Mother and Wife Of Slain Man Take Stand Here
Mrs John Kincheloe testified in 47th District Court about long running strife between her husband and his son Clark Kincheloe of Dalhart Texas. She recounted threats and a Christmas Eve dispute ending with Clark pulling a knife during a car confrontation. The defense sought to show a history of trouble shaping the fatal Christmas Day shooting on the farm in Dallam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kincheloe
47Th District Court
Dallam
Kincheloe
Clark Kincheloe
Clem Calhoun
Clark
Texas
New Mexico
Dainart
John
Hazel
Dorothy
Boots
Stratford
John Agree
Clark Incheloe
Dalhart
Lester Stone Taken by Death
Amarillo grain man Lester Stone longtime figure in Clovis and Amarillo politics died last night at age 56 after a two week illness. He built a grain business from Clovis in 1915, moved to Amarillo in 1920, and later ran several Panhandle county elevators. Survived by wife Cecil, two daughters, a son, two brothers, two sisters, and steps to funeral plans pending at N. B. Griggs & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Stone
Amarillo
Mr. Stone
Panhandle Plains
Clovis
Amar
Art Barnett
Groom
Sue Dunlap
la Crascenta
Cal
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
New Nazi Naval Threat Watched
London dispatches say a powerful German fleet concentrates in Trondheim Norway with Tirpitz, Scharnhorst, Graf Zeppelin, Hipper class cruisers and destroyers. Analysts warn of potential attack on Allied Russian supply routes. Doenitz may seek a Far North concentration to trap Allied units and threaten convoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trondheim
Norway
Evening Standard
Daily Telegraph
Tirpitz
Graf Zeppelin
Scharnhorst
Skagerrack
Denmark
Russia
Bismarck
Karl Doenitz
Erich Raeder
Far North
Bismarck Battle Shot the Works in Pacific Convoy Hit
Allied Air Force in the Southwest Pacific says it destroyed a Japanese convoy of 22 ships in the Bismarck Sea. Reports from bomber pilots detail sustained attacks led by Lieut.-Gen. George C. Kenney with B-25s, Beaufighters, and P-38s present, including multiple hits and near misses on merchantmen and destroyers during the Wednesday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Spencer
Australia
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
Bismarck Sea
MacArthur
A&a
Deswoyer
Allred Firm Denies Deal For U.S. Judge Nomination
Senate hearings on James V. Allred of Texas for the Fifth Circuit concluded with his denial of any prior understanding for appointment. He said he had not seen President Roosevelt since 1938 and had no agreement with the administration. Attorney General Biddle backed that claim, stating there was no foundation for such rumors. Allred, former Texas governor and district judge, described his independent decision to seek the seat and his resignation from the bench. He was defeated by O'Daniel, who opposes confirmation, with Ellender and Overton also opposing and supporting Archibald Higgins for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
James V. Allred
Texas
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Allred
Biddle
Alred
United States
White House
United States District Court For
Southern District of Texas
O’daniel
Circuit
United States Senate
Federal District Court Bench
Hatch Allred
O'Daniel
New Orleans
Rufus Foster
Louisiana
Hatch
New Mexico
Overton
District Federal Bench
Francis Biddle
Strict control of slaughtering and sale of meat ordered
Washington March 5 strict controls over slaughter of livestock and sale of meat to stamp out black market operations will go into effect April 1. Secretary Wickard announced four orders requiring permit systems for slaughterers and livestock dealers, with records and stamps on meat. Uniform price ceilings for pork and soon beef, veal, lamb and mutton aim to curb black markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickard
Office of Price Administration
OPA
San Francisco
Prentiss M. Brown
Reds Dont Give Nazis Time To Dig Trenches
Soviet dispatches report 50 more populated places recaptured southwest of Rzhev amid heavy fighting as Red Army advances threaten Orel and Bryansk. Germans claim gains near Lishchansk and encirclement near Kharkov, while Velikie Luki line repair boosts Moscow Velikie Luki railway progress aiding the drive through muddy, severe weather.
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London
Rzhev
Dnieper
Sevsk
Bryansk
Kiev
Sians
Orel
Red Army
Bryansk-Kiev
Lishchansk
Donets
Slavyansk
Kharkov
Staraya Russa
Kuban
Novorossisk
Rostov
Black Sea
Moscow
Vyazma
Gzhatsk
Smolensk
Velikie Luki
Stalingrad
Olenino
Moore County Food Supply Is Problem
Moore County faces a tough food supply crisis with four Dum as grocery outlets closed since January and only three stores left to serve residents. Unassigned buying quotas are absorbed by a larger trade area, about 8 000 War Ration Books were used in the latest regulation, and officials hint at possible drastic consumer relief, likening the issue to biblical loaves and fishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore County
Dumas
New Anti Sub Weapon Ready
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox announced in Washington that February production reached new records with 150 warships and 1,400 navy planes. He described a new anti sub escort vessel of about 1,300 tons, 300 feet long, beam 35 to 36 feet, larger than a corvette but smaller than a destroyer, already in service or launching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Knox
Knox
Navy
War Costs Britain 416 Warships
Britain has lost 416 warships during the war. Lord Bruntisfield, parliamentary secretary to the admiralty, told the House of Lords yesterday in reply to a question.
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London
Britain
Lord Bruntisfield
The
Admiralty
House of Lords
Battlefronts Hardening Near Arctic Convoy Route
March 5 1943 report notes a new Nazi threat to the Arctic convoy route to Russia as warships assemble at Trondheim. Allied air forces claim a heavy strike against a Japanese convoy in the Bismarck Sea. Reds push southwest of Radev, delaying Nazi entrenchment. British Eighth Army inflicts a sharp setback but faces continued pressure in North Tunisia.
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Arctic
Russia
Trondheim
Eighth Army
Tunisia
Cattlemen’s Conventon Canceled Amid War Strain
War pressures cancel Amarillo Fat Stock Show cattlemen’s convention this spring. Panhandle Livestock Association president Jack Roach says labor, transport, and lodging shortages force the move but pledges support for the show and food program. Roach was reelected president. Fain and Weymouth named vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Roach
Panhandle Livestock Association
Amarillo
Roach
Polk Street
Mr. Roach
John Fain
Jim Weymouth
Grover Hill
Cnarinty-Twentaner
Governor Unable To Attend Amarillo Fat Stock Show
Gov Coke Stevenson cannot attend the Amarillo Fat Stock Show due to engagements with a Mexican official and Washington discussions. Sen Grady Hazlewood said the Texas Senate needs 25 votes to suspend rules, so several absences could force adjournment. Lt Gov John Lee Smith will attend Tuesday’s Hereford Breeders banquet and Wednesday’s chamber events in Amarillo and Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Stevenson
Amarillo
Grady Hazlewood
Mexico
Washington
Hazlewood
Texas Senate
Senate
Austin
John Lee Smith
Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Pampa Chamber of Commerce
Nazis Press Northern Tunisia Front Amid Heavy Fighting
Allied reporters in North Africa describe continued German pressure in northern Tunisia with British Eighth and First Armies repelling attacks around Sedjenane and along routes toward Mareth. American patrols hold Sidi Bouzid and Sbeitla areas while French units push near Nefta and Pichon as air and naval action target Axis transports and ships near Bizerte and Gabes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Boyle
North Africa
Tunisia
Eighth Army
Sidi Bouzid
Faid Pass
Gafsa
Hadjeb el Aioun
Sbeitla
Pichon
Nefta
First Army
Sedjenane
Mateur-Tabarka
Cape Serrat
Medjez-el-Bab
Mareth 1
Bernard L. Montgomery
Phillipeville
Bizerte
Weather summary for Amarillo region and surrounding areas
Amarillo and vicinity report very cold conditions Saturday morning with strong winds and light snow. Winds ease by afternoon, with colder temperatures continuing into Saturday night across West Texas and the Panhandle, plus far New Mexico. Precipitation for the last 24 hours ending 4 PM shows trace amounts. Sunrise 8:10 AM. sunset shown on the station’s weather card.
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Amarillo
Enid
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Cannes
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Rie
Bismarck Battle
U.S
Radev
Col
F. H. Paynes
Certainteed Products Corp
Pantex Ordnance Plant
H. G. Roberts
Certainteed
Bror G. Dashberg
Africa
Mediterranean
Cairo
Hea
Mare Line
Bom
Matmata
Gabes
U. S
Sedjenan
Jo von Arnim
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Theaeerr
Show Carda
Russell Stationery Company
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