Churchill Speech Defends Truth Amid War Critiques
Churchill rebukes critics and accuses ELAS of hostage killings while reaffirming Britain's Italy policy. He predicts German forces could be driven from Europe as he defends allied aims and urges a united stance against aggression.
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William (Allacher
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Erie
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United States
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Ardennes Battle and Dutch Front Drive Update
Allied forces push in Holland taking Susteren Echt and near Sittard as RAF Mosquitos attack German rear areas. In the Ardennes the 30th Infantry advances toward St Vith and Vielsalm while German counterattacks stiffen on the Houffalize St Vith corridor. Pat McClarney directs a UT camp show for Amarillo High School serving as mistress of ceremonies.
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Roer River
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U.S. First Army
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First Infantry
Faymonville
75Th Infantry
Vielsalm
Courtil
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Pat McClarney
Amarillo High School
University of Texas
Miss McClarney
Market summary of livestock and futures from Kansas City and Chicago
Livestock prices shift with demand as cattle cattle, hogs and sheep listings show mixed movement. Kansas City reports active sale with steers around 12 25 to 15 per cwt and hogs steady near 14 50 to 14 70, while cows and bulls vary. Chicago notes hogs fully steady with some strength for light weights, cattle mostly steady to weak with fat steers around 12 90 to 15 50 and yearlings near 16 00.
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Kansas City
U.P
Chicago
Simms Is Home From Aleutians
Herman M. Simms a Navy chief commissary steward on 17 months duty in the Aleutians is visiting his wife in Amarillo at 819 Tennessee. Formerly a chef at the Green Lantern Coffee Shop he will leave Feb 2 for Camp Parks in San Francisco.
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Aleutian Islands
Herman M. Simms
Amarillo
Tennessee
Simms
Green Lantern
Camp Parks
San Francisco
Registration for Income Tax School Totals 200
More than 200 people registered for an income tax school to be held tomorrow in the high school auditorium. C. I. Powell, deputy collector, will run the session from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. A phone call to 2 1203 can register.
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Internal Revenue
Pampa
Powell
Borger
Ralph Kenniston
Amarillo
Rain and Wintry Mix Drops .36 Inch Across State
Wide area records .36 inch moisture from yesterday’s drizzle to sleet. Skies overcast with clearing expected tonight. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy and warmer with top readings near 50 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Slaughter lamb market steadies with mixed gains noted
Market report shows lamb prices around 15.25 to 15.50 for various categories. West ern fed wool lambs hold at 15.50 with several loads higher, karacul and clipped lambs price around 13.00 to 14.90, yearlings and ewes firm.
Suit Filed for $10 659 in Accident Case
R R Childres files in district court seeking $10 659 damages after his daughter Catherine 19 died from injuries when struck by a taxi owned by W A Mays and driven by James Ralph Woodruff. He previously pursued $25 500 for his wife’s death in the same accident.
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James Ralph Woodruff
Mays
Anna Victoria Childres
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Arthur
Woodruff
Funeral Services Held in Clarendon for J. W. Kent
Funeral services were conducted in Clarendon for J. W. Kent a longtime Panhandle cowboy who died after a six week illness. Attendees from Amarillo included Judge J. L. Bagwell and Justice of the Peace C. W. Carder both former cowboys with Kent at the JA Ranch in the early 1900s. Kent began as a cowboy at JA Ranch in 1882 at age 15 and later served twenty years as superintendent before retiring four years ago.
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Bob McMurtry
Two Men Sentenced to Death for Moyne Assassination
Eliahou Bei Souri and Eliahou Hakib were sentenced to death today in Cairo for the assassination of Lord Moyne the British resident minister in the Middle East.
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Eliahou Bei Souri
Eliahou Hakib
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Middle East
World War Front Distances Reported by AP
The Associated Press lists current front distances with 260 miles from Czestochowa on the Russian front, 301 miles from near Duren on the Western front, 364 miles from the Hron River on the Hungarian front, and 544 miles from the Reno River on the Italian front.
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Associated Press
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Duren
Hron River
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Flying Dog Delays Plane Carrying Service Members
Antioch report details service members bumped from an Army transport plane in Memphis to make room for a dog sent to Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt. Navy gunner Leon Leroy and others cited prioritization of the animal over wartime personnel, with weights and seat allocations cited as reasons for delays and detours.
Mystery of Roosevelts Dogs Sparks Hollywood Rumor
Mrs Roosevelt confirms Blaze one of two dogs sent by her husband to start a breed. She says Blaze reached Hollywood in a Army major driven truck, while dates vary from January 10 to January 11 cited by Leroy, Mrs Nix, and a War Department spokesman.
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Pacific
Warner’s Flying Boat Sinks Japanese Ships in Pacific Action
Naval Lt. John D. Warner formerly of Amarillo commanded a Navy flying boat that sank three Japanese cargo ships and damaged three others in a South Pacific report. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Warner, formerly of 807 Sunset, now in Houston.
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John D. Warner
Amarillo
Navy
South Pacific
Bert Warner
Sunset
Houston
Grand Jury Recesses Without Indictments
Potter County grand jury recessed at noon without indictments though several cases were presented by the district attorney. Jurors expected to adjourn for the term this afternoon. a new grand jury will be sworn in Monday morning by Judge Henry S. Bishop.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
Henry S. Bishop
Joe Louis to Defend Title in Conn Rematch
Army newspaper Stars and Stripes reports heavyweight champion Joe Louis will defend his title in a return bout with Billy Conn and then retire. The London announcement follows Louis declaring plans for retirement after the match.
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London
Billy Conn
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Army
Stars and Stripes
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