Goin Places Today Sketches feature Amarillo teens
Leo Woodring and Janie Edwards are profiled as Amarillo High seniors involved in football and student life. Woodring aims for Annapolis and enjoys dances, while Edwards serves as pep leader and queen candidate with interests in perfume collecting and fashion.
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Good Housekeeping
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Cople
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Laena Turner
Winry Hill
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Donnie Watkins
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Dean Wright
JS & ME
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Paterson clerk turns spare time into nation’s biggest mail order ties
In 1925 Max Habernickel, a silk mill worker in Paterson New Jersey, used spare time to sell neckties by mail after starting with door-to-door ringings. He founded Haband Company, grew to 500 employees, and built the largest mail order ties business in the United States, a testament to hustling and taking risk to better oneself.
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Haband Company
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Today's Puzzler and Answer to Previous Puzzle
A jumble of crossword clues lists many entries such as likeness of a famous general’s son and various short words. The page includes an “Answer to Previous Puzzle” section and a vertical clue set ending with North Dakota, constructing a feature puzzle for readers.
Diary from Montauk bottle reveals Eleanor Roosevelt wartime tour
A Montauk Point fisherman finds a diary fragment linked to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The entries describe Eleanor Roosevelt touring England with humorous, margin note commentary about war efforts, clotheslines, and meetings with youth groups and officials. The piece blends satire and historical figures in a secretive wartime diary voice.
Around Town and Places of Interest in War Notebook
Mr and Mrs Wales Madden and family travel to New Mexico to visit relatives and help round up cattle, while other locals visit Santa Ana Los Angeles and California for family ties and military updates. Various short notes cover photos, birthdays, visitors, travel, and Northwest Texas Hospital updates amid wartime life and fuel concerns in Britain.
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Wales, Jr
New Mexico
Mr. Madden
H. M. Kennedy
Ancho
Kennedy's
Jicarilla
Lincoln County
Jack Sitton
Jane
Beverly Drive
Manuel Edquist
West Twenty-Second Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Brummett McClendon
McClendon
Western Avenue
J. W. Green
Sunray
Empire questions and the Willkie plan for colonies
Lipppmann argues Willkie’s call for an orderly withdrawal from the Philippines shows freedom for weak peoples requires both political action and a guaranteed military security. He warns that true empire reform demands strong collective security by ascendant democracies and US commitment to defend independence abroad.
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Mr. Willkie
Philippines
Willkie
Lippmmann
Pacific
Tydings-McDuffie
United States
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Cavite
Malaya
Burma
East Indies
West Indies
Africa
Britain
England
Europe
Shanghai
Hongkong
Singapore
Dunkirk
British Empire
America
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Madame Chiang Is Best By Jack Stinnett
Washington dispatch quotes Wendell Willkie praising Madame Chiang Kai-shek as the top celebrity met. The column riffs on postal woes, rationing quirks, and a taxi driver’s tire patch tale, plus a note on Guadalcanal spelling debates among Webster’s, Britannica, and official usage.
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Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Chiang Kai-shek
Postal
Western Union
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Time for Greatness and other novels eyed by critics
Pulitzer winner Herbert Agar argues America must lead to world peace by embracing democracy and equality, urging action to shape future history. Jeffery Farnes Valley of Night follows Jasper Shrig as he investigates a 70 year old murder on the Cornish coast with smugglers and wreckers. George Harmon Coxe’s The Charred Witness features a war plant partner’s death as Gestapo intrigue enters a tense murder mystery.
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Agar
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Bow Street
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Shrig
Knouf
George Haremon Coxe
Murdock
Gestapo
George Harmon Coxe
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