Manager Enforces Ration at Amarillo Dry Goods Counter
In an Amarillo store a female shopper seized a bolt of new material and refused to relinquish it. The clerk summoned the manager who set and enforced ration rules allowing the customer five yards of the goods.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Heroic Wounding Rescue
Sergeant Jack Everett Baker of Amarillo, a surgical technician with the 131st Field Artillery, earned the Bronze Star during action north of Rome while aiding wounded under heavy fire. He has also received the Purple Heart and European Theater ribbon with four stars and will remain in Amarillo working at the post office.
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Jack Everett Baker
H. G. Baker
Polk
Amarillo
Harmon General Hospital
Longview
National Guard
Baker
131St Field Artillery
Salerno
Vosges Mountains
Alsace-Lorraine
St. Marie
Vosges
Albert W. “Red” Windham
Rome
Brothers Are Servicemen
Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hardman of 1118 North Cleveland serve in the armed forces. Arthur Tim Hardman is a Seaman with the Seabees on Mindanao Island after Canyon High School graduation in 1932. E E Hardman is a Navy Seaman with five battle stars, trained in San Diego and stationed there. A sister, Mrs. James A. Borders, resides at 500 West Tenth.
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G. H. Hardman
North Cleveland
Arthur
Tim) Hardman
Seabees
E. FE. Hardman
Navy
Arthur Hardmaan
Mindanao Island
Canyon High School
Canyon
Norfolk
Seaman Hardman
James A. Borders
Philippines
E. E. Hardman
San Diego
500
West Tenth
Rifle Range Repaired for State Guard Field Day
Targets on the national guard rifle range near Canyon were repaired for a one day field exercise by Company C of the 14th Battalion Texas State Guard. Ralph Evans leads a detail to prepare the range for pistol rifle and Thompson shooting. Capt. Sam Davis commands Company C.
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National Guard
Canyon
14Th Battalion
Texas State Guard
Ralph Evans
Sam Davis
New Attack on Black Markets Increases Ration Prices
On May 14 the OPA raised lard shortening and cooking oil values to 10 points per pound as a new effort targets black market operators. More than 3,000 price violators will be handed to the IRS to pursue illegal profits and potential income tax violations. A Senate panel urged a centralized food czar, higher subsidies for meat packers, and subsidy payments to cattle feeders to boost beef output.
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Washington
Europe
OPA
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Chicago
al Capone
Senate
Thomas
Democrat
Oklahoma
Senator Bushfield Presses Meat Price Ceiling Reform
Senator Bushfield of South Dakota outlined views including a proposal to lift price ceilings on meats. The article notes the installation of new members and honors Col. O B Herndon of the VetAse Hospital, who departs for a Lake City Florida assignment. Commander Folsom Jackson announced an 8 15 pm initiation and a subsequent refreshments period. The executive committee will meet at the Capital Hotel Tuesday noon.
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Bushfield
South Dakota
O. B. Herndon
Vetase Hospital
Herndon
Legion Post
Lake City
Pla
Folsom Jackson
Tee
Capital Hotel
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Lockheed
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Thornton & Minor
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Arthur Hardman
Jack E. Baker
Norito
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Japan
War Bonds
International Business Machines Corporation
Norwich
Scholl
Panhandle
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Exm & S
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Meio
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Losi
Marillo, Texas
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American Legion
Vas Lhat
Riversides
Montgomery Ward