Catfish King to Visit Amarillo Amid Local News
The Amarillo Times notes forecast wind and cool weather. Hon. FE. Rasmus Tack turns 58. Plans discuss WAVES SPARS and WACs postwar. Catfish King Meyer to demonstrate skinning, with Captain Duke Moseley in charge. Nurses Aide courses open at St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas hospitals. Walter Blackburn recalls oil boom days and a trade for a Chevrolet.
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Lonely widow seeks friends and companionship in wartime era
A widow writes seeking male friends for companionship after her husband’s death. She details her age, height, income, children in Navy and in college, and desire for a reliable partner who can share life and advise on selling property. She asks Mr Tack to keep details confidential and notes she is not seeking a matrimonial bureau.
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Weather Winds and Warmth in Amarillo and Far Winds
A column weaves anecdotes about Amarillo's cold reputation and a Klawock Alaska resident stationed there. It contrasts northern winds with English Channel seas and jokes about invasion timing, plus short musings on names, love, and social quirks from readers.
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Green ink love letters and Seattle romance odds
A reader muses on green ink as the best color for love letters while noting Seattle has five men per woman and 200000 servicemen. The item cites a Pittsburgh club urge to marry, a Los Angeles case granting $16 monthly alimony plus children and attorney costs, calling the situation colossal.
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Maltin Tack Dog Strays and Reader Notices
A black Cocker Spaniel named Chris with a white neck spot and black collar is lost. a reward is offered at 20739. A one week old white goat is offered for good home at 90 North Florida Street. A found key chain on Polk Street between Sixth and Seventh is claimed by calling 9516. A reader seeks a schoolboy to spade flower beds and yard work at 905 Madison Street, contact 4745.
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Lost Christmas Puppy Seeks Owners in Johnson Street Note
A letter seeks Mrs. Darnell to contact at 1604 Johnson Street. A five year old boy and a three year old girl report a lost red male Cocker Spaniel given as a Christmas gift and request help locating the pet.
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Tack
Markets and Livestock Reports from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report hogs and cattle prices, with hogs steady and cattle mixed on slaughter classes. Notable entries include hogs 200-330 lbs at $14.15-$14.25 and steer prices around $14.00-$16.00, while beef cows trend lower. The dispatch also notes Roosevelt’s head cold and a Nicaragua birth, plus European advisory commission activity and a New York jury selection in a society murder case.
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Missing puppy Red Pepper risks reward in Pierce Street search
A 6 month old puppy named Red Pepper vanished on Thursday March 16 from 1212 Pierce Street. Owners Joe Drew and Mabel Ann Crossett offer a generous reward for the safe return and request callers contact 2-0683.
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Price Panel to Visit Amarillo Food Stores for Price Compliance
Representatives of the war price and rationing board will visit 135 Potter County and Amarillo stores over tomorrow and Thursday to promote price control understanding. They will check ten popular market basket items against ceiling prices and assist with pricing regulations while emphasizing cooperative enforcement.
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War Price and Rationing Board
Allied Chief in Cairo Arrives for Talks
General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, Allied commander in chief in the Mediterranean, has arrived in Cairo for conferences with Allied chiefs. He travels amid ongoing strategy discussions and coordination efforts in the Middle East theater.
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Postpone Meeting Delays City Commission Session
Mayor Jenkins announced at noon that the regular weekly city commission meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed.
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