Mildred Zweig to Represent Amarillo at State Y-Teen Meet
Mildred Zweig elected to represent the Amarillo Y-Teen Club at the State Y-Teen Conference Planning Meeting in Austin on November 22 and 23. Mary Adams YWCA director announced the event at the YWCA meeting where Garrett O'Dell spoke on World Fellowship themes.
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Mildred Zweig
Amarillo
Austin
Mary Adams
YWCA
Garner O'Dell
First Presbyterian Church
Organization On World Fellowship
Jaynet Catterton
Gileana Richards
Sue Haynie
Mary Margaret Hulen
Joanne Kelly
Helen Curtis
Jo Ann Ivy
Bettie Coble
Mariadene Hook
Nancy Boxwell
Linda Marsh
Paula Smythe
Carol Chaney
Joan Quinn
Edean Singleton
Barbara Berry
Suzanne Schmidt
Bobbie Ann Harrison
Betty O’brien
Joan McCormick
Miss Adams
Esther Boulware
Mary Halen
Foreign investments in U S rise by eighty five billion wartime
The article notes that foreign investments in the United States grew by about 85 billion dollars during World War II, highlighting a substantial capital flow tied to wartime production and financing.
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United States
Reading Remedial Room Aids Amarillo Students
Amarillo schools open a reading remedial room at Sanborn School led by L. W. Mowry. Children receive one hour daily guidance with individualized programs after initial health checks and reading assessments.
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Amarillo
Glen Wagner
L. W. Mowry
James Dudley
Sanborn School
Mowry
Entertain VA Patients by Palo Duro Tent No 10 Benefit
Veterans Hospital guests attend a party sponsored by the Military Order of Cooties Palo Duro Tent No 10. Rip Ramsey and his orchestra provide the musical entertainment at the event.
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Veterans Hospital
Military Order of Cooties
Palo Duro Pup
Rip Ramsey
Building America's Future in Amarillo High Voices
Amarillo High School seniors contribute editorials during American Education Week on building America's future through education. They stress clear thinking, democratic participation, citizenship training, faith foundations, and vigilance against propaganda and extremist influence in schools and society.
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the Globe
Amarillo
America
Virginia Rogers
Lipscomb
Sam Attebury
Hughes
Gary Garner
Forest
Charlotte Mitchell
Fairmont
Amarillo High School
Mildred Mitchell
East Sixth
Germany
Japan
Anne Schulze
Harrison
Letters From Amarillo Boys Inspire Santa Visit
Santa Claus reported receipt of two letters from Amarillo children. One signed Tom sketches a train wind mill dog house and car. the other asks for a new car a tractor and a little gun and notes a three year old writer.
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Santa Claus
Amarillo
Tom
Santa
Tommy MacHenson
Polk
Wallace Changes His Mind About Appearing in Houston
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace will not arrive to speak in Houston tomorrow as scheduled. Virgil Arnold, sponsor from the Age Limit League, announced the change and said Wallace would likely be in Houston before the next Democratic national convention.
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Houston
Henry A. Wallace
Virgil Arnold
Wallace
Arnold
Violence Fades as Filipinos Vote in First General Election
Manila reports an orderly election day with an election mood across the Philippines. Police note no violence despite a pre election clash period that left 35 dead and many injured as Liberal and Nationalista supporters fought. President Roxas votes mid morning at Malacanan.
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Manila
Fiesta
Philippines
Liberal
Nationalista Party
Manuel Roxas
Liberal Party
Malacanan Palace
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