America Could Be the World's Music Center Says Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett, renowned baritone, urges US backing for young artists to unlock American musical potential and reduce reliance on European traditions. He speaks ahead of Amarillo Philharmonic concert on November 15 and advocates free opportunities for native talent. Admission details and venue info follow.
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Philharmonic Orchestral Association
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Lawyers Offer OPA Form Filing At County Office
County Attorney Tom Seay and Roy Snodgrass Jr. are not handling OPA business but host OPA sugar and new ration book applications in their office. Residents with mutilated stamp 51 ration books must request a new book, and armed forces members must apply to obtain a ration book before buying sugar. Without this service, applicants would have to mail to Fort Worth for forms.
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Price Control Board
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Labor Suffers Vote Reverses In National Election
An official survey shows labor setback in Tuesday elections with the pro labor bloc in the House losing many stalwarts to a Republican landslide. CIO PAC and Brotherhood leaders faced voter rejection while Sen Kilgore’s defeat was attempted.若
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United Mine Workers
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West Virginia
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House
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Washington
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Michigan
Andrew J. Bremiller
Wisconsin
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Charles Savage
Jerry Voorhis
California
Helen Gaha
Dr Hugh Sticklel Optometrists Ad Card
An advertisement for Dr Hugh Sticklel an optometrist located at 126 East 7th via fac phone 7735 offering eye care services and eye examinations.
Labor mood signals shift in Congress after election
In Douglas California Democrat Adolph J. Sabath and John D. Dingell and Mary T. Norton Democrats from Illinois Michigan and New Jersey were mentioned. Some quarters believed voter mood foreshadowed major changes in the nation's labor laws. The unofficial tally showed only 56 House and six Senate candidates backed by the CIO.
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California
Adolph J. Sabath
Ilinois
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Michigan
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
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Senate
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Kidneys Must Remove Excess Acids
Doan’s Pills offer relief for overtaxed kidneys and urinary tract discomfort. The ad claims Doan’s diuretic pills flush out poisonous waste from the blood, reducing backache swelling and nocturnal symptoms.
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Doan
PAC Victory and Shortfall in 1944 Elections
The Political Action Committee claimed victory by aiding the election of 180 representatives and senators in 1944. It predicted influence in 100 close districts this year but fell short of that forecast.
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Political Action Committee
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