Philharmonic Nears Sell Out Before Opening Concert
The Philharmonic Orchestral Association’s membership drive is ahead of schedule as memberships flood in. Reserved seats remain limited. members with cards or receipts must claim seats at Southwestern Public Service Company lobby this week to secure openings for the November 23 season opener with Violinist Albert Spalding, and the April close with Alec Templeton.
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Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Howard Lynch
Southwestern Public Service Company
Albert Spalding
Alec Templeton
Nazis Report Fighting on West Bank of Dnieper
German radio claimed several Russian groups crossed the Dnieper and fought west of the river. Capt. Sertorius doubted the significance of these footholds, saying crossings were not enlarged or operationally important. British radio cited Moscow reports of multiple crossings south of Kiev and bridgeheads on the west bank.
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Dnieper
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Red Army
Ludwig Sertorius
Sertorius
Moscow
Kiev
Realistic Rag Doll Pattern for Doll and Clothes
Realistic rag doll pattern with movable arms and legs and rounded tummy. Two-piece limbs, head and body formed from pieces. Pattern 671 lists required materials and clothes. Send eleven cents in coins to Amarillo Globe Feediecraft Dept. New York address, include name and address.
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Eighth Avene
New York
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Markets and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago
Market data show futures and spot readings with livestock details in Kansas City and Chicago. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep reported firmer bids, with top prices and ranges for salable stock, plus per hundredweight shifts across regions and classes.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Army seeks specialists for overseas service in Amarillo
Captain Norman Campbell of the Fight Service Command arrived in Amarillo to interview men recommended by local business leaders. He will stay two days at the Chamber of Commerce offices and assess applicants in economics, safety, utility management and related fields for training at Army schools.
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Norman Campbell
Fighth Service Command
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Captain Campbell
Treasury unveils broad unified tax plan in Washington
The plan seeks to raise about 12 billion dollars with income taxes pushed to at least 30 percent including corporate rates up to 50 percent and higher liquor cigarette and luxury taxes. It aims for 7 to 8 billion more in income tax, 1.5 billion more in corporate taxes, and 2.5 billion in luxury taxes, with hearings set to begin Monday.
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U.P
Treasury
Congress
Walter F. George
Georgia
Coughton
Marvin Jones seeks half billion for 1944 farm subsidies
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones urged Congress to raise the WFA price support and subsidy authorization by 500 million dollars to 1 billion, enabling subsidies and price supports beyond current limits starting Jan 1, 1944. He warned rising production costs require higher farmer returns to ensure 1944 output and peacetime food security.
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U.P
Marvin Jones
Congress
WFA
House Banking and Currency Committee
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Bonnie Whitaker Loses Purse to House Prowler
Bonnie Whitaker reports a prowler gained entry by removing a bedroom window screen and stole her purse containing $19 in cash and keys. Imogene Adams also had valuables taken from a car glove compartment nearby. Carl Petersen Jr after five years buys his first $25 war bond from prune-picking earnings.
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Bonnie Whitaker
Parker Street
Imogene Adams
Georgia Street
Oe Oo Santa Rosa
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Carl Petersen, Jr
20 Army Personnel Killed in Plane Crash Near Calcutta
A United States Army plane carrying 20 ferry pilots crashed near Calcutta on Sept 21. Nineteen died instantly, and 1st Lt Dale Johnson died two days later in a hospital, leaving all aboard dead.
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New Delhi
Calcutta
Dale Johnson
OPA Auditors Find Records in Excellent Shape
OPA auditors from the Lubbock district office finish auditing all approved gasoline ration applications for the Potter County Rationing Board. The records are in excellent shape and receive high praise for board members and clerks. WV Globe News.
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OPA
Lubbock
Potter County
Lend-Lease Sets Record with August Transfers to Allies
President Roosevelt said August lend-lease totals reached a record 1.261 billion dollars, up 20 percent from July, with indications of a historic shipment to the Soviet Union. He noted growth from the initial 1 million-dollar March 1941 start and referenced anticipated Russia totals without itemizing breakdowns.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Russia
Highest Monthly Volume Record Since Program Start
The report notes the program achieved its highest monthly volume to date, marking a new peak since inception. Officials attribute the surge to expanded participation and improved outreach, with projections suggesting continued growth in upcoming months.
CARDUI May Help Relieve Female Distress Says Ad
An old TABOO is challenged as女性 readers are urged to try CARDUI for cramps and nervous strain from functional distress. The ad claims CARDUI can increase appetite and digestion and may ease periodic pain when started three days before the expected time, noting 62 years of user praise.
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Cardus
Future world talk in a small town bar
In a casual chat at Jeb Crowell’s tavern, neighbors discuss a future of trans-Atlantic airplanes, ubiquitous television, plastic cars, air conditioned homes, and luxury highways as they imagine peace and progress.
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Jeb Crowell
Ed Carey
Will Frost
Doc Mitchell
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