Can Plane Power Win at Jones Brothers Rodeo Day Two
The Jones Brothers Amateur Rodeo at Tri State Fairgrounds resumed at 2 PM with 2:30 events after a morning parade. Jimmy Blackwell led steer and bronc riding with Marion Ross second in bronc, Luke Reed third, Curly Cameron second in steer, Harry Walters third, and tight team tying led by Bob Morris. Races postponed yesterday due to a wet track reopened at 2 PM. admission 55 cents.
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Tri- State Fairgrounds
Jimmy Blackwell
Brone
Marion Ross
Luke Reed
Curly Cameron
Harry Walters
Homer Bennett
Charlie Arnold
Turner Kirby
Red Davis
Bob Morris
Derby Corrister
Seven Axis Ships Sunk In Eastern Mediterranean
Alexandria report says seven Axis ships were sunk and five damaged by British submarines in eastern Mediterranean operations. Official British Headquaters statement notes recent actions.
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Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
Dle
German Raider Drops Bombs on Iceland
A German raider dropped four bombs near Seydisfjordur on the northeast coast of Iceland. No casualties or damage reported. A Focke-Wulf bomber attacked the same area the previous day, injuring four boys, one critically.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Seydisfjordur
Frech
Abbeville
Sunderland
England
Dover
Leydisfjordur
British War Prisoners Escape in France
Berlin broadcasts report fifty British prisoners interned near Nice in unoccupied France escaped yesterday. Two fugitives were said to be captured later along the beach. Reno finds homes for dogs as the city gains a new dog pound and efforts to place dogs increase nationwide.
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Berlin
Nice
France
Paris
Reno
Reno, New
Poundmaster Barnes
United States
Indianapolis
Air Express
Week' Tack Girl Wanted Dear Tack
Classified notice from Globe News offers housekeeping work for a quick half day. Seeks a good girl to clean house launder fine clothing and cook evening meal. Contact switchboard for details.
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Globe News
San Jacinto
N. W
15Th Street
Amarillo College Opens Registration for 1942 48 Year
Registration for the 1942 48 academic year begins at Amarillo College with many freshmen. Sophomores register tomorrow as classes start Wednesday. The college adds wartime adjustments including accelerated secretarial courses and doubled shorthand hours. A joint Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard enlistment plan will guide student officer training.
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Amarillo College
Business Administration
Army, Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
Armed Services
Wildcat killed by car and hunting knife
Max McKenzie was driving on a highway near Enterprise Oregon when he hit a wildcat. He stopped and threw his hunting knife, the weapon piercing the heart, killing the bobcat.
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Enterprise
Ore
Max McKenzie
Here
McKenzie
Nostalgic ride on the Chicago L but salvage thoughts take over
The narrator, boarding an Oak Park bound two car L line train, recalls the old conductor and the thrill of transit from downtown Chicago. He muses on nostalgia, trestles, and the salvage potential as the round trip unfolds and leads to conversations with prior acquaintances.
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Shorty
Panhandle
Boger
Southwest
Kansas
Oak Park
Chicago
Bombardment Feats Amid Atlantic War Air Raids
American Flying Fortress formations return to Britain after nine days of daylight raids on Hitler held Europe. Four squadrons attack St Omer airfield and Meaulte aircraft works in France, while British bombers strike Duisburg. Eight RAF bombers lost. German Focke Wulf 190 fighters engage the MEAULTE and Meaulte sectors.
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Europe
United States Flying Fortress
Britain
France
Duisburg
Ruhr
Rhine
St. Omer
Meaulte
Germany
Bombing actions span Atlantic and Pacific theaters
The report covers Allied actions in Europe and the Pacific. British and American forces escorted bombers against German air units at Abbeville while German sorties targeted Sunderland and Leydisfjordur with no casualties reported. In the Pacific, Milne Bay operations remain guerrilla in nature as MacArthur notes Allied bombers striking a Japanese cargo ship southeast of New Guinea and ongoing attacks near Kokoda.
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United Press
Pacific
Milne Bay
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Solomons
MacArthur
Kokoda
Port Moresby
Roosevelt presses wage and farm price stabilization in cost of living plan
The President argues that stabilizing farm prices is essential to curb rising living costs. He cautions that wage growth fuels price pressure and that ongoing purchasing power would push costs higher even with full stabilization. He calls for prompt, broad action and warns workers and others must sacrifice.
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Roosevelt
President calls for wartime profit tax and farm price support
The president proposed a $25 000 cap on net income after taxes and urged Congress to tax wartime profits not needed for full war production. He also backed price floors for farm commodities with a guaranteed minimum price and a ceiling to stabilize markets for a set period after the war.
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Congress
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Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Clinic
10Th & Jefferson
Hugh Sticksel
Optometris
Coca-Cola Company
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lincoln State
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Dhore
Globe-News
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Amoolens
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