Rommel Attacks North of Mareth Line Heavy Losses Reported
The report notes heavy German losses as Rommel attempts to break the British Eighth Army south of Mareth Line. The piece cites mounting casualties and the ongoing North African engagement as Allied forces monitor the situation.
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Panhandle Hereford Show and Victory Sale Schedule
The Panhandle Hereford Breeders event in Amarillo features cattle judging from 8 A M to 12 noon and 1 P M to 3 30 P M, pig and lamb club judging, and sales at Western Stock Yards. The Victory sale lists 63 bulls and 10 females from 25 consignors led by Fat Stock Show efforts with Col Earl Gartin as auctioneer Thursday. Lieut. Gov John Lee Smith and State Senator Grady Hazlewood plan to attend the related events.
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Western Stockyards
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Cecil Carr
Paducah
W. D. Collier
Balls, Combs & Worley
Pampa
H. H. Fish
John Howard Gilbert
Clarendon
W. M. Gouldy
G. C. Hutchinson
Tulsa
W. H. Latham
Dal
Robert Spurlin
W. A. Spurlin
Reydon, Ohio
W. Ll. Willams
Wheeler
C. C. Wimberly
Vega
Two strong earthquakes logged by Fordham seismograph
New York reports at 4 percent intensity two fairly severe quakes detected by Fordham University seismograph last night from a distant, undetermined direction about 4,700 miles away.
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Lend-Lease Act Heads to House Floor
Washington March 7 The Lend-Lease Act moves to the House floor with consensus on its necessity but likely controversy over postwar policy inserts. Debate will span three days as amendments seek congressional approval for settlements and to earmark ten percent for China.
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British resist two Rommel assaults at Mareth Line
British First Army on the North Tunisian front presses forward as Rommel’s two attacks fail. Russians push in depth around Gehatsk toward Smolensk while naval air challenges fade in India Burma China front. Chinese advance along Salween River tightens overall Allied gains.
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Men Over 38 Reclassified Under 4-H Draft Rules
Washington March 7. Selective Service orders local boards to reclassify men over 38 in 4-H as 1-A(H) 2-B(H) 3-A(H) and similar, while not drafting them. Farm deferment aims to induce over-38 labor into farming, with May 1 as a deadline for farm work to secure 2-C(H) or 3-C(H) deferments. Four farm worker guidelines also issued to keep growers on the land.
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Magicians Put Hex on Hitler
New York reports a Society of American Magicians meeting where 300 magicians blessed a magic doll for Princess Margriet Francisca of the Netherlands. Netherlands consul general T Elink Schuurman accepted the gift in Ottawa with Dutch naval and army officials attending. The event aimed to symbolize victory for the Netherlands and the United Nations.
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Canada
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Netherlands
Schuurman
Jack Trepel
Assembly
America
United Nations
Juliana
Bernhard
Holland
Four Catholic Churches Destroyed in British Raids
The Catholic periodical Universe reports by autumn 1942 four churches across Great Britain were destroyed and 188 damaged in German air raids.
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London
Great Britain
Universe
Manpower group backs 10.8 million armed forces goal
A special committee at President Roosevelt’s request endorses maintaining 10,800,000 military personnel by year end. Led by James Byrnes, the panel will draft quotas for armed forces industry and agriculture, reconvening to publish recommendations after interviews with officials.
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Charles FE. Wilson
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War Manpower Commission
Lewis B. Hershey
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Wickard
Tsador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Employment Service
Early
Lichtenstein Ruler Marries Countess in Vadua
Prince Francis Joseph I, 36, ruler of Liechtenstein since 1938, wed Countess Georgiana of Wilerek yesterday in Vadua. The bride, famed among Vienna’s aristocracy, was described by Berlin broadcasts via Associated Press.
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Fulton Lewis Jr Speaks Tonight at City Auditorium
Fulton Lewis Jr a noted Mutual network commentator on national affairs speaks at the City Auditorium at 8 pm with overflow seating on the lawn. Sponsored by J H Dunn Shamrock Oil and Gas. broadcasting at 6 pm over KFDA and 69 Mutual stations.
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Washington
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Mutual
Fulton Lewis, Jr
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Washington, D. C
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginia
Washington Herald
International News Service
French Troops May Wear U S Uniforms in Morocco
In Rabat French Morroco on March 7 General Auguste Nogues governor general said American and French authorities discussed clothed French troops in U S uniforms. He noted the cuts are similar and the French would keep their insignia due to a pressing clothing shortage.
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Sky Battle Over Huon Gulf Attacks Japanese Convoy
An eye witness account by Capt. W. S. Royalty describes a massed air strike on a Japanese convoy at the entrance to New Guinea's Huon Gulf. B-25s and B-17s led waves of Beaufighters A-20s P-40s and P-38s as destroyers and transports were pummeled and a transport hit directly.
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W. S. Royalty
Germans Press Attacks as War Rages in Tunisia and Russia
Allied communiques report Rommel’s thrusts against Montgomery held at bay in Tunisia while German losses rose and British gains were limited. In the east, Soviet forces retreat from Gzhatsk to Vyazma as 4,800 Germans die and 80 settlements fall, with Timoshenko advancing near Lake Ilmen and Kharkov.
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Bernard L. Montgomery
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Olenino
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Sigmund Romberg and His Orchestra Draw Panhandle Fans
Amarillo audiences packed the USO Municipal Auditorium for an engage Romberg show described as half between symphony and swing. Grace Panvini and Gene Marvey sang for the crowd with Marie Nash delivering Romberg melodies while the orchestra led with a 45 piece ensemble and new war ballad Off the Shores of Somewhere.
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Chopin
Grace Panvini
Tadian Bell
Delibes
Lakme
Gene Marvey
Marie Nash
Marvey
Miss Nash
Thetra
Amarillo
Bissell Denies Friction Charge in Time Magazine Story
Brig. Gen. Clayton L. Bissell, commander of the Tenth U. S. Air Force, said there is no truth in a Time magazine article alleging friction among Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault and himself in the India Burma China theater. He disputed the piece as sensational and said it could harm Allied cooperation and public confidence.
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India-Burma-China
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Bissell
Time
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Madame Chiang Educates Students On Word Diction
At Wellesley College Madame Chiang Kai-Shek cites indehiscence and mawkish matter as obstacles to life progress. She explains indehiscence is a botanical term for fruit remaining closed at maturity and contrasts it with dehiscence meaning a bursting open.
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Wellesley College
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Weather Summary for West Texas and Amarillo
Weather bulletin notes warm Monday in West Texas with higher elevations seeing possible light precipitation. Amarillo area reports rising temperatures, with a cooler morning and afternoon mix. Wind conditions mild, sunshine from early morning through sunset.
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