Liquor Stockpile Plans Amid War Production Shifts
American war production officials predict no whisky shortage as the liquor industry converts to industrial alcohol. Aiming to stockpile 240 million gallons yearly, debates on vacation periods and tax hikes loom while current whiskey stocks should cover 3.5 to 4.5 years at current use. The WCTU's Ida Wise Smith urges wartime prohibition and full employment for alcohol workers. Salvation Army reports extensive global volunteer work.
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United Press
Washington
War Production Board
WPR
Dustry
Armed Services
Congress
Senate
Birmingham
Ala
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Liquor Trust
Soldier Boys Entertainment Calendar Highlights Local Church Events
Central Soldier Center hosts open house with games and cookies from 9 p m to 12? p m at 900 block Texas Avenue. St Elizabeths Catholic Church offers dancing and music at 5 p m at 2305 Main Street. First Presbyterian sponsors student fellowship at 2 to 5 p m and 7:30 to 10 p m on Fourteenth Street and Avenue N. Various churches list fellowship, recreation, and transport for soldiers. Post Theater showcases Eagle Squadron with a week of films including Across the Pacific starring Bogart. Shows begin at 6 and 8 p m.
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Soldier Center
Texas Avenue
ST. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
Fourteenth Street
Avenue N
Tudent Soldier Fellowship Hall
Post Theater
Eagle Squadron
Robert Stack
Diana Barrymore
Jon Hall
Eddie Albert
Spirit of
Stanford
Mar-guerite Chapman
Kay Harris
Forrest Tucker
Across the Pacific
Humphrey Bogart
Mary Astor
Sidney Greenstreet
Indian Is Convicted Of Sweetheart's Death
Phillip Tooisgah, 21, an Apache Indian, is found guilty by a federal jury of murdering his Comanche girlfriend Lucy Tahdooahnippah near Apache Oklahoma on June 2. The jury recommends life imprisonment and he faces sentencing two weeks later by Judge Edgar S. Vaught.
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Oklahoma City
Phillip Tooisgah
Lucy Tahdooahnippah
U. S
Charles E. Dieker
Toonsgah
Edgar S. Vaught
Dieker
Lucy
Phillip
Velma
Apache
Okla
First School Of The Air Program Opens Season In Lubbock
Lubbock public schools begin the fifth year of the School of the Air series with The Story Hour for primary levels broadcast from Station KFYO at 1 45 Monday afternoon. The season features level specific programs, updated manuals, and a 25 cent price to cover materials and postage.
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Lubbock Public Schools
KFYO
D. Jarrett
Jarrett
Lubbock
South Plains
Lubbock School of
Dorothy Lomax
T. A. Rhodes
J. L. Teal
Claudia Neelley
Nell McNeely
John Watson
Dupre School
Hitler's Nephew Seeks Fight Against Nazis
William Patrick Hitler, 31, a British subject, eager to oppose Germany, is rejected for U S military service due to his relation to Adolf Hitler. He is the son of Alois Hitler of Vienna, Adolf's half brother, in New York reporting amid war bond appeal.
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New York
U.P
William Patrick Hitler
Adolf
William
Alois Hitler
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Criminal Cases To Be Called In Courts
Two criminal cases will be called Monday in the 99th district court before Judge E. L. Pitts in Lubbock. Robert McEachern faces theft charges after being found hiding in a boxcar near Lorenzo following a jail escape. Jim Thomas is charged with assault with intent to murder Baxter Honey after a confrontation at the Maitland Jones property. Both men were wounded but recovered. Thomas has a long criminal record. In Cros byton the 72nd district court judge Daniel A. Blair will set cases including burglary and forgery as the state readies indictments.
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99Th District Court
E. L. Pitts
Lubbock
Daniel A. Blair
Crosbyton
Pits
Robert McEachern
Jim Thomas
Baxter Honey
Maitland Jones
McEachern
Liberty
Lubbock County
Parum Posey
Grady Harrist
Lorenzo
Thomas
Honey
Blair
Burton S. Burks
Wickard Calls Farms to Essentials in War Time
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard told Wickard says farms must limit output to essential farm products. He warned wartime food needs will rise and 1942 production may stand as a record for years, with next year’s output possibly not larger. He opened a food-for-freedom harvest observance in Tylertown Mississippi.
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Tylertown
Miss
Wickard
Retail Store Work Is Job Source For Women
Women seeking future employment in retail were invited to conference sessions with Laura J. Wilson Austin UT extension district coordinator in the chamber of commerce at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The interviews aim to help interested women become qualified for jobs that may arise later, with no jobs offered at this time. Astrology is unrelated to astronomy.
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Laura J. Wilson
Austin
University of Texas
Chamber of Commerce
New Power Plant Near Denver City Texas Goes On Line
The Southwestern Public Service Company announces a new generating station near Denver City Texas now in operation. A 10 006 horsepower turbine adds 30 percent to existing capacity as demand for electric power rises. The company emphasizes meeting tomorrow’s needs today under free enterprise.
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Denver City
Texas
Southwestern Public Service Company
Advertising copy for aprons ties and accessories
A retail snippet describes gingham and dotted Swiss aprons with lace trim in tiered styles and tearose slips with a Dollar Day offer. It notes sizes and whites, regular price 1.29, plus men s ties in Fall patterns from 55c to 1.00 and assorted tobacco pouches ashtrays bill folds brush sets.
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Salvation Army
Soldier Boys
First Baptist Church
Activities Center
Avenue M
ST. John's Methodist Church Fellowship Group
Avenue X
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Army Fiving School
Coldier Center
Twentieth Street
Avenue D
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
Seaman Hall
Methodisy Student Center
Tenth Street
C. F. Lodge
Myrick
Lafs Banc
Lubbock High School
Orsum
Indian
Sweetheart
Hitler
Hanna-Pope
Ia.m
Joan Kenley
New Fall
Batiste
Cook
Dorothy Gray
Cologne
Jasmin Boquet
Wrisley
Eome
Sport
Bill Folds
Alteen
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