British Regimen Runs Out Of Lead In Grecian Pass
Shortened Greek defense lines in Athens were declared to be holding off savage German attacks. The Greek war effort faced complication with the sudden death of Premier Alex.
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Grecian Pass
Associated Press
Athens
Alex
Andros Korizis
Mount Olympus
Grevena
Albania
Korizis
Greece
John Metaxas
Germany
Salum
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Europe
Berlin
Britain
London
Churchill
Cairo
Rome
No. 10 Downing Street
Vatican City
Holy
Libya
Tobruk
Sarum
British Board of Trade and Ministry of Economic Warfare
Yugoslavia
Leonidas
Thermopylae
B. C
Xerxes
Pindus
Kalabaka
RAF
Singapore
Pacific
Mayawan
Editors View Senate Race Mann Favored But O Danial Edge
Panhandle editors favor Jerry Mann for the Senate vacancy after Sen. Sheppard's death but expect Gov. O Daniel could win if he runs. Publisher Claude Wells notes many voters may prefer keeping O Daniel as governor yet would vote for him in the Senate. Local editors poll Panhandle views amid war reports and political speculation.
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Senate
Mann
O’daniel
Panhandle
Jerry Mann
U. S. Senate
Sheppard
O'Daniel
Texas
Claude Wells
The
Democrat
Memphis
Wells
Potter County
Panhandle Press Association
ED Bishop
Dalhart
Dalhart Texan Jerry Mann
Bill Rutherford
Moore County News
Dumas
Morris Higley
Childress Index
Joe Noble
Canadian Record
Clyde Warwick
Canyon News
John White
Friona Star
Frank King
Associated Press
T. A. Sanders
McLean News
Dave Warren
Borger Herald
Spearman
Panhandle Herald
Martin Dies
Globe
Dies
Lyndon Johnson
Austin
Roosevelt
Johnson
Congress
New Deal
Mr. Dies
Officers To Be Named At Press Meet Today
Plains newspaper family members begin the 32nd annual convention with officer elections and a luncheon at the Herring Hotel. Panhandle Press Association opens with three major speeches at 10 o clock led by Rev James Todd. Charles Devall speaks on state politics after a buffet and dance. Clinton Voyles urged editors to lead in revitalizing Americanism through school and newspaper cooperation.
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Plains
Panhandle Press Association
Dixie
Clinton Voyles
Sphis
Weather outlook for West Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy north West Texas Saturday and Sunday turn to increasing clouds south with showers in Panhandle and southwest mountains. New Mexico sees partly cloudy Saturday with mountain snow squalls, then decreasing clouds Sunday. Colder conditions in the southwest and north on Saturday.
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Dees
Fair Satur
Texas
Panhandle
Mountains
Southwest
New Mexico
Royalty Owners Meet in Amarillo With Noted Speakers
Amarilloans urged to attend the Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners Association meeting opening with a 12:15 luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Officers to be elected. Speakers include George H McGrath Joe S Bridwell George C Gibbons Walter David and Dr George Hester and Dr C P Thompson.
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George H. McGrath
Joe S. Bridwell
George C. Gibbons
Walter David
Amarillo Hotel
Herring Hotel
W. J. Smith
George Hester
Southwestern University
Georgetown
C. P. Thompson
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Veterans honor chief with Legion convention in Amarillo
Veterans Affairs Medical Chief Dr Roy A Wolford visits Amarillo for a district American Legion convention. District officers from Texas attend with other officials, including Thad Baker and Randall Cobb. A principal address is planned at the Legion Home with social events and Auxiliary activities scheduled.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Roy A. Wolford
Veterans’ Administration
Washington, D. C
Herndon
Dolford
Texas
Tuberculosis Association
San Antonio
George Betts
Austin
Howell Palmer
Waco
Granville Route
Thad Baker
Muskogee
Okla
Randall Cobb
Oklahoma Department
Ed Reidel
San Angelo
Fred Young
Amarilloan
General Motors Discards Plans for 1943 Models
General Motors announced it would discard all plans for new 1943 models to ease demand for machine tools and plants needed for defense.
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General Motors
New York
General Motors Corps
George W. Sitter Passes Away In McLean
George W. Sitter, pioneer Panhandle cattleman and bar lo ranch owner, died in an Amarillo hospital yesterday morning. He was called the father of the Hereford industry in West Texas and led Bar-LO ranch for about 30 years. Funeral at First Methodist Church in McLean Sunday at 3 pm with burial in McLean cemetery. He is survived by his widow, daughter Mrs. Jack Hess, and son Evan Sitter, all of McLean.
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George W. Sitter
Panhandle
Amarillo
Mr. Sitter
Southwest
West Texas
Bar-Lo Ranch
McLean
First Methodist Church
L. M. Brown
Jack Myrose
Sitter
Jack Hess
Evan Sitter
Morinigo Forces Fend Off Paraguay Revolt
President Higinio Morinigo with army and navy support thwarted an attempted revolt aimed at ousting him and restoring Col. Rafael Franco to the presidency. Franco, exiled, is famed for his Chaco War role against Bolivia.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
U.P
Higinio Morinigo
Carlos Andrade
Morinigo
Col
Rafael Franco
Franco
Chaco
Bolivia
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McCormick Co. Press Ass'n
Kerr Paper Friends
John Snider
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Seth B. Holman
Hereford Brand
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Charles DeVaul
Kilgore
Texas Press Association
Edwin Schneider
Quanah
Sam Harben
Dallas
J. C. Estlack
Clarendon
Hilton R. Greer
Greer
Dallas Morning News
Amarillo News
Canyon
Kenneth Fink
Childress
C. P. Woodburn
Panhandle Company
McCormick Company
Amarillo Gas Company
W. Lee O'Daniel
Morris Sheppard
James Todd
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Veterans’ Medical
Legion Today
Charles Maisel
Borger
John Dever
Jimmie Johnson
Canadian
Hupp Clark
Pampa
Herring
Legion ‘Home
Harrison Street
Roy Beard
Hanson Post
John K. Boyce
Lou Roberts
Legion Home
Sunday News
Globe Dial
Russell Stationery Company
Ray
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