Two Thirds of Army To Be Sent Overseas
War Secretary Stimson announced plans to send about two thirds of the U S Army overseas by year end as domestic camps are closed and many personnel shift from administrative to combat duty The move follows a shift from defensive to offensive operations and aims to expand forces abroad with reassignment of enlisted men and officers over 38 not suited for overseas service.
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Washington
America
Stimson
National Guard and Reserve Corps
Army
Tyort Hayes
Ohio
War Department
United States
Pearl Harbor
Army Corps
Stimon
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
Unsolicited letter from Mr. H. M. Riley of Chicago praising Kellogg's All-Bran for long-term relief from constipation. Explains lack of cellulosic elements in diet as cause, notes All-Bran nourishes colonic flora and aids natural elimination. Advises regular intake with water and to insist on genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Allies Knife Into Burma in Chin Hills and Mayu Peninsula
Allied ground forces, with heavy aerial support, report casualties inflicted on Japanese in the Chin hills sector and some progress on the Mayu peninsula. Southwest of Akyab British Indian troops push south of Rekhat Chaung near Maung Daw while Rasabil counterattacks are repelled. The Chin hills drive reaches Kyauk Cha, 18 miles southeast of Tamu, threatening the Chindwin River route.
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New Delht
Burma
Chin Hills
West Central Front
Mayu
Akyab
Rekhat Chaung
Maungdaw
Rasabil
Chindwin River
Kyaukchaw
Tamu
Its an Old Nazi Trick Its an Old Nazi Trick
German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop denounces Argentina for breaking ties with the Axis claiming the United States used pressure and that England will be the big loser. He asserts Argentina yielded to US benevolence and that Germany loses nothing in war or postwar prospects. He accuses Buenos Aires of not controlling its own decisions.
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London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Argentina
United States
England
Germany
von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Annual Range Riders Party at Tri-State Fair Grounds
The Will Rogers Riders host their annual party tonight at the Tri-State Fair Grounds headquarters. Members and families will enjoy a Dixie Dice floor show followed by fiddle music and dancing.
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Fair Grounds
Will Rogers Ae
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Relief For Your Cough Promises Fast Sleep and Rest
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy that goes to the root of bronchial irritation. It claims to loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and aid natural healing without narcotics, offering a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough.
Conscientious Objectors Test Life-Saving Ration On Raft
Five conscientious objectors stationed on a life raft off Cape Cod tested a new daily ration of 10 butterscotch caramels and a pint of water. The lightweight ration weighs one third the former emergency pack and frees space for water. Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital sponsored the experiment to help shipwrecked castaways. Earl Herring of Amarillo completes glider repair crew training at Sheppard Field. Herring Furniture reports wartime shifts in production with more airplane parts replacing consumer goods.
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Washington
U.P
Cape Cod
Earl Herring
Wolf Herring
Amarillo
Sheppardfield
Plan Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Tomorrow
Plans for the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting to be held April 10 will be refined tomorrow at a noon directors meeting in the Amarillo Hotel. Henry Armstrong will fight Lew Hanbury in Washington on February 7, promoter Al Weill announced. Colombia leads emerald supply while Russia tops platinum output.
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Plan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Hotel
Ae Henry
FIGHT
Kansas City
U.P
Henry Armstrong
Washington, D. C
Lew Hanbury
al Weill
Plain Forms May Peg Taxes
Washington January 27. Tax simplification may be the peg for a large new revenue request next spring. Roosevelt urged Congress to consider additional revenue beyond the current bill and the pending legislation. the treasury expects a request near last October’s 10.5 billion, trimmed to about 2.28 billion. The White House may push for higher rates while reducing paperwork and avoiding complex forms.
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Washington
Treasury
Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Senate House
George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Galaxy of kegling stars gather in Chicago tournament week
The 1943-44 bowling season opens in Chicago with men and women stars in individual classic events for over 35000 dollars in prize money. The Petersen classic is the headline event drawing about 1000 bowlers from across the country, with 1280 entered overall. Competition runs Saturday through February 6.
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Chicago
Semifinals Start In Women's Tourney
Marjorie Row of Detroit meets Jeanne Cline of Bloomington in the Helen Lee Doherty match play semi final. Cline beat Mrs Thomas Nolan 4 and 2. Row beat Georgia Tanner 5 and 3. Frank Fuller of Coral Gables faces Mrs George Wilcox of Miami as Wilcox beat Mrs L G Pray 1 up at the 19th green.
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Miami
Fifa
U.P
Marjorie Row
Detroit
Helen Lee Doherty
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Miss Row
Michigan
Georgia Tanner
Rollins College
Cline
Thomas Nolan
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Fuller
Coral Gables
George Wilcox
Puller
Mary Jane Wilson
Providence
R. I
Wilcox
L. G. Pray
Washington
Giants Hire Johnny Vergez To Scout on West Coast
Johnny Vergez signed as Pacific Coast scout for the New York Giants. He will work with Carl Hubbell again after a ten year gap. Vergez previously managed the Oakland Club of the Pacific Coast League and played third while Hubbell pitched for the Giants. Hubbell now heads the team’s farm system.
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Giants
Johnny Vergez
West Coast
Oakland
Calif
U.P
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Vergez
Hubbell
Verger
New York
Soldier bouts add double header nights to Golden Glove
Golden Glove fans cheer soldier fights held nightly alongside the main bouts. Army orders prevent soldiers from competing in official Golden Glove matches, yet Amarillo Dalhart and Liberal Army Air Fields boxers take part with suitable trophies awarded to winners and runners-up, drawing on their trained ring experience.
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Amarillo
Dalhart
Liberal Army Air Fields
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WAR Production Board
Globe-News
Kelly Tire Service
Texaco Products
Massachusetts General Hospital
Herring Furniture Company
Colombia
Russia
Globe News
Galaxy of Kegling Stars Gathering
Notre Dame
Illinois
Madison Square Garden
Ralph Pohland
Bob Kelley
Ruffin
Army New York
Bobby Ruffin
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Tippy Larkin
Appalachians
ALL Sporting Goods
C.M. Williams & Co
Taylor
The
Golden Gloves
Champs
van Buren
Haley Furniture Company
Mann
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk
Tonie
USC
Fort Worth
Toby Waggoner
E. W. Cain
J. W. ‘Jinks’ Mode
Otis Williams
Garford Wilkinson
Stina Cain
C. E. ‘Dan’ McGrew
Skeets White
Raymond Adams
Clarendon
Eddie Davis
Eugene Cooper
LeFors
Prentice Davis
Monahans
Leon Hamby
Texhoma
Okla
Ed Haynes, Jr
Shamrock
Bob Tout
Follett
Jack Morgan
Borger
Davis-Hanby
Bobby Speed
Adrian
Leon Palacio
Donnie Sharp
Clarence Thrasher
Amarillo Printing CO
Ed Gill
Windsor
Lacewell
Bellview
N. M
Georgie Stevens
Albuquerque
Sparky Quisenberry
Plainview
Murdock Snelling
James Gibbs
Billy Joe Romine
Jack London
Pampa
Tommie Parks
Stinnett
Earl Brown
Ken Glasgow
Herbert H. Hoover
Bob Norred
Dave Yauck
Glynn Stinnett
Tell
Robert Callan
N. Fillmore
Mississippi
Eagle Suits
South —_ Polk
C. L. Duniven Grocery and Market
W. 6Th St
Wheaties
Jewel Food Distributors
N. Osage
A-B Liquor Store
C.F. Moore
G. C. Moore
Paramount
Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Capitol Liquor Store
Nona Forister
Mgr
Polk St
J. Amato, Mer
Clarence Willmering
Sam Fenberg
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