Loose-Wiles Elects Hupp and Main to Top Posts
Bert L. Hupp was named chairman of the board of Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co at a directors meeting. Hanford Main was elected president, succeeding the former executive vice president. The board also includes K. E. Lose and R. W. Castle among others as officers and directors.
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New York
Bert L. Hupp
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co
Hanford Main
Comany
KE. P. Lose
A. J. Baie
M. G. Johaning
A. B. Ewing
R. W. Castle
R. G. Norris
H. A. Clemmer
J. Frederick Eagle
B. L. Hupp
E. F. Swinney
K. D. Loose
Mr. Hupp
United States
Main
One Sunshine Biscuit Organization
St. Louis
Senate Finance Committee Reports Pay-as-You-Go Tax Plan
The Senate Finance Committee today reports its recommendations for waiving a year’s tax collections and placing taxpayers on a pay as you go basis. It hopes for final Senate passage and House concurrence this week with tax collection on 1943 income starting July 1 through paycheck deductions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Treasury
Marian Martin Slip Sewing Pattern 9392 Ad
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9392 a misses and women's slip with scalloped lace edged options. Size 16 requires 2 yards 39 inch fabric and 4% yards edging. Send sixteen cents plus size name address and style number to receive pattern and summer pattern book.
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Pat Tn
Marian Martin
Hospitals Observe National Hospital Day May 12
Northwest Texas and St Anthonys hospitals will observe National Hospital Day on May 12 to recruit nurses and nurse aids. Local hospitals aim to recruit at least 70 nurse aids as national nursing schools graduate 65,000 student nurses for the armed forces. Local output of nurses has risen by 50 percent.
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Texas
St. Anthonys
Sugar Ration Rules Outlined for County Residents
The statement notes canning sugar available by mail or in person at Potter and Randall counties. Randall limits 25 pounds per person yearly with canyon ration board access. Potter starts with 6 pounds first season and 25 pounds yearly overall. Enclose No 1 rations book for processing. 5 pounds may be used for jams and preserves.
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Potter County
Randall County
Ration Board
Canyon
Randall Board
Potter’ County
OPA
Rusk Services Held in Canyon
Funeral for Elza Alfred Rusk 70, pioneer farmer of Randall County, will be 3 p.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Canyon. Rev. Roy L. Johnson will officiate. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Madge Rusk Pampa Stella Young Los Angeles Calif A V Peterson Mission two sons Ray Ford Rusk Canyon two brothers Ralph Rusk Trinidad Colo H B Rusk Hobbs NM three sisters Cora Elkins Buffalo Tex Minnie Shellmut Canyon Della Scott Marysville Mo and two grandchildren. Arrangements by Carmichael Funeral Home Pampa.
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Elza Alfred Rusk
Randall County
First Baptist Church of
Canyon
Roy L. Johnson
Dreamland Cemetery
Rusk
Pampa
Madge Rusk
Stella Young
Los Angeles
Calif
A. V. Peterson
Court Fails To Get Grand Jury
The 47th District Court failed to secure a grand jury this morning with only nine of 16 panel members present. It requires 12 for the jury, and the sheriff was ordered to summon more men. This opening term marks the first time in years the grand jury was not convened as planned, with felony complaints awaiting the panel.
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47Th District Court
Henry Bishop
Wheat crop forecast amid weekend moisture impacts
Approximately 45,000,000 bushels are forecast with a 25,000-bushel per acre prediction for this year. The estimate hinges on the current wheat condition following weekend moisture, as reported in Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Globe News
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Trade
Livestock totals and price ranges updated from Kansas City and Chicago markets. Hogs 3,000 salable in KC with 10-20 cent declines. top at 14.35, cattle 13,000 salable with varied demand, beef steers 13.75-15.25, cows 10.75-11.65. stockers steady, calves listed to 17.00. Chicago hogs 14,000 salable, 5 cent drop, 14.60 top, cattle 14,080, calves 800, steers 14.00-14.75, cows 11.50-12.00. lambs active at 15.50-16.00 for western wooled grades.
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Kansas City
U.P
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
NEW York Stock Exchange
Armour & Co
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Orden Drevsene
Chrysler Peer
General Electric
Shane
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor Tees
Greyhound
Int
Harvester
Paper Cen
Tel & Terrenee
Pet
Kennecott Copper O
Ward A
Aeee
Montgomery Nash Kelvinator Sae
National
New York Shipbuilding
North Amer Avia
York Central
Ohio Oil Tee
Packard Wb
Paramount
Pan Amer Airways
Phillips
Plymouth
Radio Cor
Republic Ca
Remington Rand
Thy
Shell Union Oj
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Calif
N. J
Studebaker Weay
Swift &@ Co
Texas Cortevesene
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Steel
Wilson & Co
White Motors Seer Ebenae
Woolworth Beens Oa
Warner Bros Deeees
Many Offer Work Swap in County Canning Aid
Miss Pauline Lackey, Potter County Home Demonstration Agent, reports many people offer to swap work for access to pressure cookers and canners. Residents wishing to exchange labor for canning gear are asked to contact Miss Lackey at the courthouse to compile a county-wide survey of needs.
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Pauline Lackey
Potter County
Miss Lokey
Market Report on Livestock and Financial Fund Offering
Lambs price movement shows downward trend to 14.00 and lower with sheep steady. Good native clipped ewes around 8.00 with some choice above 6.50 and select wooled above 9.50. Financial Industrial Fund liquidating 1,7784 offering 1.95.
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Financial Industrial Fund
Names of Crash Victims at Dalhart Air Base Crash
Dalhart Army Air Base released the names of 11 men killed and one seriously injured when a bomber crashed six miles from the field during a routine flight Friday night. The dead include Willis M. Rogers Lloyd E. Leroy Charles O. Engebretson George H. Wuelfing Paul H. Snider Francis J. Wethington Ernset A. Siros Joseph T. King Alton E. Barrineau Leon Skiba Rex L. Clifford Richard I. Stoney. The survivor is in base hospital in good condition. Bodies to be sent home with a guard of honor, while an aircraft accident committee investigates.
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Dalhart
Dalhart Army Air Base
Willis M. Rogers
Carthage
Tex
Lloyd E. Leroy
Donald Street
South Bend
Ind
Charles O. Engebretson
Porth Arthur
George H. Wuelfing
Everett Ave
Hartford
Conn
Paul H. Snider
Battleground
Wash
Francis J. Wethington
Clementsville
Ernset A
Rex L. Clifford
Pine Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
Richard I. Stoney
Franklin Street
Stonehall
Mass
Air Force
American Thunderbolts Enter European War Zone
Powerful 400 mile per hour P-47 Thunderbolt fighters have entered combat in the European theater. Flown by U S personnel with the Eighth Air Force fighter command they performed intermittent sweeps and formed a key escort for Fortresses in the May 4 Antwerp raid. The heavy single engine planes carry eight 50 caliber guns and excel at altitudes around 35 000 feet.
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London
Eighth Air Force
Baxter to Speak to Tulia Kiwanis Tomorrow
Rex Baxter Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager will address the Tulia Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow. He travels at the invitation of Allan Heard chairman of the Tulia Kiwanis public affairs committee.
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Rex Baxter
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Tulia
Amarilloan
Tulsa
Allan Heard
Tulla
Soviet Strike Hits German Rail Links Across Multiple Fronts
Russian forces attacked key traffic centers including Putivn Dorogobuzh Uspensk and others while another group targeted railway trains between Orel Karachev Rilsk Vorozhba Novosokolniki Vitebsk Lisdinlvo Zhizdra Spashemyansk and Elnya. The assaults were called the most formidable Soviet effort against German communications.
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Putivn
Dorogobuzh
Uspensk
Orel
Karachev
Rilsk
Vorozhba
Novosokolniki
Vitebsk
Lisdinlvo
Zhizdra
Spashemyansk
Elnya
Two Marines Return Home From Alaska For Mother's Day
Two Amarillo Marines Pfc Charles Davis Jr and Pfc Lee Hetrick arrived in Amarillo at 1 AM after action in the Alaska area. They stayed about eight days, visiting families unannounced and sharing brief notes about service, with Davis two years in the Marines and Hetrick sixteen months.
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Amarillo
Alaska
Pfc
Charles Davis, Jr
Charles Davis
Fairmont
Lee Hetrick
Margie Hetrick
Pierce Street
Boston
Davis
Hetrick
Germans move reserves as Red Army presses Kuban front
A Kuban front dispatch says German forces, unable to stem new Red Army offensives, sent in battle reserves meant for a summer campaign. Germany also rushed fresh artillery and tank units. Russians report at least 16 small craft with soldiers and one transport sunk in the Black Sea over the last 24 hours.
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Kuban
Red Army
Black Sea
Fight over liquor control funds in Texas budget
A last minute fight in the 48th Legislature over a proposed 390000 cut in liquor control board funds for 1944 45 looms. Bert Ford administrator urges that the reduction will hurt liquor law enforcement and state revenues, as conference committees may oppose stricter enforcement in wet and dry counties.
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Austin
Liquor Control Board
Bert Ford
Hequor Control Board
Texas
Cole
Tornado Strikes Hilo Area Damaging Homes in Hawaii
A tornado struck the Hilo area on the Island of Hawaii last Wednesday destroying or seriously damaging scores of homes and other buildings. The AP report notes the event was revealed today. An unrelated line mentions explosions in body cells generating human energy according to a famous surgeon.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
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Boxwell Brothers
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Fort Sill
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O. K Mayo
Mayo Dental Laboratory
Baxter
Russia
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van Bruner
Stormovichs
Polk
Bryansk
Poltava
Belgorod
Smeiv
Hawaii
Wyler
John Furbach
Maan Yeens
J.B. Coe Lumber CO
Lincoln
Jeanne Flaherty
Jeanine
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Cam
RB. JF. Reynolds Tonsoon Company
Winston-Gelee
North Carott
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