U S Observers On Front Lines And Defense Question
The piece surveys the National Guard role in potential active duty, cites historical losses from 1916 and World War I, and contrasts U S naval air prowess with ongoing defense debates. It notes Roosevelt era political concerns, defense funding debates, and projected aircraft and tank production timelines for 1940s readiness.
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National Guard
Washington
United States
Regular Army
Army
Amarillo
United Sates
Regiment of Texas Cavalry
Field Artillery
The Line Rider Finale Ends Vance Johnson Column
Vance Johnson announces the Line Rider column will pause after a finale and not return for at least a year. He will hand to Mason King and Raymond Holbrook who will publish a farm column using Johnson’s gathered information and reader tips.
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Mason King
Raymond Holbrook
Mason
Raymond
Mason and
Ranch land and cattle trades reported from Hereford region
Transactions show H C Conkwright buying 4.75 sections of grass land south of Wildorado from Jinks Curry for 10 dollars per acre while Lyle Woodford acquires two sections at the same rate. Other buyers include W L Johnson, McFarland of Friona, C Guseman, and O G Hill and Charles Donald. cattle moves feature steel yearlings sold by Colby Conkwright and two loads of 1 year old steers sold by Hill parties at 8.75 per hundred. registered Herefords sold to Anderson of Matador and multiple cows sold in various deals.
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Hereford
H. C. Conkwright
Wildorado
Jinks Curry
Amarillo
Lyle Woodford
Mr. Curry
Captain Trow
W. L. Johnson
Black
McFarland
Friona
Capitol Freehold and Investment Co. Co
T. Guseman
Garcia Lake
O. G. Hill
Charles Donald
Old Fort Union
Las Vegas
N. M
Colby Conkwright
Allen Dawson
Amrillo
O. G
T. A. Hill
Bill Jones
Happy Triplett
Kansas City
C. B. Williams
Anderson
Matador
C. D. Mitchell
Roy
Alexander
Renfro Brothers
Jim White
Americans in England Rush Home From War Zones
An exclusive dispatch details how U S liners Manhattan Washington and President Roosevelt were ordered to evacuate American citizens from Great Britain. Ambitious plans to move refugees faced scarce planes boats and rail services and a tangle of travel hurdles from consular passport validation to exit visas and limited cash.
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U. S
Manhattan
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
England
London
United States
Great Britain
Bordeaux
France
Spain
Portugal
State Department
Britain
Paris
Dover
Folkstone
Newhaven
Calais
Boulogne
Dieppe
Ington
Eire
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Cobh
Galway
Ahee For A Gal Chapter from Serial Story
Tollivar arranges Hannah's stay at school and house as Rossy faces rumors and a vow of vengeance. Hannah scolds him after a slap and Judy counsels restraint and growth while hinting at family support for his education and future baseball hopes.
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DE Tollivar
Hannah
Rossy
Steve Hogg
Tollivars
Hannah Shrider
Rossy McAfee
Mrs. Patterson
Judy
Erate
Hurd
Hell’n Damnation
Daddy
Hell
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