Pulse Feeler Finds Kissing Here To Stay
A reader poll in The Globe asks if kissing should be abolished to curb epidemics during wartime. Respondents including Ruth Cazzell, Raymond Hollingsworth, and Maj Sidney Kring voice opinions defending or endorsing kissing, while officials note business and morale implications. The Globe offers $1 for each published question.
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Pulse Feeler
Utah
The
Globe
Globe News
Amarillians
Pulse
Paroled felon linked to Hunt killings investigated
Lamb County Sheriff Sam Hutson ties James Thomas, paroled from the state peniten tiary in May, to the Littlefield Hunters' murder case. He says Thomas called from the Panhandle to a Galveston contact on Oct 26 and left an Amarillo reach number, while claiming Galveston alibi. Loot from multiple Amarillo homes connects to earlier burglaries as authorities assess Thomas activity. Weather notes report a warmer night after a frost and no new storm signs.
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Waco
Sam Hutson
Lamb County
James Thomas
Lubbock
West Texas
Roy Hunt
Littlefield
Hutson
Thomas
Panhandle
Galveston
Amarillo
State
Texas
Yanks Gain Three Hard-Won Miles
Allied forces push three miles deeper into German lines south of Rome as Fifth Army advances through high ground near Isernia and Venafro. British Eighth Army gains a second Trigno River bridgehead while air support destroys 37 enemy planes.
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Rome
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Trigno
Adriatic
trans-Italy
Isernia
Venafro
Gallo
Valle Agricola
Pratella
Ailano
San Croce Ridge
Teano
Garigliano River
Mt. Massico
Bernard L. Montgomery
San Salvos
Eighth
Clinton B. Conger
United Press
Russians Push Toward Kherson in Crimea Clash
Soviet forces under Gen. Tolbukhin swept across southern Russia toward Kherson at the Dnieper estuary. German counterattacks near Krivoi Rog, Kiev, Velikie Luki intensified as Russians closed on Odessa and the Romanian border. Berlin reported heavy fighting and claimed a Russian landing near Kerch.
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London
Russia
Crimea
Feodor Tolbukhin
Moscow
Kherson
Dnieper
Black Sea
Red Army
Perekop
Kerch
Berlin
Associated Press
Krivoi Rog
Kiev
Velikie Luki
Gulf of Finland
Ukraine
Odessa
Rumania
Wallace warns of anti inflation policy risks American fascism
Vice President Henry A. Wallace told the Congress of Industrial Organizations that a breakdown of the administration's anti inflation program could foster fascism. He warned labor and agriculture must not form unholy alliances to loot the consumer's pocket.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Henry A. Wallace
Congress of Industrial Organizations Today
Senator Stewart Proposes Moscow Agreement Resolution
U S senator Tom Stewart of Tennessee introduced a resolution embodying seven points of the four power Moscow agreements as a substitute for all other postwar foreign policy expressions.
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Washington
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
Senate
German Held Halian Cruiser Damaged by Mitchell Bombers
Allied officials said the German held Ottaviano Augusto from Regolo class was put out of commission by Mitchell bombers in Ancona harbor. Photographs show direct hits, oil slick nearby, crew initially mistook it for a merchant vessel. The cruiser carried eight 5.3 inch guns, anti aircraft guns and eight torpedo tubes, displacing 3,362 tons.
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Allied
Algiers
Ancona
Mitchell
Ottaviano Augusto
Kansas City Markets Lead U S Cattle Trade
The Kansas City stocker and feeder cattle market claims the title as the world’s largest market with receipts season-to-date at 1,757,401 head. Chicago follows with 1,747,706, and a 5,000 head rise is noted. A Brownie Girl Scouts group mailed 15 airmail stamps to Amarillo Army Air Field Hospital. Alice Landergin School pupils, mostly nine years old, are led by Mrs. A. M. Weisenman with Mrs. Lindsey Smith as assistant.
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Kansas City
U.P
Midwest
Chicago
Amarillo Army Air Field Hospital
Alice Landergin School
A. M. Weisenman
Lindsey Smith
Amarillo News Briefs on First Penicillin Patients
Amarillo reports its first penicillin patient improving at St. Anthony's Hospital. Mrs. Melvina Nunn of Hereford recovers after initial administration of the miracle drug flown from Boston. Other patients, including Texan Lillian Zachary, show rapid improvement as supply remains limited and prioritized for military use.
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Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Melvina Nunn
Hereford
Evans Memorial Hospital
Boston
Chester F. Keefer
Nunn
Lillian Zachary
Palestine
Reich Raid and a Guitar Call From Louisisana
An Allied air raid is reported as the largest American heavy bomber force yet sent from Britain to northwest Germany. In Amarillo a guitarist hears a radio call from Louisiana via his electric steel guitar. Sgt B F Schwochert of 801 Mississippi Street and his wife and their daughter Cassie Marie Gulledge recall only the phrase Your call is coming in fine from an airborne transmission.
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London
U.P
Britain
Germany
Amarillo
Louisiana
Sgt
B. F. Schwochert
Mississippi Street
Schwochert
Amarillo Prowler Steals Pants From Homes
A thief rifled pants pockets in two Amarillo residences last night netting about 125 dollars. J E Forkner lost 85 dollars while a soldier’s uniform yielded 45 dollars at Clifford Bell’s home. The burglar entered through windows and left trousers in the front room, with no further losses at Bell place as police suspected a fright.
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Amarillo
J. E. Forkner
North Grant Street
Clifford C. Bell
Lt Robert E Lee Killed in Action Over North Africa
Lt Robert E Lee a Flying Fortress navigator and brother of Mrs J E Shrader of 4002 Polk Street has been reported killed in action in North Africa. He went overseas in July after a first report of missing on August 11. He was 23, son of Mr and Mrs 8 D Lee of Henderson and brother to Mrs William A Latham of Perryton.
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Robert E. Lee
J. E. Shrader
Polk Street
North Africa
Lee
D. Lee
Henderson
William A. Latham
Perryton
Missing 14 year old Franklin Warren last seen at home
Zollie Frank Warren, 14, rode away from 201 Cleveland Street yesterday afternoon at 4. Police found his bicycle but not him. Father Frank Warren appealed for police to help search for the missing boy.
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Zollie Frank Warren
Cleveland Street
Frank Warren
Clash Near Assam Burma Road Ties Up Supply Route
Allied communique reports Chinese forces clashed with about 50 Japanese near the Assam to Burma supply road. American trained Chinese troops moved forward to protect the route after clashes on October 30 and 31, with one Japanese officer killed and ten Japanese soldiers wounded while four Chinese were wounded.
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New Delhi
Assam
India
Burma
China
Family Rift Follows De Marigny Marriage in Bahamas
Lady Eunice Oakes testified in Nassau that a family fracture followed Alfred de Marigny's marriage to Nancy Oakes, 18, the daughter of Sir Harry Oakes whom de Marigny is accused of killing. She described the strain on the Oakes family after the union.
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Nassau
Banamas
Harry Oakes
Alfred de Marigny
Eunice Oakes
Harry
Nancy Oakes
Baby Bitten by Rat in City Home
A rat bit two fingers of three month old Louella Anne Green in her bedroom at 213 B East Eighteenth Avenue, last night. The infant is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Green.
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Louella Anne Green
E. F. Green
Louella Anne
Green
East
Eighteenth Avenue
Amarillo Teens Speak On Wild Girl Image
Two Amarillo teens tell Lt. Grace Hodge they are not "bad" but seek excitement and companionship, often attracted to soldiers in nightclubs. They praise police outreach, note parental influence, and describe efforts to return to school while avoiding trouble.
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Amarillo
Grace Hodge
Dumas
The
Salvation Army
Hodge
Pistol Packin Mamma Debated as Art Form in Chicago Row
Chicago reports a clash over whether Pistol Packin Mamma is high art. Thomas Hart Benton calls it true art, while Al Dexter and other musical authorities push back seeing it as popular culture. Names: Benton, Dexter, Roy Shields, Rex Mauphin, Hans Lange.
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Chicago
Thomas Hart Benton
al Dexter
Benton
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Roy Shields
National Broadcasting Company
Rex Mauphin
Blue Network
Hans Lange
Chicago Symphony
Amarillo Weather Outlook Clouds and Warmer Forecast
The Amarillo region can expect considerable cloudiness with warmer temperatures tonight and tomorrow. West Lewis and Panhandle areas will see partly cloudy skies this afternoon through Thursday with slight warmth tonight and Thursday. New Mexico shows fair and warmer conditions this afternoon, with fair skies and little temperature change tonight. Highs around 63 and lows near 6.
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Amarillo
West Tewis
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
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KGNC
Hubert Cole
Potter County
Sam Dalton
Porter
Dorothy Bruce
Tex Thornton
Legion Auxiliary
Esther Britton
WAC
Sidney Kring
Amarillo Army Air Field
Lufkin
Campbell
Prospect Street
Kester W. Denman
Denman
Navy
Bureau
Wallace
CIO
Brownies
Tukey Boy
Earl Stephen Bannister
James S. Bannister
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo Hotel
Post Office Drug Store
Taylor
World Globes and Atlases
Russell Stationery Company
Jack Wyatt
Alexander Fleming
University of London
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Damon Leach
Byron W
Barney” Ogle
Fort Sill
Oklo
Prowler
Lollie Frank Warren
de Marigny
John Maynard Lbr. Co
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