Freedom of the seas debate fuels wartime views
Readers react to U S policy in wartime, arguing against vague legal concepts, praising frank talk, and urging truth about the fight with Germany. The column cites Congress debates, public intelligence, and calls for clear, decisive action amid shortages and war concerns.
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England
Germany
Hitler
Congress
Pacific Coast Post Shipping Ends After Long Practice
Curtis Publishing abandons its practice of sending thousands of copies of the Saturday Evening Post to the Pacific Coast by fast boat via the Panama Canal. The piece notes that the United States remains the only government offering treatment for drug addicts.
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Saturday Evening Post
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
United States
Shrine leader to visit Amarillo for underground Carlsbad ceremony
Grand visitors including James T. Keogh Jr and Khiva Temple in Amarillo plan an underground ceremonial at Carlsbad New Mexico. Delegations from El Maida El Paso Al Mal aika Los Angeles Al Bahr San Diego Fl Zaribah Phoenix and Ballut Abvad Albuquerque will participate in the event.
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Georgia
American Chemical Society
American Oil Chemists Society
Amarillo
Imperial Potentate
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el Paso
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Germans mass reinforcements near Kalinin and Tula amid Moscow drive
Reports indicate heavy Nazi reinforcements around Kalinin and south of Moscow as a new offensive looms. Red Army and Air Force claim to have decimated German armor and motorized infantry already, while Bohemia Moravia remains the main industrial and population region of the former Czechoslovak republic.
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Kalinin
Tula
Moscow
Red Army
Red Air Force
Bohemia-Moravia
Czechoslovak Republic
Wanted notices and requests in Amarillo column
Readers seek contact for Jim Smith of the Amarillo area and request a mailing address. A single woman seeks secretarial work and is willing to start at a small salary. Additional readers request farm or general labor work and painting duties.
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Jim Smith
Amarillo
William T Ellis
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Gurney Says Germany Now Actual Enemy Sparks Senate Push
Senator Chan Gurney Republican of South Dakota argues Germany has become an actual enemy and urges repeal of the neutrality act. He says isolationism blocks national defense and notes labor strikes have wasted hours sufficient to build 150 submarines as the Senate debates arming merchant ships and sending them to conflict zones.
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Washington
U.P
Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Germany
United States
Senate
Anklet Fashion Spreads Among Amarillo High Girls
The Amarillo High School scene reports a growing trend of color contrasting anklets among girls from the high school to Horace Mann Junior High. Students argue it is a playful fad with practical appeal, while some see it as silly.
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Charley Chase
Amarillo High School
Patty West
Betty Lou Tolleson
Elizabeth Wrapt
Horace Mann Junior High
Gaynor van Shaw
Gaynor
Draft Boards Notified Of Dec. 1 Call In Potter County
Potter County draft boards were told this morning of a December 1 call. Boards must send men who passed physicals at Lubbock last week. Board 1 has four, Board 2 has three. Inductees on December 1 go to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, while all others from here, including 23 today, go to Fort Bliss in El Paso. No reason given for the shift in induction points.
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Sam
Potter County
Lubbock
Board 1
Board 2
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
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Library Observes U S Book Week with Children Programs
Amarillo Public Library marks U S Book Week with daily youth programs in the Youth's Room at 4 o'clock led by librarian Mrs Ruth Delzell. Dr James FE West, chief Scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, lauds libraries as gateways to wider usefulness and happiness and urges Scouts and youths to engage in reading and library ownership.
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Delzell
James FE. West
Boy Scouts of America
Dr. West
Amarillo Public Library
Franklin man rescued by corn binder accident
In Franklin Nebraska on November 8 Dan Townsend’s dog became entangled in a corn binder during plowing. The dog emerged unharmed but wrapped in corn stalks, prompting a quick recovery.
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Dan Townsend
Cardus: Relief for Periodic Headaches and Appetite
CARDUS offers two way relief for periodical headaches and cramps caused by functional factors when used three days before the due time. It also acts as a tonic to stimulate appetite and gastric juice flow improving digestion and aiding undernourished women. With a 61 year track record CARDUS invites confidence.
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