Amarillo couple wed as Sternie leads Nat plans
Nick Carter and Ruth Cornell married in Amarillo with Justice of Peace Charley Carder presiding. Ruth had been named Queen for the Southwest and earned a Hollywood trip. Nick was listed among the town’s eligible bachelors in 1940. Sternie Sternberg’s orchestra faces a possible overstay at the Nat as fans push to keep him. A busy night at the Nat includes many dance couples and the Sixth Columnist’s Old Time Dance at Amarillo College with awards and social highlights.
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Pat Bourassas
Vern Dysart
Ace Estes
Clyde Camp
Freddie Worrell
Freddie
Lawrence Welk
Kalamazoo
Sleepy Quest
Maxine
Dan Higgins
Leroy Byrds
Gene Flemings
Jimmy Simons
Betty Vaughn
Frank Bonner
Amarilo College
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Dick Kile
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Newman Parker
Floy Howard
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William Cooke
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Wayne Bright
Robert Halter
Catherine DeFries
Dale Foreman
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Ray McManus
Jimmy Jenkins
Millard Johnson
Yvonne Bennett
Earnest Shearer
Bill Edd McLaughlin
Paul Berthelot
Mary Traegar
Bob Buntin
Bill Herndon
R. P. Carter
Bil Newman
Mary Kruser
L. G. Yarborough
Bryan Jones
W. C. Grammer
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Cecil Ingram
Bill Stevenson
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Jane Cox
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Paul Barnard
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Jim Jackson
North Texas Teachers College
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Taylor Jones
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John Tolleson
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How America Lives in a People Portrait by Furnas
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Indiana
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Schenectady
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Coventry rises amid ruins and brave Pearl Hyde’s aid
In Coventry a city wrecked by bombing carries on with makeshift shops and rationing, while residents endure crowded living and rebuilt life. Pearl Hyde, head of the Women's Voluntary Service, earned the Order of the British Empire for ten days of tireless aid, feeding, clothing, and comforting survivors amid ash and bombed homes.
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America
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Women's Voluntary Service
England
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Empire State Building stamps and tall facts in 1930s history
The Empire State Building tops stamps in Ecuador and France with Eiffel Tower stamps following. At 1248 feet and 102 stories above ground, it features a 200 foot mooring mast for Zeppelins. Construction began August 30 1929 with first steel March 17 1930 and occupancy by May 1 1931. Waldorf Astoria site, 6400 windows, seven miles of elevator shafts, 1200 feet per minute, housing 25000 tenants and 80000 capacity.
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Ecuador
Eiffel Tower
Europe
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State
Washington's wife and a word puzzle index
A vintage puzzle page lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It pairs historical hints like Washington's wife with crossword style prompts including terms for numbers, parts of a church, illness, and crafts, guiding solvers through a compact word grid.
Young Men Favor Lease-Lend in Senate Debate
Dr George Gallup reports a national cross section view on the lease lend bill showing strong support among men aged 21 29 and broad approval across older groups. The Institute estimates about 28 million of 50 million voters are definitely for the bill, with 10 million opposed, while 60 million express no opinion or are uncertain.
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Lease-lead bill poll shows mixed support across states
The American Institute of Public Opinion reports on a national poll of 10,000 interviews across all states about a lease-lend bill. In the four largest states New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio opinions vary with Illinois least in favor and Ohio and Pennsylvania most in favor among voters, with Roosevelts position supported by these states.
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Answers to Crackers Editorial Page Questions
The summary lists wartime items: Athenia sunk off Ireland with 112 lives lost and Olinda sunk in the South Atlantic by Ajax. Russia invaded Finland on November 30, 1939, Italy invaded Greece on October 28, 1940. Hitler invaded Denmark and Norway on April 9, 1940, beginning rapid campaigns that toppled six European nations. Sidi Barrani in Egypt was captured by Italians in August and retaken by the British in December. Churchill said, Give us the tools and we will finish the job in his February speech on British Africa successes and urging U.S. aid.
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Egypt
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Africa
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Changes at the Civil Aeronautics Board Spark Debate
The piece reviews CAB reforms and their alleged link to aviation accidents, noting a shift from the old CAA, questions about costs and safety morale, and disputes between Congress and executive aviation officials. It cites Atlanta and Wright Field incidents, plus labor disputes in New York and Hutcheson v. New York law. Reprints label the claim of overestimated benefits.
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Texas
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Thurman Arnold
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Hutcheson
Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette And A Doctor Visit
A 1940s style etiquette quiz asks five questions on common courtesy from hosting and guest behavior to handling shared costs. The piece concludes with a brief “What Would You Do” scenario about calling a doctor at night and guidance from Rear Admiral John W. Greenslade.
Groves Eight Principles Of Marriage Course At UNC
Professor Ernest H Groves of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill teaches Sociology 62 the world first full credit college course in marriage deduced from 1926 headlines The eight principles emphasize monogamy no trial marriage sex not chief value premarital experience causes of maladjustment rejection of double standards courtship focus beyond physicals responsible misinformation and conscientious parenthood as the ultimate educator of relationships
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Groves
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
United States
Professor Grove
Sentimental yesterday and Castle Garden’s fate
Edwin C. Hill reflects on sentimentality amid modern progress led by Robert Moses in New York. He recalls Jenny Lind’s 1850 Castle Garden performances, defense of preserving memory, and contrasts past splendor with urban renewal and the rise of the Battery Tunnel. The piece ties Castle Garden to cultural memory and national identity.
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Red
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New York
England
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America
Clay and
Webster
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Louis Kossuth
Samuel F. B. Morse
Mario
Grisi
Signor Sussini
Signorina Vestralvi
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