certificate holders in Amarillo are eligible.
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Red Cross
Sue Donald
Amarillo
Police Probe Boy Death In Roosevelt Family Incident
In Philadelphia a coroner investigated the death of 11 year old Lew Hutchinson who was shot when a .22 rifle accidentally discharged by 10 year old William Roosevelt grandson of President Roosevelt. The boys, Episcopal Academy students, were at William's Edgemont home seeking bows and arrows when the rifle fired. Lew died at Bryn Mawr Hospital from a chest wound.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Lew’ Hutchinson
William Roosevelt
Roosevelt
W. J. Rushong
Episcopal Academy
William
Edgemont
Elliott Roosevelt
Elizabeth Donner Winsor
Rushong
Lewis
Winsor
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Santa Fe Engineer Promoted to Coast Lines
W H Rochester named assistant engineer of the Santa Fe Railway Coast Lines by General Manager E E McCarty. Rochester succeeds M B Clark who died last week. Since 1915 he has held roles from topography to district engineer for the Western Lines with Amarillo as headquarters.
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W. H. Rochester
Santa Fe Railway
Coast Lines
E. E. McCarty
G. C Jefferis
Western Lines
Rochester
M. B. Clark
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Kansas
Amarillo
Red Cross Seeks More Women To Join Service Effort
It is a necessary cog in the Red Cross service wheel and calls for more women to realize their responsibility. Interested individuals are urged to contact Mrs Reynolds at 8933 or the Red Cross office 2 6571. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Red Cross
Reynolds
US Fliers Blast Ships in Solomons Raids
U S forces report success in Solomons over a weekend with likely sinking of a Japanese destroyer cargo ship and corvette. About 15 Zeros shot down and four American planes lost. Progress cited in new raids on Kiska in the Aleutians as Tokyo reports planes downed in the Northern Solomons raid.
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Washington
Solomons
U. S
Kiska Island
Aleutians
Imperial Headquarters
Navy Department
Bouganville
Radio Note Guides Radio Equipment Quality
Engineers in Baltimore work with Bendix Radio division to test equipment against a purity signal from Washington. The US Bureau of Standards sets the official measurement standard used to ensure accuracy in all radio communications and electronic gear mass produced for war production.
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Baltimore
Mad
U.P
Bendix Aviation Corp
Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
Bendix
Go to a Movie Its Show Time Today Mon
Movie goers are urged to attend show times today Monday as listings appear for screenings and schedules. The notice emphasizes current showings and times for audience planning.
Movies on Today Schedule Featuring Classic Capers and War Dramas
Listings show today’s all day cinema lineup including The More The Merrier with Jean Arthur Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn. Also Education For Death and Mission Accomplished plus Five Graves to Cairo with Franchot Tone Anne Baxter Akim Tamiroff Erich von Stroheim and Casablanca with Humphrey Bogart Ingrid Bergman.
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Paramount Picture
Franchot Tone
Anne Baxter
Vw Wih
Akim Tamiroff
Erich Vox Stroheim
Rommel
Jean Arthur
Joel McCrea
Charles Coburn
Walt Disney Color
Paramount World News
Cairo
Erich von Strohelm
Humphrey Bogart
Ingrid Bergman
WWV Broadcasts Standard Pitch At 440 Cycles Per Second
The armed forces accuracy check notes WWV the federal bureau’s official radio station transmits the standard musical pitch of 440 cycles per second continuously for calibration and timing.
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WWV
Federal Bureau
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