Parade Plan Expands For Army Day Festivities
Parade organizers report growing interest and more bands and groups from Panhandle towns will join the event. The White Deer High School Band under C E Beene will lead, with Plainview Perryton and Friona promising large delegations, and the range riders, mothers unit, and several civic groups set to participate. Mayor Jenkins and Gov Levenson aides are coordinating, with Army Day decorations and entries urged to contact parade officials.
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White Deer High School
C. E. Beene
Offic
Panhandle
Defense Mensaren
Plainview
Friona
Ama Fillo
Peary de Ai A-Panae
S. Chamber of Commerce
Chalnae
Texas
Jor Jenkins
George 3 Baker
Dance Welfare
Prem Division
Brotherhood St Railway Engineers AU
Wetra Club
Deiatpany
Pampa
Unie
United States
Wardlone
Paul Mason King
Pat Finn
the Globe
F.A. Simpson
Riots Over Nazi Food In Reich Prompt Protests
Riots and demonstrations spread across Hamburg and other towns as workers protest reduced rations amid Goebbels propaganda signals. Police struggled to quell crowds while children joined in, shouting end to the war. The Dan Belch weekly notes widespread discontent over food shortages and the impact on ordinary Germans.
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Vane
Chemnite
Duseidorf
Aicat
Hamburg
Enim
Spon
Dan Belch
Japs Cautious After Taking Heavy Blows On Bataan
The war department released a report noting continued patrol activity on both sides after heavy Japanese assaults on the Bataan Peninsula. Aerial raids on Corregidor persisted though the number of bombers was not large, with several enemy planes shot down by Philippine forces. Local skirmishes at three points indicated ongoing efforts to disrupt American Filipino defenses, while radar and anti-aircraft efforts remained vigilant in the face of high altitude raids.
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Agencee
Jonathan
War Department
Bataan ‘Peninsula
Corresidor
Gamage
Correel
Corteghcor
Bekta
Mindana
Rte
Pilippines
Sine Fn
Waller
Department
Bataan
Maria Forts
Wainwright
Must Gather Forces For Major Offensive
General George Marshall announced to the Antero Americas defense board that the aim of American military effort is to gather all our forces for a major offensive at the earliest possible date. He also stated American policy of keeping forces out of the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington
George €. Marshall
Antero Americas Defense ‘Board
Sis
Marsal
Allies Gain Air Superiority Over New Guinea Front
Australian and American air forces have wrested air superiority from Japan over New Guinea and New Britain, threatening Lae and Port Darwin. Drakeford cited a marked shift in the campaign, with Allied planes destroying or disabling dozens of Japanese fighters and bombers in recent weeks.
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General MacArthur
Australia
Arthur S. Drakeford
New Guinea
New Britain
T'oanma
Southwest Pacific
Ian
Japan
Lae
Sland
Tapan
Darwin
Drakeford
Waparawal
Tie
Ina
Ftst
Fanas
Maren 10
Wales
Taina
Eiting
Port Merry
Heain Boty
Bck
Nadeab
Toonconing
Sirdrome
Ses
Autala
Lar
Pacife
United States Army ‘Air Corpe
18 Mills Open When Textile Strike Ends
In New Bedford or Fall River area, 1500 members of the American Federation of Textile Operatives voted to return to work after a mass meeting. William Doster announced a settlement terms set by a three-labor delegates committee. The strike had halted work for thousands of employees across several mills.
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Pall River
Mast
American Federation of Textile
Unes
William Doster
Immergener,stekerss Committee
Doster
Skunk shipment seeds Sunday School row in Vienna
Hockaday, visiting Vienna Kansas, interrupted a Sunday service by shouting for a shipload of skunks tied to a Rooseveltfavored plan. He assaulted church property, kicked glass, and claimed to act to set people on the right track, while in county jail awaiting explanation.
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Nunmuoin
Woosy Hockadas
Roosevelt
Adolf
County
Ail
Tony
Bt. Lake
Meeneater Caven
Hockaday
Vienna
Kans
Ouatona
Esterday
Hockaay
Punty
Japanese push on Toungoo deepens Burma battle
Thousands of Japanese troops closed on Toungoo from three directions as Chinese defenders fell back eastward to new positions. The loss, unofficially conceded, puts Japanese forces within 200 miles of Mandalay while Chinese Fifth and Sixth Armies under Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell block the road to Mandalay. Torrential rains hamper reports as the fight rages in the city’s outskirts with high casualty rates and brutal close quarters combat.
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George Wang Chungking
Toungoo
Burma
Rangoon
Mandala
Mand
China
Joseph W. Stilwell
New Delhi
Chungking
Atte
Tosago
Orth
India urged to accept wartime dominion status
Cripps called on India to decide its future by accepting a final wartime offer of postwar dominion status and equal partnership in the Empire and UN war councils. Gandhi opposed full acceptance, while Cripps urged unity and promised new terms only if India cooperates in the war effort. The report notes reactions from various leaders as the British plan faced internal debate and international scrutiny.
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New Delhi
India
Sir Stafford Cripps
United Nations
Cripps
Japan
Mahatm
MM. K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Iwas
All-India Congress Party
Inde ‘Hd
Representa ‘Ve
Brith Wat
Mpite Pacific Coueil
United Nations Couel S
Nim
London
Roposal
Areeeen
Comroy
Sabine
New York
Creation of Pacific War Council announced by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced the creation of a Pacific War Council to coordinate Allied policy. Members include representatives from Australia New Zealand the Netherlands Canada China Great Britain and the United States with officials to meet in London and Washington. The council will focus on strategic action and war goals across Allied nations.
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Washington
Eines Corman
Rowell
de. Hertert Y. Evatt
AP Dolley
Wall
Australia
New Zealand
United Later
Walter Nash
Netherlands
A. Loudon
Wil Rep
Hume Wrong
Legation
Canada
Minster Teighton McCarthy de. V. Soong
Prem’ Affate
China
Great Britain
Ied Halifax
White House
Sueptien ‘r'Marly
Counel
Freent
London
Supreme Court Allows Texas Ban On Peaceful Picketing
The court upheld a Texas injunction barring two unions from picketing in Houston amid labor clash. The decision supports state authority to prohibit peaceful picketing not tied to the labor activity. The ruling details the balance between freedom of speech and public order in industrial disputes.
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Supreme Court
Tl Nme
Texas
APL
Houston
Constitution Making Body Deliberates Future Contitation
Unclear text describes a assembling body debating future constitutional steps with focus on unity and decisive tactics amid undefined appeals and identity mentions. The fragment hints at Congress and Indiana but lacks clear events, dates, or concrete actions to specify.
Weather forecast for Amarila and surrounding areas
Fragmented forecast notes describe cooler tonight with temperatures well below freezing in the western states and New Mexico. Incomplete data include a 24 hour temperature range around 6:50 AM, with a minimum near 30 and a low confidence midday reading around 2.
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Amarila
Vis Sys
West Treas
New Mexico
Civilians Bombed in Retah Bombing Attack
A German high command statement asserts the civilian population in Laeheck suffered severe harm in the Retah bombing, with mainly residential quarters hit. Luebeck, a principal port, is noted for aiding German troops in the Netway front and near the Rasa line.
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Eklan
Get‘mam
I Laeheck
Baleport
Satara Sias
Luebeck
Gere
Sweden
Netway
Hortherm Rasa
Germans Routed Near Kalinin and Moscow Front
Dispatches say German forces on the Kalinin front were repelled after heavy fighting west of Moscow. Reports claim multiple German divisions and regiments were halted, with tanks, guns, and infantry losses while Soviet forces reportedly pursued remnants. Radio Moscow noted German bombers appeared over the city before dawn but rockets and intercepts limited their impact.
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Vondon
Mareh
Kalinin
Moscow
Alli
Mostom
Nes
Red Army
Teele
Annie Stuatea
Malena Radio Moscow
Mosc
Lenneth
Elena
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Ania
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