Advance $1 Tickets For Morgan Dance At Nat Tomorrow
Advance tickets for the Russ Morgan dance at the Nat tomorrow night are $1 plus tax with 50 cent upstairs reservations. Tickets are sold in Amarillo at Miller Pharmacy Walgreen Herring Hotel Cigar Stands Crentney Drug Stores and Maxor Drug Nos 1 and 2 and in Borger and Pampa at Crentney Drug Stores. Reservations may be made by telephoning H A Dyer or mailing to Box 2449 Amarillo.
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Nat
Amarillo
Miller Pharmacy
Walgreen
Herring Hotel
Cretney
Maxor Drug
Borger
Pampa
Cretney Drug
H. A. Dyer
Morgan
Russ Morgan
John Philip Sousa
Victor Herbert
Brass
Nazi Threat Aimed at U S Ships in Red Sea
Berlin reports Germany warned of destroying ships in the northern Red Sea by mines and war means. Observers believe the threat targets the United States as it plans to send 27 ships with war supplies for Britain, though German spokesmen denied a specific target.
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Berlin
Germany
Red Sea
United States
British Gain in Egypt
British headquarters said Axis troops in Egypt withdrew to original positions south and west of Salam after harassment by British forces. Berlin claimed German and Italian forces advanced about 45 miles east of the Libyan Egyptian frontier in a surprise assault from Salum. Tobruk forces conducted a limited offensive, destroying two German medium units.
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Cairo
Egypt
Salam
Berlin
Salum
Tobruk
Libya
Knudsen Threatens Resignation Over Priorities Control
May 14 William S. Knudsen warned he would quit as head of the Office of Production Management if priorities authority remained split from OPM. An amendment to the Vinson bill would create a separate priorities division answerable only to the Army Navy Munitions Control Board. Administration pressed to overturn House action and keep OPM in charge of production priorities.
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Washington
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Friends of the
House
Vinson
OPM
Army - Navy Munitions Control Board
Knudsen
Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Stimson
Navy
Knox
E. T. Stettinius
Leon Henderson
U. S. Army
University Gets Diary Of Famous Physician
The Philadelphia report notes the original journal of the European travels of Dr. John Morgan, physician in chief to the American army, has been acquired by a university. The diary covers Morgan’s experiences and medical observations from his European journey.
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Philadelphia
John Morgan
Early American medical school founder linked to Pennsylvanian figures
The document outlines the presentation of the first US medical school connection to the University of Pennsylvania. It notes a dairy bound in sheepskin with 1764 entries presented by George Noris Morgan and Mrs. Julia Morgan of Pittsburgh, descendants of Col. George Morgan. Dr. Morgan, Penn graduate, toured Europe in 1764 and later helped establish the medical school at his alma mater.
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United States
University of Pennsylvan
University
George Noris Morgan
Julia Morgan
Pittsburgh
Morgan
Col. Geor. Morgan
Penn
Italy
Switzerland
France
Ing
Fourder i
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Putnam
Ata
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Amarillo Printing CO
Rayon Oriental
Chambray
Seersuckers
Group
Ea. Levine
Yancy
Levine
Levine's
Texas
Laun
Ted Li
Amarillo, Texas
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