Showman Jack Lamb Pursues Bold Life From Texas to Alaska
The text profiles Jack Lamb a Texas born showman tireless about work and adventure. It tracks his rise from a 14 year old parachute stunt in Caddo Oklahoma to Gulf Oil as a natural gas manager turned goodwill ambassador and famed bass fisherman. It notes his Alaska photography work capturing flowers wild game and cranberry and blueberry details while praising his energy and artistry.
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Jack
Caddo
Oklahoma
Gulf Oil Corporation
Fort Worth
North Texas
South
The
Gulf
Mountain Climber Jack Heads for New Summit Quest
The narrator describes Jack’s exhausting camp arrival and night of talk, then notes plans for a two day trip at four in the morning to climb Mt. McKinley for dramatic sheep photos. He dreams of bears tails salted for photo fare and praises artists like Jack for their drive and exacting work.
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Slim
Jack
Doc
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Directors Meet Tonight In Amarillo Hotel Blue Room
Rex Baxter reports that the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at 6 pm in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel. The agenda includes a convention committee report and upcoming events for 1942 with four conventions and a defense emphasis attracting local participation.
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Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Will Rogers Highway Association
West Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Beta Sigma Phi
Panhandle
Amerillo
Washington
Citizens’ Committee
Defense Project
Baxter
Seven Puppies Seeks New Home at 1606 Goliad Street
An advertisement offers seven puppies for relocation to a caring home at 1606 Goliad Street. A separate note seeks housekeeping work from an experienced housekeeper at 508 Van Buren Street.
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Tack
van Buren Street
Texas business gains and bond slump amid defense boom
UT bureau reports August savings bonds down 24 percent from 1940 and first eight months 1941 186 percent lower. Postal receipts fall 2.6 percent amid troop movements. Department store sales rise 28.8 percent, dry goods up 45.9 to 202 percent in men and women shops. Electric power use up 25 percent. cattle and livestock shifts noted. Defense demand boosts cement and industry activity. war context and Allied aid discussed.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Louisiana
Brownwood
Corpus Christi
el Paso
San Antonio
Can Hitler Stop War
The column by Dew weighs the idea of Hitler ending the fighting and examines the futility of hope for peace through such leadership. It reflects on the broader prospects for an end to the conflict and the implications for civilians and nations alike.
Would Hitler back out of the war under favorable terms
The author argues Hitler would like to quit if he could dominate Europe, but cannot unless defeated or gains are secured. A separate peace with the Soviet Union is rumored, followed by terms with Britain that would favor Germany, restoring sovereignty to Norway and the Netherlands while annexing others to the Reich. The Nazi leader remains powerful but risks defeat and a shifting balance as air power wanes.
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Germany
Britain
England
Hitler
Jacksonville
Florida
Fuehrer
Berlin
Europe
Norway
Netherlands
Reich
John Bull
Dunkerque
Luftwaffe
Amarillo to Send 10 Delegates to WICC Convention
Amarillo will send 10 delegates to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention on November 3 and 4 in Midland. Delegates were appointed by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at the request of three regional directors led by Harvey Allen with Jay Taylor and Arthur Ware. The delegation includes Ed Hardin Walter Blackburn Rex Baxter Lawrence Hagg Col E A Simpson Tom Wingate and Herb Budk.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Midland
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Jay Taylor
Harvey Allen
Arthur Ware
Ed Hardin
Walter Blackburn
Rex Baxter
Lawrence Hagg
Col. E. A. Simpson
Tom Wingate
Herb Budk
Herbine Advertised as Vegetable Laxative in Texas
Herbal remedy Herbine offered for temporary constipation with symptoms like biliousness headache flatulence and listlessness. Marketed as strictly vegetable medicine at 60 cents a bottle with Cretney Drug Stores in Amarillo Pampa and Borger Texas.
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Cretney Drug
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Texas
Esther Jonsson to Judge Fair's Music Contests
Esther Jonsson Amarillo pianist and Mozart authority will judge the Tri-State Fair Music Department Competitions. Contests run daily 10 am to 9 pm at Wilbur Hawk Music Hall, free for the public. Rural School Day Friday features a massed chorus with contestants from Pampa Hereford Friona Groom Jal NM and others.
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Esther Jonsson
Amarillo
I. D. Cole
Wilbur Hawk Music Hall
Pampa
Hereford
Friona
Groom
Jal
N. M
Amarillo College Chorus Performs Wednesday Evening
The Amarillo College Chorus under director F. D. Jacks will perform at 6 o clock Wednesday evening. Mrs Cole thanks Meyert Music Store for two Kimball pianos and Heath Furniture Company for stage furniture. Rural school children program set for 10 o'clock.
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Amarillo College Chorus
F. D. Jacks
Cole
Meyert Music Store
Kimball
Heath Furniture Company
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