Chile Acts Soon on Cabinet Resignation
In Santiago the Chilean cabinet resigned to allow President Juan Antonio Rios to replace Foreign Minister Ernesto Barros Jarpa who supported keeping Axis ties. Welles charged Axis agents operated from Chile aiding United Nations ships, prompting talk of a break with Germany Italy and Japan.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Antonio Rios
Sumner Welles
Axis
United Nations
Rios
Ernesto Barros Jarpa
Germany
Italy
Japan
Welles
Boston
Argentina
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Paul Morales
Barros Jarpa
Joaquin Fernandez
Uruguay
District JC Convention Opens Here This Weekend
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts Jaycees from the Panhandle for a two day district convention with registration at the Herring Hotel and a buffet lunch at the Elks Club. Leaders include State President John Ben Sheppard. Attendees from Pampa Borger Panhandle Brownfield Lubbock and Amarillo expected. Capt Sid Kring will speak Sunday morning.
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Amarillo
Herring
John Ben Sheppard
Sid Kring
Army Air Forces Technical School
Jaycees
Pampa
Borger
Panhandle
Brownfield
Lubbock
Amarillo Jaycees
Powell
Forty Hours devotion ends with bishop sermon at Sacred Heart
Religious schedule in Sacred Heart Cathedral outlines high masses on Friday Saturday and Sunday feasts for Christ the King and devotions with a solemn procession of the Blessed Sacrament and Litany of the Saints. Bishop FitzSimon will deliver the closing sermon during Sunday devotion. Confessions after Friday devotion and weekend schedules are listed. Chetniks clash with Axis troops in Bosnia with heavy losses reported on both sides and significant advances by Yugoslav guerrillas.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Thomas J. Drury
St. Mary's Academy
W. J. Riechel
A. M. Bottoms
Father Bottoms
Laurence J. FitzSimon
London
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U.P
Draja Mikhailovich
Jugoslav
Bosnia
Yugoslavia
Kupres
Foca
Drina
Mikhailovich
Vladimir Todorooich
Sarajevo
Donjarrezina
Community War Chest Drive Gains Momentum in Amarillo
The Community and War Chest drive reports pledges of 14000 at a noon meeting, lifting total contributions toward 50000 toward the 139000 budget for 23 agencies. Chest President Parr credits strong public response and newcomers pledging, with one campaign to fund all agencies in 1943.
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J. A. Hazlewood
W. Parr
Amarillo
USO
Greek Relief
United China Relief
Hazlewood
Chest Office
Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Dr Caldwell's
When constipation causes stomach upset bloating and dizziness the stomach cries for a laxative. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin wakes lazy bowels and soothes a touchy stomach. The pleasant tasting remedy is trusted by doctors and loved by children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr.Caldwell
Learn How To Stretch Meat With Oatmeal
A cooking note extols oatmeal as a meat stretcher to conserve meat and add yield in meatloaf and patties. It markets oatmeal as a bland absorber of juices that blends with beef and pork, boosting portions while keeping flavor. It also highlights oatmeal’s health value and urges quick, simple recipes.
Dry Draft Amendment Challenges Liquor Ban Around Army Posts
Senator Lee of Oklahoma campaigns to ban liquor in and around army and navy posts as part of a draft age bill. Opponents warn the amendment could reopen national prohibition and widen dry zones near camps. The House approved the draft bill 345 to 16 and Senate debate was set for tomorrow.
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Senator Lee
Oklahoma
Army
Navy
Lee
Oklahoman
Gurney
South Dakota
House
Senate
George C. Marshal
Ernest J. King
Joint General Staff
Legion Auxiliary Bonds Drive Aids Women in War Campaign
Mrs J P Hodge elected first vice president pledges to sell 1000 in Navy Mothers Club campaign to Armistice Day finish. She already sold three bonds today and works as a Kline's clerk. The auxiliary votes full cooperation with bond effort and Armistice Day events as dues, campaigns, and hospital care are discussed.
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J. P. Hodge
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Navy Mothers Club
Henry Cusick
C. O. Hess
Veterans’ Hospital
Legion
Pvt Barnett Describes His First Parachute Jump
Pvt James K. Barnett, Amarillo public school alumnus known as Kirby Barnett, writes from Fort Bragg about his first parachute jump at Fort Benning. He describes waiting for his turn, the nerve required to stand in the door, the gentle opening of his chute, and his sense of relief after the jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Barnett
J. E. Barnett
Washburn
Barnett
Kirby Barnett
Amarillo
Fort Benning
Fort Bragg
N.C
Medical Corps
Founders' Day Observed by Amarillo Pilot Club
The Amarillo Pilot Club marked Founders' Day during a Monday night meeting at the Capitol Hotel. Educational committee members Mrs. Adele Ball and Mrs. Daisy Bruce led the program with a history summary of Pilot International and district club activities.
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Amarillo
Peddlers Silence Bell After City Council Plea
In San Diego the city council responds to night war worker Charles B. Pike by tracing an ice cream peddler whose bell woke him daily. The peddler agrees to stop ringing while traveling "block 4800" for the duration, aiding wartime rest.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Charles B. Pike
First Baptist Mary Class Luncheon at Vanderpool Home
The First Baptist Mary Class held a luncheon at 2005 Monroe Street hosted by Mrs. G. R. Vanderpool with co hostesses. The Halloween theme appeared in decor while a Mexican meal and fortune telling games were enjoyed. Attendees included Mrs. J. H. Miller and several others with three guests. The Philathea Class plans a 12 30 Friday covered dish luncheon at the church.
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G. R. Vanderpool
Monroe Street
J. H. Miller
J. A. Harper
E. D. Yeager
A. C. Morrison
J. 8. Gabert
W. W. Sharp
C. C. Atwood
F. B. Martin
M. F. Shaffer
Glen Casey
First Baptist Philathea
Fountain Installed at Amarillo Day Nursery Yard
Violin solo with Mrs. Cleta Holland accompanied the event as Amarillo Day Nursery receives a new yard drinking fountain. Under Mrs. Jewell Sittel’s finance leadership the club funded installation replacing the worn outdoor fountain that served over 1500 children in July.
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Cleta Holland
Amarillo Day Nursery
Jewell Sittel
Pilot Bertha McLellan
van Buren Street
Victory Dance Slated at Nat On Thursday
Employes of Pantex Ordnance Plant and military personnel at Amarillo Field Technical School plan a Victory Dance Thursday night at the Nat. Over 2000 attendees from Certain-tech Pri Corporation Paramount Ele Co Associated Mechanic Contractors Area Engineers Architect-Engineer-Managers Ordnance Department and the Engineering Corps are invited. Tickets are $1.50 per couple with proceeds to the USO and Amarillo Field Band Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantex Ordnan
Amarillo Field
Techncal School
Certain-tech Pri Corporation
Paramount Ele Co
Associated Mechanic Contrators
Pantex
Enteering Corps
Technic School
Fritz Cowan
Muscians
Oy Technical School
USO
Amaril Field
Charles Weaers
Helen Ferguson
Anaine Brown
Nadine Carvajal Ordnance
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War Chest Drive
Boxwell Brothers Agility
Washington
Mips
Lewiston
Arthur J. Daley
Daley
Legion Auxiliary
Pvt. Barnett
Wilson Camera Store
Polk
Bozeman
Blackburn
Printing & Letter Service
P. Lorillard Company
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