Kathleen Seeks Small Theatre Part Amid Ambition
Kathleen presses Fred about acting ambitions in Linville. He recalls her look, notes Paul Pennell and Ruby Howard control casting, and he offers to mention her to Paul for a small role in the Civil War play. Kathleen pleads for a chance to audition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Fred
Honey Chile
Linville
Frank
Hollywood
Paul Pennell
Ruby Howard
Paul
Joe
Ruby
Camilla
War on Bootleggers Prompts Tougher Rationed-Item Crackdown
The Office of Price Administration warns that enforcement will bite hard on rubber tire gas and other rationed goods. Prosecutions reveal organized rings selling illegally obtained tires at double price, fueling public anger and spurring tougher penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grover Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Ite
Globe News Publishing Co. announces Amarillo paper details
Founded February 20 1924 the paper entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday. GENE HOWF president and publisher JOHN McCARTY associated publisher. TELEPHONES News and Business Circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howf
Geese
John McCarty
Associated
Ews
Business Deparnest
Uncle Sam Becomes Tough on Price and Ration Violations
Leon Henderson warns penalties will be enforced for price and rationing breaches. Examples include an Indiana man jailed 18 months and fined 500 dollars, a California bootlegger fined 3000 with one year suspended, a Minnesota liar jailed six months and fined 2100, and three Texas violators fined 3000 with 20 months jail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Henderson
California
Texas
Uncle Sam
New Hope for Cripples From War Effort
The war shortage has created new opportunities for the physically handicapped who are proving themselves in productive jobs. At USC Psychology Clinic since Pearl Harbor the agency has placed 1579 persons in work, with one-armed men as welders, one-legged men on drill presses, deformed persons as sheet-metal workers, midgets as aircraft riveters, and deaf mutes as machinists. The experience offers lessons valuable beyond the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California
Psychology Clinic
Pearl Harbor
Fall of Stalingrad and world war politics commentary
Mallon reflects on the Stalingrad defense and German and Japanese war endurance while weighing Willkie’s Middle East tour and U S political maneuvers. He notes Stalin’s resistance, potential Axis expansion, and internal American political actions affecting war aims.
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Hitler
Siberia
Europe
Asia
Japan
Manchurian
Mussolini
France
Stalingrad
Hiller
Tojo
Volga
Pacific
Wendell Willkie
Middle East
Roosevelt
Egypt
Stalin
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Caucasus
Willkie
Cairo
Churchill
Mr. Willkie
Near East
Sleepy Atoll Becomes American Base In South Pacific
An atoll once unknown to most, transformed by war into a vital American base. Navy engineers dredged harbors, camps rose, and troops arrived including African American sailors and marines. Prices soared as natives learned dollars, while natives and Americans coexisted with mutual courtesy and little friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
U.P
United States
Pacific
United Nations
Navy
Florida
Marine Corps
Atoll
Army
Life in the Capital Warns of Etiquette Wars
A Washington column lampoons social rules amid wartime strain. It jokes that officers and civilians blur ranks, etiquette collapses, and hostesses struggle to blend military status with social grace, while Congress and tax politics add to the capital’s unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Thenois
South
McNary
Pepper
Florida
Chicago
Kelly
Congress
House
Rep
Kocialkowski
Rep. McKeough
Rules Committee
Sabath
Washington
Daniel Webster
Navy
Heaven
Emily Post
Tombstone
Ariz
Army
Senate
Murphy
Blueprint for Successful Letter Writing Techniques
A business owner cites blueprints as key to progress, outlining how to structure letters for clarity and impact. It recommends three mail piles for focus, reader perspective, concise wording, and a closing that invites action, with examples of tone and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
United States
Russians Report 11 Miles From Smolensk In Retreat
United Press says Soviets claim the German retreat continues near Smolensk after a 26 day battle with German losses around 80 000 casualties and heavy equipment loss. State Department grants consuls in Britain authority to let stranded Americans sail home on belligerent ships. Pope Pius XII and Myron C Taylor meet in Rome. A Marine colonel recalls japa nese in caves trees and rocks with 17 killed in one limestone cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Smolensk
State Department
Great Britain
Pope Pius XII
Roosevelt
Vatican
Myron C. Taylor
Rome
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By Watkins E. Wright
Fred DeMille
Miss Camilla
Virginia
Adam
Sherman
Sam
Paul Mallon
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Yetty
Sleepy Atoll
Robert D. Miller
The
United States News
Ways and Means
Economist
Aline E. Hower
Col
Merritt A. Edson
U. S
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