Amarillo College Plays Draw Community Support Tonight
Local listings highlight the final showing of Quality Street at Amarillo College to aid the Naval Relief Society with strong cast led by Phyllis Aldridge Eutonne Davis and Bill Dickson. Mike Redwine and his band open at the Nat with no advance admission announced.
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Glenn Bobbitt
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Carlie Barnes
Betty Burgess
Carlton Scales
Amarillo Hotel
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the Mission
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KGNC
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Editorial Page 1 Questions and WWII notes
The questions discuss the Army Flying Fortress bombing Japanese bases in the Philippines, reference North Dakota rice as hot cereal, and identify Negros as an island in the Philippines. The item reflects wartime editorial prompts and geographic mentions.
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We Need a We War to End This War
The speaker urges shifting from a they mindset to a we mindset to end the conflict. They warn against more spectators and stress collective action for victory.
Thoughts on a lamp unto my feet and light unto my path
A reflective line from Psalms 119105 that echoes guidance and moral direction, framing faith as a steady beacon for daily decisions and steps. The quotation emphasizes scripture as a personal guide.
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A mixed crossword listing horizontal and vertical clues with numerous entries and partial hints including names, numbers, and abbreviations. The puzzle presents a dense grid of 58 clues across two directions, inviting solvers to fill a diverse set of wordplay items.
TIED DOWN By Walter Lippmann
Lippmann argues that 1942 will demand a drastic shift in living standards and habits. He notes government capacity to secure basic needs but stresses widespread lifestyle reorganization, reduced mobility, and renewed neighborly self reliance as central to overcoming a world transport crisis.
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Mother’s Day record from Fort Benning echoes home
Fort Benning soldier Bob Russell sends his mother a phonograph record containing his greeting and a chat from the service. The item tops her private hit parade as she awaits his return to Fort Blading Florida. The column also notes births at Northwest Texas Hospital and various visiting family news from Amarillo during the period.
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Cuba to open factory producing 3000 tires monthly
Cuba plans a new rubber tire factory with capacity of 3000 tires each month. The project signals industrial growth despite ongoing supply chain pressures and regional economic tensions.
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British reveal Hess flight and captures and bomb raids
United Press reports a year ago that Rudolf Hess fled to Britain and was captured while RAF bombed Hamburg and Berlin. The British note occupation of Rutbah in Iraq as part of wartime activity. Exodus 15:7 quote appears amid flotation of wartime headlines.
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Poison pen collectors fear in charge accounts warned
Henry McLemore notes department store bill collectors as a feared group of letters. He imagines four letters with escalating threats and a vivid portrait of bill receivers, ending with a courtroom style scare letter. The piece also poses social etiquette questions about hostess visits.
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From Grocery Boy to Donald Duck Creator Clarence Nash
A Kansas City grocery boy named Clarence Nash developed bird and animal imitations into a career. He performed in Chautauqua and milk-school shows before being hired by Disney after impressing Walt Disney with a duck voice. His voice became Donald Duck, earning him fame and the nickname Ducky.
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Japan poised for next war move in Burma China and beyond
Paul Mallon analyzes Japan's military options after Burma and the Philippines falls. He notes 400000 troops could shift to China via Burma Road or Yangtze, threatening Chungking, with possible diversions toward Russia India or the Indian Ocean. He assesses Japanese strengths and Chinese weaknesses as Corregidor fell.
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Past Imperfect by Ilka Chase a witty memoir
Ilka Chase presents a witty volume filled with anecdotes about herself and her circle. The book blends sly innuendo with amusing life stories and sharp observations on Hollywood sex and society, backed by a poised philosophical undertone.
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