Seventeen Experts Predict British Victory Stays Likely
An opinion piece by U.S. military analyst Major George Fielding Elliott, based on a panel including four former U.S. Navy chiefs and naval scholars, argues that Britain can leverage its industrial base, the United States, and dominions to outlast Axis powers. The analysis warns of a prolonged, exhausting war favoring the Allies if air power keeps vanquishing Axis industries and stresses Britain's survival hinges on air superiority and American industrial might.
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New York
Revositve Naut
Naval and Military Adfasta
World Policiog
Satill
Yar & German Tetany
Britain
United States
Dominions
Bergman Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Bergman marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on May 7 1941 at their country home the old Bergman homestead. A bridal party member Rev Oscar Petterson could not attend while many guests and friends recalled the 1916 ceremony and the Giftco Record report of that wedding. The event honored the couple and their service to church family and community with best wishes for many more years.
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Milton J. Bergman
Bergman
Oscar Petterson
Fort Worth
Groomeman
Wen Anable
Aitend
W. Z
Ail
May Fete Program Draws Large Crowd At Grammar School
A sunny Thursday evening backdrop at the grammar school football field hosted the May Fete produced by the grammar school. High school teachers directed with student aid from the Senior Triad and mothers assisting in decorations. Community support included lighting by a local utility and decorative palettes from local firms, with Coca-Cola Bottling handling the public address system. The program featured four divisions celebrating spring, royal pageantry, queen preparations, and dancing, praised as a successful community effort.
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Comunity Public Service
Tuimur
C. E. Show Lumber Company
Palme
Clitton| Floral Company
Coca-Coca Bottling Company
Clitton
Gram-Iar
Mairie
Bacneelegalta
Bosque County Voters to Elect District Supervisors
Bosque County land owners may vote Saturday May 10 to elect district supervisors. County agent R. Lawrence notes voting will occur at roughly the same locations as prior elections, with residents selecting the officials who oversee the Bosque Bell Conservation District.
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Bosque County
Bosque Bell Conservation Vintrick
Meanys IE. R. Lawrence
Clifton College Athletic Association Organized
Clifton College Athletic Association organized by a group of friends to promote athletic interest locally. The plan aims to promote and assist students in the athletic program across the county with an election upcoming to choose officers including President Unite Praerenny View, Secretary Gertrude Knodeon, and Treasurer Bane AIL.
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Ital
Clifton College Athletic
Clifton College
Unite Praerenny
Raymond Kogelad
Gertime Knodeon
Bane
Bridge Collapse On Bosque River Road Endangers Bus Passengers
A truck with Biddle and two men crossed the Bosque bridge near the Mermaid Swimming Pool on Roswell Road Tuesday when the span gave way. The incident narrowly spared the occupants including a school bus crew. initial reports say pier washout from recent rains weakened the structure. Minor injuries and bruises were reported while the bridge undergoes rapid inspection and repairs expected to delay river traffic and school commutes.
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Biddle
Ernest Anderton
Clavie
Snotty” Denton
Bosque Bridge
Mermaid Swimming
Coyote
Roswell Road
Saat
Mough Denton
Mont
Amawen
Bittle
Legionnaires To Hold Kaset Public Meeting in Clifton
The Belmér Erickson Post No 822 of the American Legion invites Clifton and Borque County residents to a public meeting on Tuesday May 29. Hon Ed Riedell of San Angelo will speak, outlining veterans’ and citizen concerns, with a detailed program to follow. Commander Riedell is described as an energetic, engaging speaker.
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Belmér Erickson
American Legion
Low Roberts
Ot Borger
Riedell
Clifton
Boaque County
Wear Legionnaires
Borque County
Legitnnaires
Coinander
Clifton High to Hear Dr Turner Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr Frank L Turner president of McMurry College will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Clifton High School graduates on the first Sunday in June at eight o'clock in the City Auditorium. The school praises securing such an outstanding educator and minister for this reunion event.
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Frank L. Turner
McMurry College
Clifton High School
Clifton School
Turner
C A Johanson Laid To Rest In Clifton Following Venus Death
Carl Andreas Johanson a prominent Clifton citizen died Saturday evening May 3 at his daughter Annie Alfer in Venus Texas. The funeral was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Canuteson in Clifton with a church service at Rock Church Cranville Gap and burial in Rock Church Cemetery. The Rev W T Gigatad officiated with Trinity Lutheran Church choir providing music. Pallbearers were six of his grandsons. Born December 14 1845 in Odalen Norway he married Pauline Olson in Romedal Norway on October 29 1871. Eight children survive including Karen Nygaard John Carlson Annie Alfer Christine Hagen Palmier Carlson William Canuteson August Carlson and Oscar Carlson. He immigrated to America in 1904 settling in Orillls Gap Texas later returning to Norway in 1914 and worked as a cement and contractor. The last years were with daughter Mrs William Larson in Clifton. He was 96 years four months old with forty-four grandchildren and fifty-eight great grandchildren.
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Clifton
Annie Alfer
Venus
Texas
Wm. Canuteson
Rock Church
Cranville Gap
W. T
Trinity Lutheran Church
John
Oscar Carlson
Odalen
Norway
Pauline Olson
Romedal
Karen Nygaard
John Carlson
Valley Mills
Texa
Christine Hagen
Gonzales
Palmier Carlson
William —Canuteson
Aliston
August Carlson
Oregon
R Malley Mills
Two Clifton youths escape capsized boat on Mongo River
Pan Orbock and Claude Denton, Clifton youths, rode a small flat boat with a gasoline motor on the Mongo river. When the current grew swift the craft capsized. They clung to a tree for several hours until rescue arrived, aided by long ropes and bystanders.
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Pan Orbock
Claude “Snuffy” Denton
Clifton
Mongo
Town
Manus
Jong
Speers Zella
PCA Employees Start Weep Production Credit Conference
PCA employees RM Jones of Cayote and J L Aubion of Valley Mills will attend a one day conference for directors and employees of the Weep Production Credit Association in Marlin on Thursday May 5. The local office and all others will close for business that date. Topics include Membership Information and Public Relations. Directors and employees Tom Bell Coryell Falls and McLennitt also plan to attend.
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Rm, Jones
Cayote
J. L. ‘Aubion
Valley Mills
Weep Production Credit Association
Marin
Ciifion
Thore Atove Nentaned
Direetors
Tom Bell, Coryell, Falls and McLennitcotties
Gatesville Youth Pat Mayo Holt Wins Pulitzer Award
Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports Pat Mayo Holt of Gatesville Texas wins the Pulitzer Prize in journalism. The 9 Gatesville native, son of the Gatesville Messenger editor, receives the honor amid other Columbia School of Journalism scholars awarded travel stipends to study foreign press and societies abroad.
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Pat Mayo Holt
Gatesville
Fort Worth
Sthree
Columbia School of Journalism
Richard K. Pryns
Kam Crescenta
Cal
Puma
Hutton
New Cumberland
Texas Tour of the 1941 Hereford Herd Route
Parks Ranch on the planned Texas Tour of the 1941 season sponsored by the Texas Morsilily Association will showcase Hereford herds across Central Texas on June 6. The caravan will stop at Belton Georgetown Rockdale Bryan McGregor Meridian and Hamilton with a noon barbecue lunch at the Mooring Wimberley ranch. Secretaries report good roads and strong cattle interest as breeders and cattle-minded individuals join the tour.
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Texas Morsilily Association
Texas
Mereford
Iffort
Deering
W. B. Woods
J. B. Robingam Jandh
W. D. Baker
Bereford Ranch
Noar Chifton
Chit Pettit
Walost Springs
Toneh
Cureton Brothers
Meridian
Bywatere
Hamilton
Bulwin R. Johnson
Hereford Asenetattin
Brady
Mrs Baldridge Hosts J O Y Bridge Club May 2
Mrs R L Baldridge entertained the J O Y Bellline Club and guests at her home on Wear Hingeberry Street last afternoon. After five games prizes went to Mrs Witcher and Mrs Jack Twidail. A delightful repast followed.
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R. L. Baldridge
J. O. Y. Bridge Club
Robi B. Baldridge
J. O. Y. Bellline Club
Hee Howe
Wear Hingeberry Street
Bowle
Bankata
Dridge
Privey
Witcher
Jack Twidail
Angie McNwiff
Jack McNeill
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