Local classifieds offer appliances and listings for sale
Several ads appear for electric irons and appliances from Anderson with phone number 4505, boat motors and a factory boat listed by Mullins, an electric refrigerator for Wagon Wheel Cafe, two bedroom suites, Electrolux vacuum cleaner, goats, a furnished one room house, and a 1941 Chevrolet Deluxe with 31,000 miles listed by Mr. Ruland at Room 241 Ross Hotel.
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Anderson
Oklahoma City
Johnson Motor
Mullins
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Electrolux
North West
Ross Hotel
Ruland
Paramount and Capitol Theaters Feature Big Name Lineup
Amusement listings show Paramount presenting And the Angels Sing with Lamour, MacMurray and others. Capitol offers Four Jills in Jeep with Landis and Francis. Rialto features Jive Junction. Leon shows Mr Smith Goes to Washington starring Stewart and Arthur. Star screens The Fighting Seabees with Wayne Hayward. Rex presents Desert Song in Technicolor. Victory shows The Human Comedy with Rooney. Texas offers So's Your Uncle with Wood and Burke. Lyric Theatre lists The Magnificent Ambersons as next.
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Paramount
The
G Lamour
Betty Mutton
Fred MacMurray
France
Henry Aldrich
Cupid
Jimmy Lydon
Diana Lynn
Vera Vague
Aldrich
Capitol
Four Jills
Jeep
Carole Landis
Kay Francis
Martha Raye
Mayi Mayfair
Jimmy Key
Orchestra
Rialto
Tine Thayer
Dickie Moore
Leon
Mr. Smith
Washington
James Stewart
Jean Arthur
Fighting Seabees
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
Dennis O'Keefe
Navy
Rex
Dennis Morgan
Irene Manning
Sigmund
Mickey Rooney
Frank Morgan
James Craig
Texas
Uncle
Donald Wood
Elyse Knox
Billie Burke
Nightlife entries and open venues listed in town
The fragment lists venues including Jonge Coatello Bis and Charlies Starrettito with dawn strikes. Night clubs such as Open every night by Dick Morton and his orchestra, Rainbow Gardens with The Plains men nightly Tuesday to Saturday, and Mexican Inn open seven nights.
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Jonge Coatello
Lonsere
Navelln Ankers
Tenering Cobrontier
Yoith Charlies Starrettito
Dick Morton
Rainbow Gardens
Plainsmen
Mexican Inn
Chin-Up Girl contest tally tops million votes in Amarillo
More than a million votes counted for Amarillo Chin-Up Girls with the final result kept secret until July 8. Fourteen wives of servicemen are nominated with sponsors from local firms and clubs. top prizes total 1000 in War Bonds. Voting requires E-Bond purchases at city bond booths with each 25 dollar bond granting 100 votes.
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Amarillo
Irene Watson
Purr Food Stores
Chichie Eisenberg
American Legion
Bettie Brady
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Aileen Byrd
Red Cross
Gwendolyn Alvarez
North Amarillo
Jessie George
Optimist Club
Rosalie Daley
Air Sergeant Glad Monty Wins Bet with Monty Memoir
In Fort Wayne a foxhole tale recalls General Montomery winning a bet with Eisenhower by meeting on schedule for a jeep and a C 47 crew. Sergeant Hanson, flight engineer on the Montgomery plane, recalls autographs for crew and cigarettes after each trip amid war chatter.
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Glad Monty
Fort Wayne
Ind
U.P
Wilford C. Hanson
Benedict
Monty
Baselead
Montgomery
Hanson
Tommies
Baerpas
Iceland
England
North Africa
Sicily
Oklahoma Turned Down as State Song Despite Broadway Tune
Oklahoma City reports the Legislature refused to adopt Oklahoma as the official state song even with Governor Kerr backing the Broadway hit. Legislators balked at singing about love under a full moon with hawks a flying, deeming it unbecoming for rural church meetings.
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Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
House
Oklahoma
Marines Pass Papers Along to Their Dogs
Marines at Camp Lejeune say newspapers aid the war effort by training dogs and humans alike. The story notes the base environment and the role of printed news in daily life during World War II.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
WA P
Marine Base
29 Races Work Together on Bomber Line
Detroit Washington state article notes 29 nationalities and races cooperate on a Hudson Motor Car Co dive bomber wing production line for the Curtiss Helldiver. Workers from American English French Chinese Bohemian Romanian Italian Syrian Greek Filipino Bulgarian Russian Jamaican Czech Negro Yugoslav Croatian Polish Finnish Scotch and other groups are organized under race leaders to speak only English.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Co
United Nations
Globe-News Want Ads Show Results Across Nationalities
A short classified note highlights want ads including Trish Spanish Portuguese German and Dutch Belgian Danish American Indian and Korean, signaling diverse language and regional audiences in the listings.
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Globe-News
Smiths Form Blood Donor Club In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Smith family leads blood donor efforts with 745 members having donated blood and 16 donors contributing eight times or more. The Smith Gallon Club aims to enlist additional Smiths as donors as part of the Red Cross Blood Donor center drive. Water buffalo milk from Peiping is pasteurized and bottled in glass.
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Cincinnati, O
U.P
Cincinnati
Red Cross Blood Donor Center
Smith
Smith Gallon Club
Peiping
China
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Bill Gilstrap
Jean
W. W. Davis
Khiva Temple
Committee On
Shriners’ Hospitals For
J. N. Riggs
Hugo Loewenstern
Jean Ward
E. H. Ready
Ordnance Plant
Jack Ward
Tran
War Dog
London
High Seas
Lloyd Otten
W. 12Th
Carlton Scales Orchestra
Aviatrix Club
Pers
Jeeper
Khoury Bros
van Buren
Madsen
Panhandle
Smiths
G. Welton Gross
Osteopathic
Oliver Eakle
Rene
City Cab
H. V. Lowrance
Mitzi Mayfair
Rfalto
Fritz Cowan
Susan Howard
U. S
Desert Song” Comedy and
Dixie Cream Donut Shop
Tie Burke Bonard Wooos
Tyes Knox
Reed
N. E
Liberty
Charles Sentoets
Paul Muni
Tax Inc
Joesph Cotten
Dolores Costello
Magnificent Ambersons
Lon Chaney
Evelyn Ankers
Son OF Dracula
India
Sainsi
America
Avalon Club
Roy Garcia and His Orchestra
N. E. 8Th Ave
Dorothy
Lamour
Betty Hutton
and the Gels
Prema Mumba
U. S. Armt Signal Corps
Mansaeey
Tou
Europe
State and Capitol
Emoey Lydon
Dione Lynn
Service
Allied van Lines
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