Mother's Day stamp plea lights Home front in wartime
Miss Anna M. Jarvis, elderly founder of Mother's Day, urged Americans to wear war stamp flowers this year and to have service members mail envelopes labeled Mother's Day. Meanwhile U S bomber actions in the Pacific and Southeast Asia hit Toungoo Burma Nyngyan Prome and Wewak with heavy raids as MacArthur reports intercepts and Dutch and Australian operations support Allied aims.
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Philadelphia
Whistler
Anna M. Jarvis
Congress
Harrison County
Miss Jarvis
Associated Press
Toungoo
Burma
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
U. S. Army Air Force
Nyngyan
Mandalay
Prome
Sir Archibald P. Wavell
Maungdaw-Buthedaung
Akyab
Douglas MacArthur
Wewak
Toeal
Kai Islands
Australia
Timika
Dutch New Guinea
Novelty Linen Trim Brightens Linen Decor
Bright window boxes and new decor elevate linens with appliqued print scraps and embroidered flowers including pet varieties. Pattern 593 offers a transfer of six motifs about 5 by 6 inches with applique pieces. Send eleven cents to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept for pattern 593.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Early Davis Dies At Home In Canyon
Early Davis 72 a retired oil well driller died at his Canyon home this morning. Born in Salem West Virginia he lived in Borger Lefors and Canyon. Survived by widow three sons five stepsons three daughters and a stepdaughter with numerous relatives. Body to Pampa funeral home for arrangements.
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Early Davis
Canyon
Salem
W. Va
Davis
Borger
Lefors
Hayward
Hyattsville
Thomas
Ted
Charlston
Hugh Fite
Amarillo
Elmer Fite
J. C. Fite
Walters
Okla
Jimmie Fite
Kirksville, Mo
Lynn Ford Fite
Marvin Fite, Jr
Zelma Andris
Toledo
Phyllis Henisse
L. B. Wetzel
Clarksburg
W. W. Earnest
Beaumont
Pampa
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Motorists Pay Fines at City Hall Totals Report
The corporation court fined motorists totaling 119 dollars yesterday at city hall. Motorists paid 29 dollars with three charged 3 dollars each for running stop signs and one motorist fined 5 dollars for speeding. Globe News want ads get results.
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Corporation Court
City Hall
Globe News
Jaycees Given Treasury Assignment in Amarillo
Jaycees of Amarillo were assigned a task by the U S Treasury and were urged to attend tonight's 8 30 meeting in Room 419 Fisk Building. President Guy Walden said the group must discuss Washington’s assignment and other projects, noting about 50 members remain in civilian life.
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Jaycees
Amarillo
U. S. Treasury
Fisk Building
Chamber of Commerce
Guy Walden
Washington
Walden
CMP Clinic For Amarillo Briefed By WPB Officials
A CMP clinic organized by the War Production Board regional offices in Oklahoma City will occur in Amarillo at the Chamber of Commerce assembly room on May 10 and 11. A. B. Cotton and M. T. Buxton will lead the sessions, detailing materials control for specific business groups including distributors and factories.
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CMP
WPB
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Cotton
M. T. Buxton
War Production Board
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Lewis Didn’t Win Victory in Six Day Coal Order
Washington reports John L. Lewis not claiming victory from Harold L. Ickes six day work week order. Ickes says no pledge to permanence, a 15 day truce under American flag governs the plan, with 80 percent of mines already six days and 95 percent of tonnage produced. Small operators and higher prices cited as factors.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
Harold L. Ickes
Lewis
National War Labor Board
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Howard A. Gray
Solid Fuels
Gray
Four new grizzly cubs at San Francisco Zoo
A San Francisco Zoo report notes four newborn grizzly cubs cannot obtain birth certificates as their mother entered hibernation for the winter and emerged postnatal care remains uncertain. The scene reflects typical zoo record challenges in naming and documenting newborn wildlife.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Francisco Zoo
Mama Bear
Victory Concert Returns Mount Victory Concert
Amarillo’s Uso Municipal Auditorium hosted a Monday night event with bands and choirs from four area high schools. The audience purchased $10,000 in war bonds and stamps as part of the Million in May drive led by Ross Rogers.
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Uso Municipal
Amarillo
Khiva
Fred Galle
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By Sie Wheeler
Treasury
Jayne
America
Demana Jayne
Aviation Cadet Examining Board
Armed Forces Induction Station
Army Air Forces
Selective Service Board
Aviation Cadet
Army
Air Corps Cadet
Air Corps
JOINT
Army-Navy Personnel Board
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington, D. C
U.S. Army
Eer
AAF Technical Training Command
Amarillo Field
Texas
Onsultany
Army Rec
Amarillo Area
CUBS
Portraits OF Distinction Southwest Studio
LaDore
St.Joseph
Ay Uena
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Save
BABY
White
SEARS
Point Marguerite
Excellen
Laas TL
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