Amarillo Band dedicates program to Army Air Force school
The Amarillo High School Band will dedicate its football game program to officers and enlisted men of the Army Air Force Technical School in Amarillo Field. Miss Julia Dean directs. the band will feature special acts and a halftime stunt. Southwest section seating will be reserved for technical school personnel.
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo Field
Army Airforce Technical School
Julia Dean
Technical School
Claude women replenish cookie jar at service center
Six Claude women visited the Service Men's Civic Center this morning and filled the empty cookie jar with boxes of cookies magazines and coat hangers. The group named Mrs Annie Rutherford Mrs C E Hunter Mrs Inez Dosier Mrs Cecil Wagner Mrs J A Best and Mrs W J Bunch.
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Claude
Service Men's Civic Center
Annie Rutherford
C. E. Hunter
Inez Dosier
Cecil Wagner
J. A. Best
W. J. Bunch
Reader's Digest October issue tease and tales
Condensed excerpts tease heart warming birth tale set in Maine woods amid a baby’s dramatic arrival. Also previews See Here Private Hargrove and Hitler’s sabotage theme. Ads and jokes highlight Army camp humor and sensational wartime topics in the October Digest.
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Ralph
Maine
Hargrove
Hitler
America
Farm Labor Costs Drive Change to Price Stabilization Plan
The revised Barkley proposal, backed by farm interests, forces recalculation of parity standards to include farm labor costs and challenges earlier limits. Previous drafts tied increases to future events after signing, while critics argue for a fixed start date, with Senator Hatch seeking further amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
House
Hatch
New Mexico
Hancock Marks One Year As Amarillo City Manager
A. P. Hancock celebrated one year in Amarillo as city manager after relocating from Kerrville. He noted the city commission’s latest session surpassed all others in activity over the past year. The panel approved the tax roll, set the tax rate, and authorized two sewer extensions to 1619 Johnson Street and the Crocket Bonham alley off Third Avenue.
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A. P. Hancock
Amarillo
Hancock
Kerrville
H. R. Smith
Uxalde Construction Company
Dallas
Johnson Street
Crocket-Bonham Alley
Third Avenue
Sandstorm Paper To Roll Friday At Amarillo High
The Sandstorm, Amarillo High School's student newspaper, will debut Friday published by journalism classes under the sponsorship of Mrs Dorinda Bond. Photos of students will be featured while the yearbook is on hiatus.
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Amarillo
Dorinda Bond
Amarillo Food Stamp Office Returns Furnishings
City hall opened its doors to receive returned furniture from the discontinuing food stamp office. Items include chairs desks a stove and filing cabinets. Eligible Amarilloans will get stamps by mail under the West Texas Mailing Program from a district office kept in operation.
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Amarillo
City Food Stamp Office
Market roundup and Kansas City cattle and Chicago hogs report
Market data from July 30 to Sept 30 shows livestock prices with Kansas City reporting hogs mostly 15-25 cents lower and cattle mostly steady to higher on selected grades. Chicago hogs down early but mixed. cattle unsettled with limited demand and some prime loads sold to Eastern buyers. dairy and financial brief entries noted.
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Kansas City
U.P
AMA
Chicago
Wes Izzard to Speak at San Jacinto Kiwanis Meeting
Wes Izzard will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club tomorrow at noon. The event will be at San Jacinto Methodist Church with musical selections by Miss Zella Mae Wible and George Groves, accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Wise. All members and guests are urged to attend.
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Wes Izzard
San Jacinto
Technical School Orchestra Formed With Donated Instruments
The U S O sponsors a new orchestra at the Technical School using snare drum guitar harmonica and a piccolo like long instrument. Donations and loans of instruments are welcomed with delivery to the north wing of the Municipal Auditorium. Harold Nichols promises safe keeping and full responsibility by the U S O.
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Army Technical School
Harold Nichols
Women Golfers Meet at Ross Rogers Municipal Course
Women golfers from the Ross Rogers Municipal Course face the Amarillo Country Club team at 9 am tomorrow on the Ross Rogers layout. The match will be played at Ross Rogers Municipal Course.
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Ross Rogers Municipal
Amarillo Country Club
Huber
Borger
Milk supplies threaten Panhandle dairy industry shortages
A Amarillo dairy and milk inspector warns that materials are scarce due to government orders and a looming demand rise. He projects daily needs to grow by 3,000 gallons by year’s start as distribution plants can reprocess but regional shortages persist, with signs urging consumers to use milk sparingly.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Europe
Plainview
Ratcliff touts dairy potential in Panhandle Texas
Tulia area resident Mr. Ratcliff argues the Texas Panhandle can become a thriving dairy region despite labor and equipment shortages. He says starting dairy now is profitable and patriotic if obstacles are overcome.
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Tulia
Texas Panhandle
Ratcliff
War fronts tighten as Alpine passes fearfully contested
Snow line advances as German Alpine troops push to seize key passes before winter. Russian forces claim routing of the 12th Romanian Mountain Division near Novorossisk on the Black Sea coast. Red Navy Marines report height capture and heavy Axis losses including dugouts and headquarters. Berlin says Germans reach Tuapse outskirts and battle for the port begins.
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Black Sea
Caucasus
Novorossisk
Red Navy
Berlin
Tuapse
Paper firms join scrap drive with USO support
Kerr Paper Company and Amarillo Paper Company announced a scrap drive in cooperation with the Paper & Twine Club of the National Paper Trade Association. They will distribute key bags to collect high grade metal, with proceeds to the USO. A metal matinee offers free admission for children bringing scrap.
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Kerr Paper Company
Amarillo Paper Company
Paper & Twine Club
National Paper Trade Association
USO
Paramount Theater
Paramount
Scrap drive awards given at Maverick Club event
Metal prizes range from ten for first to two for fourth as Interstate Theaters operator of Paramount joins the scrap drive after the beauty bond drive. Donors to the Maverick Club before Tuesday receive a ticket to see Take A Letter Darling at the Rex Tuesday night.
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Interstate Theaters
Paramount
Maverick Club
Rex
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