Senators Berserk Over Postwar Industry Plan
George E Sokolsky criticizes a bloc of seven senators from Nevada Alabama Iowa Utah North Dakota Idaho and Wyoming for proposing government plant sales bans after the war He argues such regional power plays ignore national unity and could derail postwar production and distribution, warning against destructive economic ideas
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George E. Sokolsky
Congress
Sinatra
Germany
New York
New Jersey
Pennlvania
Massachusetts
North Dakota
John Thomas
Idaho
E. V. Robertson
Wyoming
United States
Japan
Illinois
South
West
Globe
Cooler Weather Expected Across Plains Tomorrow Night
Winter lingers as cooler air moves into the plains tomorrow night. The forecast calls for noticeably cooler conditions but no frost. It will remain warm this afternoon and tonight.
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Plains
Airplane stamps 1 and 3 authorize shoe purchase
Washington announced that airplane stamp three in war ration books will be valid starting October 1 for buying one pair of shoes and will remain valid indefinitely alongside stamps 1 and 2.
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Washington
Leyte Invasion Advances As MacArthur Announces Self Rule
Tanks led the push as American forces drive into Leyte Island advancing from Dulag and Palo. Philippine capital Tacloban hosts a new government under Osmena while MacArthur calls for self rule and voids Laurel laws. Air and sea power hammer Japanese bases. 96th Division repels two tank attacks in its first combat.
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Associated Press
Leyte Island
Philippines
MacArthur
Bataan
Leyte Valley
Dulag
Palo
Dulac
Tacloban
U. S
Philippine
Sergio Osmena
Free Philippines
Leyte Gulf
Seizo Kobayashi
Japan
Imperial Rule Assistance Political Society
Tokyo
Ball switches to Roosevelt in foreign policy clash
Senator Joseph H. Ball of Minnesota declares he will vote for Roosevelt, saying Roosevelt has taken stronger stand on the United Nations and military force for aggressors. He accuses Governor Dewey of hedging on key security issues and appealing to isolationists.
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Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Bail
League of Nations
United Nations Security Organization
United Nations Organization
Dewey
Ballard
Ball
Truman
St. Paul
John Foster Dulles
Senate
House
Prussian City Falls to Reds
Russian forces captured Goldap in East Prussia and pushed back Nazi lines from Suwalki as Moscow announced advances in Hungary Yugoslavia and near Austria. The front extended about 150 airline miles from Memel to Augustow with deep penetrations reported. Russian positions reached the Norway border near Kirkenes and targeted Danube Baja while Tilsit near the Niemen also came under attack.
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London
Goldap
Germany
Suwalki
Memel
Augustow
East Prussia
Norway
Kirkenes
Murmansk
Archangel
Russia
Austria
Vienna
Moscow
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Sombori
Belgrade
Nyiregyhaza
Baja
Danube
Berlin
Tilsit
Niemen
Thirty Women Can Become Nurse's Aides
At least 30 women are needed for a nurse's aide training course starting November 1 in Amarillo under Mrs. Drusilla Smith. Interviews run 7 to 9 p m on Tuesday and Wednesday on the courthouse fifth floor. Eligibility requires 18 years old.
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Amarillo
Drusilla Smith
St. Anthony's Hospital
Smith
St. Anthony's
Northwest Texas Hospital
Paul Streit
Ben Burkett
Bombers Jolt Czech Plants and German Targets
Heavy Italian air raids struck western Czechoslovakia and targets near Munich Regensburg and Augsburg. An armada of 2,500 American and British planes roamed into Germany with 1,100 U S fighters in support attacking Hamm Munster Hannover and Brunswick. A Mosquito force also hit Hamburg and western Germany last night.
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London
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Regensburg
Augsburg
Germany
Hitler
U. S
Hamm
Munster
Hannover
Brunswick
Neuss
Dusseldorf
Hamburg
McNarney Named Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in Mediterranean
Lt. Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, deputy chief of staff since 1942, is named deputy to Supreme Commander Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson in the Mediterranean theater. He will also command U S Mediterranean operations, with Lt. Gen. Thomas Handy and Maj. Gen. John E. Hull advancing to new staff posts.
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Washington
U.P
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S. Army
Mediterranean
McNarney
Henry Maitland Wilson
Jacob L. Devers
France
Devers
Sixth Army Group
Eisenhower
U. S. Mediterranean Theater
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomas T. Handy
U.S. Army
John E. Hull
War Department General Staff
Handy
Officials in Austin Discuss Highway 66 Relocation
Mayor Joe Jenkins and city officials travel to Austin to meet with the State Highway Commission about shifting Highway 66 about 2000 feet south to run alongside the Rock Island Railroad near the airport, freeing space for English Field expansion.
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Austin
Highway
Joe Jenkins
Bob Epperson
John K. Boyce
Col. E. A. Simpson
State Highway Commission
English Field
Rock Island Railroad
Paul Boyer Wins News Tip Contest With 5 Prize
Paul Boyer of 608 North Lincoln Street wins first prize in the weekly News Tip contest for a tip about a man shooting himself in the leg with a seven gun. An elephant story prize and tips from residents fill the rest of the winnings.
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Paul Boyer
North
Lincoln Street
J. . McKee
George Smith
W. D. Cecil
North East
Eighth Avenue
Burch Tyson
Virginia Street
Thelma Walker
Harrison Street
Jim Beasley
West First
Truman Attacks Republicans Over Isolationist Policy
Senator Truman accused Republicans of pursuing a rule or ruin policy to force America into an election favorable to isolationists. He praised Sen. Ball for backing Roosevelt and urged voters to reject Dewey's approach. Dewey traveled from New York to the Midwest to outline a postwar agricultural program to be broadcast from Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Minneapolis
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Hugh Fulton
Truman
Ball
Twin Cities
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Midwest
Road to Altar Through the Kitchen Pulse Feeler
A reader asks if the way to a man is through his stomach. Responses from several women vary, with opinions ranging from support to disagreement on whether cooking wins a husband. Names include Mrs. Billie Cagle and Mrs. W H McKirahan among others.
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Adam
Billie Cagle
W. H. McKirahan
Roosevelt Escapes Cold After New York Rain
Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said President Roosevelt has no sniffles after a long rain-soaked ride through New York City on Saturday. He answered inquiries about a possible cold with a flat denial and stressed no symptoms were present.
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Washington
Stephen Early
Roosevelt
New York City
Dewey Byrnes Radio Speeches Tonight on Mutual
United Press reports presidential candidate Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will broadcast from Pittsburgh from 8:20 to 9:00 P M CWT and War Mobilization Director James Byrnes will follow from 9:30 to 10:00 P M CWT.
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United Press
Thomas E. Dewey
Pittsburgh
Mutual
James Byrnes
Community War Chest Drive Opens Tomorrow
The Amarillo Community and War Chest launches its 1944-45 campaign with a $172000 quota at noon tomorrow. About 750 workers will solicit donations citywide, receiving pledges at a luncheon in the Amarillo Hotel before beginning calls. The drive closes November 3 with events planned around October 31 Amarillo Day chaired by Gus Roberts.
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Amarillo
Gus Roberts
Deniel Dean
Slip Up Delays Donald Duck in Today's Globe
Readers find Donald Duck missing from the Globe as the usual comic arrives by mail via a multi-step process. The sequence involves artist, engraver, mats, plates, presses, and distribution, but a slip up disrupted the delivery.
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Donald Duck
Donald
Donaki Duck
Weather overview for Amarillo and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a warming trend, then cooler late Tuesday afternoon. West U S forecast shows fair, slightly warmer conditions with a cooler Panhandle and South Plains on Tuesday. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies today tonight and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly over mountains and little temperature change. Highs today 65 to 75, lows 40 to 50, 24 hour high 66 and low 47 with noon at 70. Also includes ad lines for Russell Stationery and John Maynard Lumber Co.
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Amarillo
Vicinity
West US
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Six Armies Keeping Pressure on Nazis
Allied forces pressed the axis line around the Schelde and Breda areas. The British Second Army advanced on a 12 mile front near s Hertogen Bosch while the Canadian Army pushed from Esschen toward Roosendaal. The operations aimed to clear sea lanes to Antwerp and outflank Bergen op Zoom and Breskens near the coast.
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Antwerp
Aachen
Saar Valley
Vosges
Holland
s-Hertogen- Bosch
Esschen
Roosendaal
Breda
Maas
Meuse
Bergen Op Zoom
Breskens
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Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
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Western Gift Shop
Polk
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Kenneth Gant
Pierce Street
Hermar Smith
Fillmore Street
Ed Holston
Prospect Street
A. E. Stephens
Eleventh Avenue
W. D. Tarpley
Alabama Street
Donald Brown
Dorothy Smith
Anna Beth Parker
Cleveland Street
Kenneth Pair
Buchanan Street
B. F. Beets
Johnson Street
Glenn Hatfield
Tenth Avenue
L. H. Carver
North Wilson Street
Lennie Readhimer
van Buren Street
Jim Farmer
America
C. E. Sumerlin
U.S. Weather Bureau
Brides Books
Cook Books
Russell Stationery Company
John Maynard Lumber Co
W. 5Th
Nazis
Schelde
Breda Box
Western Front
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