United States Eyes 80000 Planes Plan by Summer 1943
The Roosevelt administration sketches an 80000 aircraft program tied to renewed Britain aid. Senators Clark and Pepper debate convoy risks and urgency while Knudsen predicts rapid production growth. Britain’s aid requests size declines from about 15 billion to 9 billion dollars as plans advance.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Britain
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Claude Pepper
Florida
Hitler
William 8. Knudsen
Germany
Walter M. Craig Enjoying Army Life Near Fort Huachuca
Walter M. Craig, former assistant manager for Dun and Bradstreet, reports from Fort Huachuca Arizona where he serves as lieutenant of infantry with the 368th Infantry. He praises the post and notes rapid motorization of both regiments and that 368th draws selectees from Indiana Kentucky Ohio West Virginia Maryland and Virginia. Defense authorities later reduced the defense budget to seven billion dollars.
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Walter M. Craig
Dun & Bradstreet
Amarillo
Craig
368Th
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Port Huachuca
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Golf Classes for Amarillo High Girls Begin
Golf instruction for Amarillo High School girls starts today under Mrs. Jesse Rogers and Mrs. J. W. Ross. The two leading local women golfers donate their services in response to student and parent requests for practical sports training within the physical education program. The first alarm clock appeared in 1420.
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Amarillo High School
Jesse Rogers
J. W. Ross
Amarillo
Courthouse Deeds and Registrations in Montgomery Record
Multiple warranty deeds listed for transfers between individuals and firms in Montgomery Alabama. Items include Blanchard to Coffin, Jones to Jenkins, Barnes to Roof, Crudgington to The Texas Co., Williams to Lefforge, Lefforge to Hughes, and Pittman to Morris, with values from $10 to $3500. Also car registrations and a note on Alabama purchasing carpetbag bonds totalling about $75,000.
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M. C. Blanchard
Paul C. Coffin
J. F. Jones
W. A. Jenkins
Mary Belle Barnes
W. A. Roof
G&s
John Crudgington
The
Texas Co
T. A. Williams
F. M. Lefforge
Merle Hughes
Nettie Pittman
Jno. W. Morris Pt
River Road Gardens
John Crockett
Garth M. Ingram
Montgomery
Ala
U.P
Alabama
Negroes May Get Chance in Army
Local draft officials report few calls for colored men and indicate a likely upcoming call. Potter County Board No 1 passed 14 eligible Negroes and Board No 2 passed 2 as state offices requested statistics on Negro draft numbers.
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Potter County
Austin
Board No. 1
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New York
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Gunn-Hinerman's
7Th Avenue
Gunn-Hinerman
General Electric Coffee Maker
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Cambridge
Arif
Ahhify
Ballard's Dependable Cleaners
Polk St
Baracat's Oriental & Stork Shop
Cunningham Floral Co
6Th Ave
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Hardeman-King Company
Fillmore St
G. G. Laing Grocery & Market
Washington St
Maxor Drug Company
16Th Ave
Fisk Bldg
Rynder's Junior Department Store
7Th Ave