Pulse Feeler surveys best meals in a quizzical prompt
A crowd sample asks What’s your idea of a good meal with Mrs Zola A Dine offering a dollar. SGT A G Lobb favors fried chicken and potatoes while A L Ludden wants T bone steak and gravy thrice daily. Other quotes cite fried chicken with fries Geneva Goodner, a victory garden meal Jim Blasdel, steak and a cleaner’s view Rena Seales and a turkey dinner from Dr H L Robinson.
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Zola A. Dine
Sgt. A. G. Lobb
A. L. Ludden
Geneva Goodner
Amarillo Weather Tonight Into Tuesday Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through tonight and Tuesday. Scattered late afternoon and evening showers today and Tuesday across Amarillo and vicinity. Winds 25 mph this afternoon. High 85, low 57, noon 69, yesterday 71, with scattered thundershowers in parts of the region.
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Amarillo
West Texas
el Paso
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos River
New Mexico
More Moisture Due Forecast by Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau reports additional moisture with scattered afternoon and evening showers today and tomorrow. Rain last night measured .71 inch at the Weather Bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Bureau
Germans retreat collapses in Italy as Allied forces push toward Rome
Allied 5th Army reports a chaotic German rout across central Italy with Nazi formations fleeing by foot and horse cart. British 8th Army drives the 10th Army toward the Adriatic, while American tanks penetrate behind enemy lines near Orbetello and Porto San Stefano.
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5Th Army
Mark W. Clark
8Th Army
10Th Army
Tiber
Rome
Pescara River
Adriatic
Eberhard von Mackensen
Appenines
Orbetello
Porto San Stefano
Four Mile
San Stefano
Florence
14Th
Anzio
Russia
New Zealand
Pescara
Avezzano
Cecina
Livorno
Leghorn
Omar N. Bradley
Carentan
United States
Cerisy
Lison
St. Lo
Cherbourg
France
Caen
Normandy
Carentan-Isigny
Berlin
Vire
Isigny
Orne
Bayeux
United Press
Richard D. McMillan
French
Demos Quash Referendum in Texas Democratic Action
Dallas June 12 resolutions committee of the Texas State Democratic Executive Committee recommended that no action be taken on resolutions calling for a Texas referendum in the July primary on binding electors to vote for the party's presidential candidate. The executive committee then refused to certify the names of Texas Democratic presidential electors named at a rump convention for printing on the July primary ballot.
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Dallas
Resolutions Committee
Texas State Democratic Executive Committee
Texas
Missing Jurors and Witnesses Fined by Judge
In 47th district court Judge Henry S. Bishop fined jurors who failed to appear ten dollars each and witnesses who did not answer call twenty five dollars each. Only twelve jurors reported at opening. Court recessed to 9 am tomorrow for a full jury panel and all witnesses to report with four criminal cases on call.
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47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Marching Feet Lead Fifth War Loan Rally in Amarillo
Amarillo opened its Fifth War Loan drive with massed marching units led by Lt. Col. Richard Oldenwel ler and a detachment of WACs. Thousands watched as Army bands, civil groups, and school units joined in the display, while Col. A. E. Simpson urged bonds purchases as acts of faith in soldiers.
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Amarillo
Tommie Ruth Reed
Forest Hill
R. L. Dorough
Roy Sessions
Elmo Byrd
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Eterans
American Legion
America
Simpson
Amarillo Life Underwriters Association
Ralph Carney
Wichita
Kan
KGNC
Russians Break Mannerheim Line In Finnish Front Press
Soviet front dispatches report 18 Soviet tanks and artillery pouring through the Mannerheim line as Finns retreat along the Karelian Isthmus. Pravda claims Finnish surrender terms failed and the Red Army aims to knock Finland out of the war with a major summer offensive.
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Moscow
U.P
Mannerheim
Leningrad
Pravda
Red Army
Finland
Germany
Karelian
Leonid A. Govorov
Viipuri
Isthumus
Communist Party
Govorov
Belo Ostrov
Ernie Pyle Dispatches From Normandy Newsroom
Cable reports from Normandy arrive with delay, publishing two dispatches together on the same editorial page. Ernie Pyle’s frontline writing documents the beachhead and Allied actions as they unfold.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Cable and Telegraph
Normandy Beachhead
Court Orders Reargument on Texas Labor Registration Law
The Supreme Court orders reargument this fall on the case testing the constitutionality of Texas labor registration requirements brought by R. J. Thomas, president of the United Automobile Workers CIO.
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Texas
Washington
Supreme Court
Texa
R. J. Thomas
United Automobiil Workers Cio
Mrs Dick West Wins First News Tip Prize
Mrs. Dick West of 500 Milam Street wins $5 for the best News Tip called to the Globe News. Glenn C. Hatfield Jr. of 1215 West Tenth Avenue takes second prize of $3 for a tip about a girl run over by a car without wheels contact. Mrs. N. Philbrick, 1600 Buchanan Street, earns $2 for reporting a baby backing a car into a telephone pole.
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Dick West
Milam Street
Globe News
Europe
Glenn C. Hatfield, Jr
West
Tenth Avenue
Mrs. N. Philbrick
Buchanan Street
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Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Montebourg
U. S
Lille-Nord
Montdidier
Evereux-Fauville
Dreux
Vitry-en-Artois
Beauvaistille
East Russell Stationery Co
Barteur
Seine
Blackstone
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Lucille Tucker
West Eleventh Avenue
Richard Gower
Billy Bradley
Ong Street
Margie Key
Taylor Stret
Bobby Taylor
Bonham Sire
A. B. Clark
North Houst Street
Francis Wilson
Georgia Street
Robert Morrow
North
Roberts Street
Hettie Alla
North Pierce Street
Brnst Mercer
East Fourteen Avenue
Tommy Bowles
Leroy Carver
Johnson Street
L. Mason
Monroe Stree
J. T. Ferguson
van Bure
Lee Ann Brown
Cleveland Street
R. B. Groves
Maryland Street
Leo ] Brauer
Jackson Street
Kerneth Gaul
Pierce Street
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