The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 187, Ed. 1 Monday, February 3, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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MONDAY, FEB, 3rd, 1941
THE DENISON PRESS
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COURTS
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT tOURT
«. C. SLAGLE, JUDGE
New Suit* Filed
'Antonio Winn vs. Ruby Winn,
divorce.
R. C. Riddle vs. Abe Ross, dam-
ages. The plaintiff asks $110,000
for injuries allegealy received
Nov. 26, 1946, in a collision at
Tone and Chestnut in Denison.
GRAYSON COUNTY COURT
JAKE J. LOY JUDGE
Complaint Filed
Gene York, theft under $50.
York is accused of stealing an ov-
j ercoat valued at $20, belonging to
Wesley* Barnhill, Denison police-
‘man, on Jan. 24. He was at
rested by Deputy Sheriff Virgil
Evans and released on $2I.">0 bond'
Marriage Licenses
R. D. Cross and Opal May Per-
ry Gilliam, Whitewriglit route 2
Holly Vincent and Mary Vir-
ginia Yowell, Sherman.
Aryalis McKinney and Hattie
Marv Goodman, Bells.
Marvin Luther Grissom an-’
Ruby Edith Stanley Sherman
I route 1.
Realty Transfer.
0. L. Brogdon et ux to E. W
Goff, 80 acres in the J. A. Hovey
-U*VC^, $OjOVU, iihla,
auuuauii uLuit/ Lum^aiiy to
4 UUi AlVlUj lojf/c, i.iuu UCltA U.
tiiu Kumon ivuu.o buivey, ti aji«
utiicr considerations nut exceed
mg $100, Dec. 9, 1949.
it. W. 'Munson estate to Marcus
Acheson, lot *16, block. 0, V. T.
Munson additioji to Denison, arm
lot 0, block 3 lot, 9, block 5; lot
3, block 6; lot 20, block 7, and
lot 2, block 8, Vinita addition to
Denison, $1, Jan. 2, 1941.
R. W. Munson estate to Ellen
Scott Moore, lot 1, block 7, Mag-
nolia Park addition to Denison,
and lot 3, block 2; lot 24, block 0;
lot 13, block 2; lot 23, block 6;
lot 13, block 8, Vinita addition to
Denison, $J, Jan. 2, 1941.
R. W. Munson estate to Mathil-
Ja Ward, lot 18, block 5, Mag-
nolia Park addition to Denison,
and lot 3, block 1; lot 12, block
5, lot 19, block 9; lot 4, and lot
6, block 11, Vinita addition to
'Denison, $4, Jan. 2, 1941.
C. A. Allen ana Dayton W-
Campbell, trustees, and John VV.
Campbell, to W. A. Moser, 208.75
acres in two tracts in the J). W.
Bennett survey and sections 2!)
and 30, Grayson county school
lands, $5,200, Jan. 17, 1941.
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WHAT
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ARE THINKING
LIN|)BERGH ANp DEFEATISM
(Ashley Evans in McKinney
Examiner)
Col. Chas. Lindbergh testifying
before • congressional committee
with his declaration that he doer
not want to see England triumph
over Htiler, nor the democracies
win the war against the totalitar
ian Axis, is a sight to create won-
der. But more wonderful than
Lindbergh's pacifism is the deep*
interest that is shown by thous-
ands in his pronouncments. He
has never proven himself any part
of a statesman, he doesn't claim
to be a military genius, he has n<
experience in war on land or sea,
yet he presumes to tell exper-
ienced statesmen, proven generals
and the ablest admirals what they
had best do about the world war
Why anybody should look to Col.
Lindbergh for good advice on any
subject save perhaps the making
and flying of planes we don’t
understed. Certainly he has never
given any evidence of superior
knowledge or wisdom in any oth
er fields. Yet some of his testi-
mony was widely cheered by many
of the epectator* who heard him.
If we are in need of a defeat-
ist Just now, Cob Lindbergh ought
to be added to the cabinet. He
sags he not only does not want
either the democracies or the die*,
tatore to win the war, but he ft
positive that England and the
United States together cannot de-
feat Germany. According to his
own peculiar brand of thinking,
that settles it that Germany will
win. There is no other power, or
combination of powers, that can
defeat Germany, Italy and Japan,
Y England and the United States
sn’t defeat Germany. And Col.
Lindbergh would have us build
ten or twenty thousand planes and
organize some kind of army, and
get ready to welcome Hiller and
Ms allies when they get ready to
come over. It is a forgone conclu-
non, so he argues that the best
thing we can do is to get ready
to make he best trade we can with
him and take what he offers.
We have no reason to doubt
Col. Lindbergh’s sincerity. We
have abundant reason to doubt
his judgment *pd his spirit. Any
man who talks of joining Hitler
and Stalin and Mussolini and the
War Lords of Japan in control of
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the world, is certainly lacking in
the love of honor and freedom
and justice. All these power* not
only now rule by brute strength,
but have no other conception of
government. They will certainly
rule us as they now rule the
Poles the French, the Czechs, Al-
banians, te„ Ethiopians the Chin-
ese and other subjugated natioas.
No man who is animated by the
spirit of our forefathers can con-
template our having to submit to
such rule. Col Lindbergh is a na-
tive of the United States, but he
has not inherited the spirit of the
men who made America great.
Fortunately, Col. Lindbergh’s in-
fluence is very limited. As the
people understand his attitude and
his antecedents, there is emal’
h) rm he can do.
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 187, Ed. 1 Monday, February 3, 1941, newspaper, February 3, 1941; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527979/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.