Citizens rally for tin salvage to aid war needs
Amarillo leaders say the 36000 pounds collected proves local effort. aim is 70000 pounds monthly. Housewives urged to save every used can for a second two month collection, wash and flatten to be usable. County drivers praised for loading cans ready for railway car shipment.
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Byron Ellis
Carl Knupp
Cochairman
H. van Valkenburg
Cletus Rae
Will Blessing
W. W. Barton
Leslie Miller
Henry Farrow
George Kellum
Bill Neusch
Grover Reasner
P. Johnson
F. F
Neeley
Jack Jerman
Charles Cross
Hitler likely to stay as war ends with total rout in sight
The analysis sees Hitler unlikely to flee Germany while his forces cling to power. Escape options such as refugee moves, a secure hideout, or an armored train are dismissed as improbable. A top-down or popular revolt seems unlikely, and assassination by his own circle could occur if deemed necessary.
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der Fuehrer
Gestapo
Hitler
Mussolini
Dino Grandi
Marshal Emilio de Bono
Victor Emmanuel
Germany
Wagner
Adolf Hitler
Nov 30 Deadline for Messages to Prisoners of Japan
Local readers are reminded that November 30 is the cutoff to send letters to American prisoners of war held by Japan. Many families have not yet filed letter forms at the Red Cross office on the courthouse fifth floor, overseen by executive secretary Miss Edith Ziriax. Messages must reach the Red Cross by the Navy deadline.
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Amarillo
Philippines
Red Cross
Edith Ziriax
Navy
FOR Urges Congress Action On Compulsory Training Bill
President Roosevelt urged Congress to enact a one year peacetime service law for young men this winter. He said the measure would provide compulsory training and national service through a peacetime program.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Death Claims Cotton Ed
Senator Ellison D. Smith known as Cotton Ed died at his Lynchburg South Carolina home early today at age 79. He served 36 years in the Senate the longest continuous service in history.
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Washington
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Lynchburg
S. C
Smith
Olin D. Johnston
Cotton Ed
Cotton Ed,” Smith
To Conclude Carnival at Cathedral Hall Tonight
The Cathedral Carnival closes with an 8:30 pm event at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Street. No turkey dinner tonight. coffee and soft drinks will be served. Last night 600 turkey dinners were sold along with hamburgers and turkey sandwiches. The carnival is open to the public with no admission charge.
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Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Fire crews respond to oil fire at Denver roundhouse
Amarillo firemen were called to the Denver roundhouse at 11:43 this morning to extinguish a fire caused by unloading oil. Damage was slight. At 12:13 this morning they also battled a car fire at Fourth Avenue and Johnson Street.
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Roundhouse
Amarillo
Denver Roundhouse
Fourth Avenue
Johnson Street
.housekeeper wanted and lost items in local ads
Dear Tack would like a light housework and cooking housekeeper with room board and salary. A reader seeks Lola Pendergrass and a service man's wife seeks housing or work. Lost items include a billfold with stamps and licenses and a chi Huahua named Skippy with a $10 reward.
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Skippy
Gage
Oklahoma
Jim Luthi
Buchanan Street
J. F. Stewart
Buzz Bomb Intercept Sparks Airmen’s Narrow Escape
At an American base in Belgium on November 9 a Buzz Bomb exploded near a Twin Engined fighter as Lt Philip Guba Capt Tadas Speirs and Lt Lefty Eleftherion intercepted. The ship sustained heavy burn damage to the left wing and tail but the crew escaped unharmed after a near vertical dive and instrument loss.
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Hal Boyle
Belgium
Philip Guba
New York City
Guba
Tadas J. Speirs
Hartford
Conn
Lefty Eleftherion
Elmira
N. Y
Ted
Lefty
Berlin decree sets floor on Hitler pictures sales
A Swedish newspaper dispatch says Berlin has issued a decree barring Hitler pictures from selling for less than 45 reichs marks. The measure, reported to the Office of War Information, cites a surge of offers in recent weeks.
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New York
Berlin
Tigningen
Hitler
Office of War Information
Republicans not licked says Bricker in first post election address
Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio declares the Republican Party is not licked but only temporarily out of office in his first public address since the November 7 election recorded in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Judge Cowen Sees Friends During Amarillo Stop
Judge Wilson Cowen aide to Marvin Jones visits friends in Amarillo yesterday on the way to preside at a hearing in Denver Colorado.
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Cowen
Wilson Cowen
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Denver
Colo
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices Reported Nov 17
Livestock market notes show cattle salable 600 at Kansas City with steer and yearling prices mostly 11.00 to 13.50, cows and bulls weaker. Hogs at Kansas City and Chicago active with 190-270 lb hogs 14.15 to 14.35, sows around 13.75. Sheep in Kansas City and Chicago steady with native lambs 14.00 to 14.50 and common natives 11.50 to 12.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Oregon
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Cattie
Churchill urges Jews to crush Stern gang in Palestine
Prime Minister Churchill denounces the Stern gang in Palestine and warns continued terrorism threatens Zionism. He calls the assassination of Lord Moyne a shameful crime that shocks the world and pledges friendship to Jews while urging decisive action.
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London
Churchill
Palestine
Stern Gang
Lord Moyne
Middle East
Commons
Houghs Visit Here While on Leave
Lt and Mrs Robert D Hough visit Mr and Mrs L W Hough at 1919 Van Buren during a leave from the 8th Central College or unit in Columbia.
Lampe Returns After Federal Prisoner Arrest
Marshal Bill Lampe came back from Fort Worth last night after delivering a federal prisoner arrest here who is wanted in Fort Worth.
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Bill Lampe
Fort Worth
Urgent Call for 200 000 Men
The White House urged 200000 able bodied men to join the home front drive to supply munitions for Allied troops. War Mobilization Director James Byrnes warned that without this manpower, civilian production could be halted. Eisenhower launched six Allied armies into the Reich, expanding the offensive in Europe.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Europe
Berlin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reich
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Dumas Man Held on Robbery Charge After Arrest
Huel J. Tiner is jailed in county custody in lieu of a $1,000 bond set by Justice J. D. Cazzell. Tiner was arrested yesterday on a robbery by assault warrant for allegedly striking sailor W. R. McCracken in the 400 block of Pierce Street on Nov 9 and taking about $90.
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Huel J. Tiner
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Cazzell
Tiner
Dumas
W. R. McCracken
Pierce Street
Civil jury suits to be heard in 108th District Court
Civil jury suits will be heard in 108th District Court with Judge W. E. Gee presiding next week. A petit jury panel has been summoned to report at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
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Globe News
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Lola Pendergrass
Madge Skinner
Box
Care Phillips Gray
Pampa
Tack
Dow.jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Jane & Beane
York Stock Exchange
Pierce
Armour & Coeenenee
Aviation
Lendix Aviation Seme
Branift Bee
Bries Mfe
Buda
Burroughs
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Int
Harvester
Int Tel
Kennecott Copper
Ccee
Glenn L. Martin
Mid Cent Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nash Kelvinator
Shell Union Oil
Oat
Econy Vacuum
Sou ‘Ac Se
Ates
Ind Wee
Studebaker
Swift & Co
Wewweee
Texas Corp
Tex Sae i Sylph Teenene
Ewa
Union ‘Carbide Eee Tee
United Aircraft O
Steel Wilson Co
White Motors
Warner Bros
Western Union
Woolworth
Financial Industrial Fund
Zale
Potter County
Globe-News
Man
Zale’s
Uncle Sam
Trifari
Dewatch
Polk
Jewel Man
Ton
Vanity Fair
SLOE
Valenta Costa Wine
AB Liquor Store
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors
Pierce i
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