Uproar of headlines from the war year reels
A sprawling collage shows Mary Jo Griffin and Eugene Lemmon’s wedding, Craig Wood winning the U S Open, and Dorothy Morris with Billy Ferguson engagement. It notes film showings at the State and Paramount, plus past open golf champs, Mardi Gras at the Nat, and a Hollywood feature on actor Ralph Harolde’s typed gangster roles.
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Raef Panhandle
Mary Jo Griffin
Eugene Lemmon
Craig Wood
Dorothy Morris
Billy Ferguson
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Nat Jim Gulerie
Mike Simmons
Tom Cole
Mary Kruser
Jane Cox
William Powell
Myrna Lov
Paramount
NAT
Kathryn Farwell
Chilton Hill
Twillie McKown
U. 8
Thelma Means
Earl Thompson
Byron Nelson
Bette Davis
Paul Muni
John Garfield
J. B. L. Club
Frances Jean Ravery
Jeanette Drapela
Jacquelyn Terrell
Marjorie Day
Potatoes and people in Amarillo notes from town
A collage of local life features Mr and Mrs Norwood West planting Irish potatoes at 2601 Jackson Street, blossoming garden success, and a parade of Amarillo newcomers and visitors. The column also covers births at Northwest Texas Hospital, soldiers on furlough, and residents traveling to Fort Smith, Dallas, and Denver, with brief social notes and a weather glimpse on Polk Street.
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Mrs
Norwood West
Jackson Street
J. R. Barnhill
Tucson
Ariz
Coleman Barnhill
Kay
Carrizo Springs
Elizabeth Eardley
H. L. Adkins
Hughes Street
Fort Smith
Mary Jane Perriman
Indianapolis
Carl Perriman
Phillip
R. C. O'Keefe
Panhandle
Mary Jane
Lexus Hospital
William Gribble
Amarillo
Dallas
Parker Street
Borger
Pantex Plant
Washington Street
L. W. Wilhite
Louisiana Street
Brownwood
Mr. Wilhite
Pantex Ordnance Plant
J Neal
Anderson
Ind
G. A. Mattingly
Sixteenth Avenue
Eloise Gibson
van Buren Street
Palo Alto
Calif
Inez Hill
South Pierce Street
Abilene
McMurray College
F. E. Lochridge
Mitchell, SD
Lochridge
Bryan H. Collins
West Thirteenth Avenue
R. W. Rollins
Denver
Colo
W. M. Benson
Polk Street
Frank Wright
Vermillion
S. D
F. C. Wright
Dick Madison
Fred Madison
Fillmore Street
Texas A
J. W. Hough
Canyon
L. W. Hough
Harry Moyer
North West
First Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
O. D West
North Alabama Street
Donna Gail
Douglas G. Graham
North Buchanan Street
Alvin Reed
Spearman
Tuesaday
FE. Durward Savage
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Annonce
J. C. McCullough
Randa Nell
McCullough
W. W. MeCort
Mississippi Street
Seldon Simpner
142Nd
F. A. Simpson
Walter Word
Intelligence
Washington
W. D. Word
Belleview Street
Cheyenne
Wyom
Word
Fort Warren
Fla
J. C. Finley
Fairmont Street
W. L. Cline
Grace Cline
R. K. Cline
North Carolina
Clinton Eaton
Camp Blanding
R. F. Anthony
Monroe Street
Anthony
Mark Anthony
Wilson
Bill Whitson
Roswell
Oriie Webb
Missouri
Eloise Herring
Perrin
J. R. Boone
Jimmy
Colorado
EF. J. Berry
Maryland Street
Boones
Harold Davis
Norma Curtis
Olea Newcomer
Virgil Carver
Pasadena
Amarillo, Groom and
Clarendon
Muleshoe
P. C. Windsor
Taylor Street
Windsor
Producers Grain Company
Milton
Butler
Plainview
West Eleventh Avenue
Freese and
Nichols
Farm Security Administration
J. W. Sager
Houston
Sunset Terrace
Mr. Sager
G. B. Sager
Certain-teed
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Irene Riter
Tenth Avenue
R. Major, Jr
Pleasant Valley
Donna Sue Strawhan
J O. Strawhan
Bessie Hollabaugh
Beverly Gardens
H. J. Seiman
North Rusk Street
F. E. Carfile
M. &. Banister
Hedley
Julia Smallwood
Dorothy Mae Burrows
North Pierce Street
Kenneth Ross Brewer
A. C Brewer
Woodland Street
Charles William Ott
R. H. Ott
Virginia Street
David Blanchard Brown
Bonham Street
Mayme L. Oliver
B. N. Partain
Natches Street
War Leaders Rally, Cite Resolve Across Fronts
Quotes from Gen Stilwell, Sen Connally, Cordell Hull, and Mayor LaGuardia emphasize collective effort and unwavering determination in the ongoing war. The leaders frame victory as defeating Axis and Japanese forces, urging Americans to persist through hardship and sustain a fighting spirit.
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Secretary of State
Cordell Hull
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES PUZZLE LIST
A compact list of cross letters with numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes famous symbols, abbreviations, Greek letters, and common words tied to chemistry, metals, and units. Provides answers for a traditional newspaper puzzle grid.
Unhonored Heroes of the Home Front on Middle Floors
In New York many apartment residents on middle floors host others during air raid drills. Engineers chose these floors as safest refuge from shattered glass and direct hits. Tales detail overflowing apartments, impromptu dinners, and dog power fights as residents endure drills and jokes about tax deducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
New York
Prac- McLemore
Oklahoma
Silent as Mussolini in a quiet moment
A poetic comment recalls Mussolini’s loud public demeanor and contrasts it with a rare, hushed calm. The piece riffs on his balcony speeches and the absence of dramatic chest thumping in a moment of restraint.
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Mussolini
Strange Idea By Dale Carnegie At Stephens College
James Madison Wood, president of Stephens College in Columbia Missouri, pursued a long term collaboration with W W Charters of the Carnegie Institute of Technology. They signed a 25 year contract to study women’s problems after surveying 300 college women who kept diaries for three years. The three main issues revealed were health marriage and appreciation of beauty. The effort aims to help women with intelligent discussion and a course addressing these topics.
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Dale Carnegie
James Madison Wood
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
United States
Carnegie
W OW. Charters
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Goslings
W. W. Charters
Wood
MacArthur air supremacy preserves Australia from Japanese bids
General MacArthur's daily bombings of Lae and Rabaul keep Japanese attacks on Northern Australia at bay. Japanese efforts to reach Port Moresby and Darwin have been repulsed by Australian and American air actions, with Allied forces building strength in Australia and Libya veterans arriving. The broader war shows Japan massing in Central China while Burma Road bridges are blown and routes to India are threatened.
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China
Pacific
Asia
Japan
Russia
Britain
United States
Alaska
Siberia
Europe
Eurasian
India
Middle East
Balkans
Scandinavia
Germany
Paul Mallon
Washington
MacArthur
Rabaul
Lae
Moresby
Coral Sea
Australia
New Guinea
Port Moresby
John Curtin
Broome
Port Darwin
Wyndham
Libya
Pearl Harbor
Bay of Bengal
Andaman Islands
Burma
Salween
Tibet
Chungking
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South Africa
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