Chest Report To Be Given At Amarillo Hotel Meet
All Community and War Chest workers convene in the Blue Room at noon for a progress report. J. A. Hazlewood urges prompt pledges to aid the war chest, noting weather and call backs slowed efforts. He says pledges are up, need is greater, and funds support USO and fighting men through local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lions Club
J. A. Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Hazlewood Sai
United China Relief
USO
Markets and Livestock Prices From Chicago and Kansas City
Market roundup shows Dow Jones levels with fractional changes and active livestock trading. Chicago: hogs 12,000 salable, 15-25 cents higher. cattle 17,000 salable, steers up to 17.00 plus, heifers to 16.00, cows 9.50–11.00. sheep 5,000 buyers, natives up to 14.85. Kansas City: hogs 3,000, mostly 10-15 cents higher. cattle 18,000 salable, beef steers strong with top at 15.65, yearlings 12.00–15.25, vealers steady. sheep 5,000, lamb bids higher. Financial market notes show a slight price movement in fund instruments and overall market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
AMA
Cities Vexed By Shortages
City manager A. P. Hancock reports shortages of manpower and materials across the United States threaten municipal services. He notes Amarillo is comparatively in good shape, yet many cities cannot maintain prior levels. General A. S. Grant discusses Civilian Defense equipment shortfalls, especially air raid helmets and stirrup pumps sent to the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. P. Hancock
Amarillo
Hancock
International City Managers’ Association
French Lick
Ind
Mr. Hancock
General A. 8
Grant NT
Pacific Coast
Grant
Rockies
Mississippi
Crime Wave Capture Ends Ruthless Spree in Chicago
Irwin Kadens, an army deserter dubbed a three state crime wave, was captured today after a 650 currency exchange robbery. He confessed to most FBI attributed crimes including robberies rapes kidnappings and a policeman shooting. Kadens was stopped after resisting with gunfire and was subdued by Officer Richard Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irwin Kadens
FBI
Camp Grant
Til
Kadens
Richard Nelson
Louis Klatzco
October Rainfall Surpasses Normal For First Time This Year
October rain is slightly damp but exceeds normal totals. Through late week the month reached 6.18 inches, year to date 20.43, above the 18.67 inch year-to-date normal. Last October set a record with 7.34 inches as cooler, gray fall forecast continues with a 44 degree low and 55 degree high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
War effort drives Amarillo school liquor ban amendment
The Amarillo Globe reports on a proposed amendment backed by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and city groups. It would prohibit liquor sales near schools the students attend as part of a wartime effort. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg proposes a constitutional change to lower the voting age to 18 to match draft eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Ing
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Republican
Liberators bomb harbor as crew earns combat actions
In a daring strike over the harbor, Liberators flew just under 50 feet above water. Sgt. Robert J. Fitzgerald of Jersey City set an oil barge ablaze with incendiaries while Sgt. Austin H. Klaus of Amarillo set two Japanese planes alight during takeoff. Capt. Marion A. Morgan of Tampa strafed a cargo ship as Lt. Paul Putzek of Flemington unleashed a 1000 pound bomb. Watt maneuvered so close a wing tip cut a radio wire at the mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Fitzgerald
Jersey City
Watt
Austin H. Klaus
Amarillo
Texas
Marion A. Morgan
Tampa
Fla
Paul Putzek
Flemington
W. Va
Russell G Blank Lectures Tonight at Church Open Bible
Russell G Blank of the Bible Meditation League will give the final message tonight at 8 adding war film from Egypt and a Life of General MacArthur. Special music arranged by Rev Jesse Roy Jones. The Church of the Open Bible marks its tenth anniversary with nightly services this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell G. Blank
Bible Meditation League
Church of the Open Bible
15Th Avenue
Ong Street
Egypt
General MacArthur
Jesse Roy Jones
Jones
First Baptist Church of
Tucson
Ariz
Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna
When constipation brings discomfort after meals the stomach suffers bloating gas and dizziness. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin wakes lazy bowels gently and is easy on the stomach. Children like the taste and relief follows as directed. Get genuine Dr Caldwell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Capt Ellen Lynn Glad To Be Home
Capt Ellen Lynn, a former Amarillo resident, arrives from Dallas to direct local Salvation Army work while awaiting a permanent officer. A 1934 Amarillo High School graduate, she trained in Atlanta and has served in Lubbock, Big Spring, and Harlingen, now aided by Lieut. James Harris. permanent officers are due within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lynn
Older Boys Hear Of Pre-Training For Armed Forces
Amarillo High School held a special meeting this afternoon to explain pre-service training benefits for boys likely to enter the armed forces soon. Joe Reid of the State Department of Vocational Education outlined the program and plans to offer pre-service courses in the second semester at the high school alongside the National Defense School at Amarillo College. Also noted, the San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns plan a luncheon tomorrow at noon at Mrs. Glenn A. Vogan’s home, 804 Lamar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Joe Reid
State Department of Vocational Education
National Defense School
Amarillo College
Kiwani-Anns
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Glenn A. Vogan
Lamar Street
Mrs. Nellie J. Hardin Rites In Amarillo Tomorrow
Funeral services for Nellie J. Hardin, 82, pioneer Amarillo resident, will be held at 10 30 tomorrow from Blackburn Shaw Chapel. Dr A D Foreman Jr will officiate. pallbearers George Hayden Frank Hardin Pat Dean Ira Smith E C Blackwell Clifton Oliver. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Margaret Hoppin and three sons J W Hardin Reagan Hardin Rockwell Hardin plus five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Nellie J. Hardin
Amarillo
Blackburn- Shaw
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
George Hayden
Frank Hardin
Pat Dean
Ira Smith
E. C. Blackwell
Clifton Oliver
Central Presbyterian Church
Margaret Hoppin
Hughes Street
J. W. Hardin
Beaumont
Reagan Hardin
Hot Springs
N. M
Rockwell Hardin
Llano
Air Attacks on Malta Reported at High Pace
Cairo dispatch notes fourteen hundred Axis sorties against Malta last week with 114 enemy aircraft shot down by British fighters and anti aircraft defenses. The RAF reports the Allied bag over the Mediterranean island fortress as among the war’s greatest weeks, while suffering only 27 RAF losses with 114 pilots saved.
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Cairo
Malta
Royal Air Force
Mediterranean
RAF
Optometrists of Panhandle Meet at Herring Hotel
Optometrists from the Panhandle and eastern Oklahoma gathered at the Herring Hotel for a clinic led by Dr. Ralph Barstow of San Diego. He reported that over 650 men previously rejected for military service due to vision issues were later accepted after optometric care, with 379 to the Air Corps, 109 to the Army, and 164 to the Navy. Barstow noted vision aid needs rise with age, 23 percent at 15, 71 percent at 50, and 95 percent above 60 no longer needing glasses.
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Panhandle
Oklahoma
Herring Hotel
Ralph Barstow
San Diego
Cal
Army
Navy
Barstow
Air Corps
Social Problems Discussed for Amarillo High Girls
Amarillo High School hosts a meeting on social problems arising from war installations near Amarillo. Major N C Voshel and an enlisted soldier will present viewpoints from officers and enlisted men. The event, urged for mothers of students, takes place tomorrow at 1 30 p m in the high school auditorium.
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Amarillo
N. C. Voshel
Amarillo Field
Army Airforce Technical School
Voshnel
R. B. Norman
Amarillo High School
Luncheon Honors Carl J Taylor Named District Director
Carl J. Taylor, recently appointed area Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y director for this district, will be guest of honor at a 6 o'clock luncheon for all Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y sponsors at the high school cafeteria. Grover C. Good, state secretary, will introduce him. sponsors from Amarillo schools will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Taylor
Grover C. Good
Amarillo
Funeral set for W G Nation pioneer cowboy of Panhandle
Funeral services for William Grant Nation 77, Panhandle rancher, will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from Pampa Church of Christ. He died yesterday in a Pampa hospital. Surviving are Olive his wife four sons R R Nation C G Nation B C Nation E C Nation and three daughters J W Robinson C Gray Mildred Nation plus four burial in Canadian Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction.
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William Grant Nation
the Panhandle
Pampa Church of Christ
Mr. Nation
Pampa
Panhandle
Kentucky
Roberts County
Bar CC
Olive Bailey
Miami
R. R
Carrie) Nation
Amarillo
C. G Nation
B. C
Hereford
E. C. Nation
Wellington
Kan
J. W. Robinson
Carl Gray
Sunray
Mildred Nation
Boxwell Brothers
Californians Visit Chansler Weymouths in San Marino
Mr and Mrs A L Spring of San Marino California are visiting Mr and Mrs Chansler Weymouth at 1700 Harrison Street for about ten days. Mrs Spring is the sister of Mr Weymouth.
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A. L. Spring
San Marino
California
Chansler Weymouth
Harrison Street
Mrs Spring
Mr. Weymouth
Needle Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Needle Club will meet at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. H B Jones at 3415 Hayden Street. Globe News Want Ads get results.
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Needle Club
H. B. Jones
Hayden Street
Globe News
Home Nursing Classes Start Tonight and Tuesday
A new night home nursing class begins at 7 pm at the Red Cross Chapter House 125 West Tenth Avenue with Miss Virginia McIntosh teaching from 7 to 8 on Mondays and Thursdays. A morning class, two hours each Tuesday and Friday, will be led by Mrs. John Parr. Registration or inquiries may be directed to the Red Cross office 26571 or the Chapter House. The New Century Club meets Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. E. F. Browder’s home 1803 Harrison Street.
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Red Cross
West Tenth Avenue
Virginia McIntosh
John Parr
NEW Century Club
E. F. Browder
Harrison Street
Bombing test by volunteers near Japan aboard Alaskan forces
John W. Watt of Waterbury Conn led a bomber squadron in a low altitude attack on a Japanese cargo ship using a new bombing method. The crew, volunteers, tested torpedo attack techniques with 1,000 pound bombs and delayed-action missiles near the vessel, supported by 32 Lightning and Aircobra interceptors that fought Japanese Zero fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Watt
Waterbury
Conn
Watt
Alaskan Air Force
Draftsale and liquor rules at army posts spark debate
The regulation aims to prohibit draft sales possession and use of all alcoholic beverages in army and navy posts and surrounding areas. Lee told reporters that a train-
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Army
Navy
Secretaries of War and Navy
Lee
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Financial Industrial Fund
NEW York Stock Exchange Lynen, Pierce
Merrill Fenner & Beane
Allis Chalmers
Chrysler Eaves
Consol
Curtiss Wright
Blg Deere & Co
General Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound
Harvester
Jc Penney
Weeee Aly
Indiiana
New Jersey
Studebaker Wees S
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur Tex Pac Coal & Oi
Union Carbide
United Aircraft Etter
US Steel
WU Tel
Ween
White Motor Care Centeeuty Wilson & Cowees
Woolworth Grain Table
Maxor
16Th and
Jackson
Fisk Bldg
Mrs. Hardin
PEO
P. E. O. Sisterhood
H. E. Smith
Washington Street
O. H Gosch
E. H. Powers
Optometrists of
Hattilu White
Texas Business and Professional Women’s
Waco
BPW
W. G. Nation
Chansler Weymouths
Optometrist
Boxwell Ambulance Service
Ee Ee Amarillo—Dumas
Distrac Ait
Cash & Carry
Bell
Bell Tailors, Inc
Polk St
Royal Crown Cola
Joe
Brenda
Washington
Bill
Uncle Sam
Royal Crown Bottling Company
412 East 5Th
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