Amarillo Faces OPA Policy Gap Driving Quota Shortfall
Amarillo meat and coffee quotas remain too small as OPA staff avoid a basic population shift policy. Officials estimate population between 64,000 and 67,000, while sugar ration data undercounts, prompting calls for a Panhandle-wide meeting to push Washington for quota adjustments.
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OPA
Amarillo
John Q. Citizen
Selective Service
John Q
National Housing Authority
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Baxter
International City Managers’ Association
Public Administration Clearing House
Jacob Rosenthal
Conservation Order
Food Branch
Rosenthal
Harold B. Rowe
Panhandle
Radio Schedule Highlights Ambitious NBC Lineup
Wednesday and Thursday radio lists show NBC dominate with Fred Waring, Tommy Dorsey, Kay Kyser, Eddie Cantor and others. Local stations KGNC and KFDA outline day parts including news, music, drama, and serialized programs across morning, afternoon, and night slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNC
Kce
Fred Waring
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Three Suns Trio
Author’s Playhouse
Paul Martin
Ray Mace
Sky
the Trading Post
Jerry Sears Orch
Women In the News
Mary Lee Taylor
the O'Neills
News
Air
Vic and Sade
David Harum
Ted Steele
Bill
Nbe
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Landt Trio
Curley
Cbs
Parrell
Mbs
Hedda Hopper
Cbs Basic
Cbs Dixie Vagabonds
Adrian Rollin
Chicago Dance Orchestra
Milt Herth
Frank Parker
Cbs-Basic
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason News
Blu
Amos and Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbce
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Green Valley
Kaltenborn
Earl Godwin
Nelson Eddy
Chs
Cal Tinney
Gabriel Heatter
Jack Pearl
Lionel Barrymore
Gracie Fields
College
Raymond G. Swing
Hblu
Bombing plan to end war hinges on ramped air power
DeWitt MacKenzie argues Americans and British must triple bomber forces to hit fewer than 200 Nazi war plants and rail networks in France and Germany. He contends faster production, reallocation of aircraft, and defending fortresses are key to enabling an invasion in spring, while warning against delaying air prep. He cites Rostock, Lubeck, Cologne, Lille, Duesseldorf, and Emden raid analyses.
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London
France
Germany
Hitler
Britain
Rostock
Luebeck
Cologne
Lille
Duesseldorf
Emden
Russia
Europe
Hitler's Coffin Relocated From Amarillo High School Campus
A rusting burial vault dubbed Hitler's Coffin sits on Amarillo High School terrace after a two week scrap drive. Students file past daily, spitting in silent protest while ten army trucks and a large crew haul away scrap. The coffin will be moved in the final load to the scrap yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Amarillo High School
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Globe News
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