Captains of the Clouds at Paramount Theater
Technicolor drama about bush pilots in Canada who fly freight and passengers amid war fervor. James Cagney and Dean Dennis Morgan lead a crew who face age limits, strict rules, and a final daring mission to England despite setbacks.
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Paramount Theater
James Cagney
Dennis Morgan
Alan Hale
Brenda Marshall
Canada
Woods
Lake Country
Winston Churchill
Air Force
Cagney
England
Learn To Ride Bicycle Order From War Production Board
Washington reports the War Production Board restricting bicycle output to 42 percent of last year. The order bans juvenile models and limits future production to two Victory models for men and women. A study through June 30 will assess rubber and automobile shortages affecting workers and transport to plants.
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Washington
U.P
War Production Board
WPB
Second Nutrition Class Is Planned
Overflowed nutrition course at Sam Houston Junior High leads to a second session next Tuesday if enrollment justifies. Instructor Mrs. Ray Small, West Texas State College graduate, will teach Home Economics. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 15 to 5 45 P M. Call Mrs. Kendall 5589 or Mrs. Hudgins 4991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Junior High School
Ray Small
West Texas State College
Small
J. A. Kendall
Ivan Hudgins
Blossom Time marks 20th anniversary coast to coast tour
The Gilbert and Sullivan style light opera Blossom Time celebrates its 20th anniversary with a new production on a coast-to-coast tour. Interstate Theaters presents one performance at the Municipal Auditorium Monday night March 23 led by Everett Marshall with Marthe Errolle and Frank Hornaday among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Theaters
Municipal Auditorium
Everett Marshall
Metropolitan Opera
Marthe Errolle
Frank Hornaday
Agnes Cassidy
Detmar Poppen
Harry K. Morton
Zella Russell
Vienna
Franz Schubert
America
Mitzi
Dorothy Donnelly
Sigmund Romberg
New York
Truman Gaige
Joseph Toner
Kendall Crawford
Driskill Wolfe
Betti Davis
Virginia Vonne
Elliott Robertson
Irwin Burke
Beth Dean
Sylvia Mettler
Barbara Cation
Virginia McKay
Irving Actman
Paramount Theater
John L Patton Taken by Death
John L Patton age 57 died early today at a local hospital. He lived in Amarillo for 12 years and his family home is 302 Kentucky Street. Survivors include wife a son Paul Patton four daughters Mildred Ge neva Hunter Edith Roan and Marie all of Amarillo three sisters Estelle Montgomery Gotobo Oklahoma Alice Cade Jayton Texas Sue Tolbert Coleman and three brothers E L Patton Amarillo William Patton Roff Oklahoma and Harley Patton Big Spring. The body is in state at the Blackburn Shaw Chapel with funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives.
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John L. Patton
Amarillo
Kentucky Street
Paul Patton
Mildred Patton
Geneva Hunter
Edith Roan
Marie Brown
Estelle Montgomery
Gotobo
Okla
Alice Cade
Jayton
Texas
Sue Tolbert
Coleman
E. L. Patton
William Patton
Roff
Harley Patton
Big Spring
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Make That Blonde A Brunette Now
New York report says Tommy Manville repeats his plan to take a sixth bride on his 48th birthday April 9. This time he vows to marry brunette Jean Sutherlin, 21, of Romney West Virginia, replacing the previously announced blonde Madge Lowe of Toronto.
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New York
Cafe Society
Tommy Manville
Madge Lowe
Toronto
Jean Sutherlin
Romney
W. Va
Market Briefs From New York And Kansas City Trading Floors
Dow Jones averages shown by Merrill Lynch at 1 P.M. indicate declines in several sectors while Kansas City livestock markets report slow hogs, steady cattle and calves, and mixed sheep activity with modest weekend clearance. Beef steers reach around 13.00, vealers up to 14.00, and hogs trade near 13.30 for top weight ranges.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Kansas City
NEW York Stock Exchange
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Alleghany Lud Steel
Allis Chalmers Whee
Sneneees Am Smelt & Ref
Zinc & Lead
Ccses
Anaconda F
Armour & Co
AT & SF
Peses Wane Aviation Cor
Ei Ie
Paldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation Teen
Bethlehem Stee Eens
Borden He Senes Budd Mfg
Calumet Hecla Mines
Chrysler Ats
Ame
Consol Cop
At&t
Consol Oil Fee
Curtiss Wright
Eeve
Int
Power & Pap
Marshall Kennecott Copper
Field
Montgom Ward Sheet
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit Elersenne
National Dairy
Y Shipbuilding Tee
North American Avia
Big Ohio Oil
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount Pict of
Eretan
Phillips Pet Peereens
Plymouth Oil
Remington Rand
US Steel
Wilson & Co
Esse Woolworth Pee Se
Man To Discuss Nazi Germany At Panhandle Event
Ernst Winkler, authority on Nazi Germany, will speak Sunday night at Panhandle High School for the benefit of the Catholic Church. Msgr. John A. Steinlage, pastor of Panhandle and St. Francis churches, is involved. The public is invited.
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Ernst Winkler
Nazi Germany
Panhandle
Msgr
John A. Steinlage
Price Memorial Colllege
St. Francis
Temporary Price Ceiling Imposed on Finished Goods
The Office of Price Administration set a 60 day price ceiling on finished cotton and rayon goods to curb a rapid rise. Maximums are frozen at March 7 to 11 levels, not applying to retail sales but aiming to curb further dress and clothing price increases.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Calf Champion Brings $567 At Amarillo Fat Stock Show
Calf champion Bobbie Neal of Rochelle McCullough County traveled over 450 miles to Amarillo for the 1942 Fat Stock Show. His 860 pound calf sold for $567.60 to Phillips Petroleum Co, which donated the animal to the Junior Welfare League. Final buyers included Ideal Food Stores with 50 cents a pound. Reserve champion was bought by Pinkley Packing Co. for 33 cents a pound. Total calves and donations exceeded $1,000 for the Boys' Ranch entrants and the Service Men's Civic Center.
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Bobbie Neal
Rochelle
McCullough County
Amarillo
Phillips Petroleum Co
Young Neal
Petroleum Company
Junior Welfare League
Service Men's Civic
H. C. Shaw
Hedley
Pinkley Packing Co
Boys’ Ranch
Courtney Rasmusser
Gene Davis
Calvin Bagwell
Col. Earl Gartin
Corregidor Fort Withstands Intensive Japanese Bombing
Frank Hewlett reports Corregidor Island fortress near Manila Bay enduring daily air assaults by large Japanese bomber fleets. Despite 1,500 bombs and up to 120 planes shot down, the rock-hewn stronghold remains largely unbroken while Burma sees a tentative British stabilizing line near Tharrawaddy.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Torres Strait
Australia
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Frank Hewlett
United Press
Douglas MacArthur
Corregidor Island
Manila Bay
Hewlett
Rockhewn
Corregidor
Burma
Tharrawaddy
Rangoon
Chungking
Claire Chennault
U. S
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Vera Zorina
Louisiana Purchase
Technicolor
Capitol Theater
Irving Berlin
Capitol
Sandy
Dutch
Buddy
Merry Macs
Leon Erte
Texas Theater
Saturay
Lana Turner
Robert Taylor
Johnny Eager
Fred Macmurray
Marlene Dietrich
Mervyn Leroy
Edward Arnold
Phil Phillips and His Orchestra
Oldsters
THE
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Fuzzy Knight
Nell O'Day
Johnny Mack Brown
Bill Fargo
Rialto Theater
Liberty
Zane Grey
Mysterious
Fric Linden
Ann Doran
Criminals
Alice Faye Carmen
Me Ea
Rex
Jane Withers
Adi Ae
Chicago
Globe News
Leon Henderson
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
John J. Deving
Russia
Leningrad
Sea of Azov
Vichy
Berlin
London
Adolf Hitler
Napoleon
Royal Air Force
Kiel
the Merry Macs
Sandy Leon
Errol Anne Gwynne
Robert Paige
Darring
Merri
Laugh
FOX News
Ginger Rogers
Roxie Hart
Rialto
Joe Smith
Robt
Marsha Hunt
Metra Godduyn Mayer
Hollywood
Paramount
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Paramount World News
Shubert
Nagl
Martha Errolle
Lyme
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