Potsdam Aims for Democratic Germany Under Allied Rule
The Big Three leaders outline demilitarization denazification and reparations for Germany. They require loss of industrial capacity, strict political and economic controls, and a path toward democratic local government under Allied supervision to ensure future peace and responsibility.
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Russia
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Allied Control Council
Germany
Potsdam
Cattle Market Report and Courthouse Records Digest
Livestock prices show mixed demand with skews toward medium and common cattle and steady hog futures. Cattle and hogs posted gains or steady action while sheep and veal traded lower. followed by a list of warranty deeds, divorces, and marriage licenses from the district court docket.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Radio Friday Evening Schedule Highlights Local Stations
A dense listing of KGNC KFDA and NBC CBS programs from 6:00 pm to 11:55 pm Friday with news, dramas, music, and entertainment. Highlights include The Lone Ranger, It Pays To Be Ignorant, and The Sheriff with multiple star hosts, followed by late night news and varied musical acts.
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KGNC
KFDA
CBS
Ted Husing
MBS
Fulton Lewis. Jr
News of the World
NBC
Raymond Gram
B. C
Danny O'Neil
Ali
NBC Three Suns
Lone Ranger
Jerry Wayne
H. V. Kaltenborn
Henry Aldrich
Paul Lavalle
Cecil Brown
CBS News
Gabriel Heatter
Am. B. C
Wes Izzard
NBC News
Richard Herkness
Orch
Mr Smith
Claremont Orch
B.C
Jose Bernancourt
Lee Sims
Sky
Risen Shine
Martin Agronsky
U. P
Archie Andrews
Johnny Thompson
ABC
Harry Kogen
Alex Drier
Piano Playhouse
Atlantic Spotlight
Trade Winds
Alr
Larry Stewart
Halloran’ Hospital
Hawaii
Art of Living
CBS World
Yamashita Is Dead Native Spearman of Luzon Tells Officers
American units on northern Luzon received unconfirmed reports that Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita was killed in a bombing raid. Lingao spearmen told officers the Japanese commander was destroyed by bombs or machine gun fire from low diving American planes. A Japanese prisoner’s statement claimed he saw Yamashita alive on July 5.
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Manila
U.P
Luzon
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
United Press War
Ralph Teatforth
14Th Corps
Lingao
Sixth Infantry
Yamashita
Hapao
Cordollera Mountains
Borneo
Asiatic
Korea
Malay Peninsula
Seventh Air Force
Seventh Fleet
Gighai
Shanghai
South China
Hainan Island
Indo-China
Malaya
Regulars push Wallace revolt and impact on Roosevelt era
The Regulars backed Truman and sparked an anti-Wallace movement that affected 1940s politics. Texans kept pressing to unseat Roosevelt, aiding Byrnes rise to secretary of state. Austin sources say the President valued the Regulars, who disbanded and rejoined the Democratic Party amid mutual alignment.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Byrnes
Austin
Democratic Party
Texas
Wallace
War veteran Claude Bailey travels reverse war theater path
Private Claude Bailey, a veteran infantryman, first served in the Pacific theater for three years before moving to Europe with the 70th Division in 1943. He was captured in France in January, spent four months in a German POW camp, was liberated by Russians, and returned to the United States in June. He visits family in Dutch Mill, Arkansas, after working as a contractor in Amarillo prior to enlisting.
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Europe
Pacific
Pfe
Claude Bailey
Bailey
J. C. Sparks
Pierce
Aleutians
Alaska
United States
70Th
France
Germany
Phillipsburg
Gyman
Dutch Mill
Ark
Amarillo
Ruth Bailey
Post Office
War Labor Board refers Montgomery Ward refusal to Stabilizer
The War Labor Board voted to refer Montgomery Ward and Co. to Economic Stabilizer William H. Davis for refusing to abide by WLB orders. This move signals the first step toward possible government seizure of plants. Plants in seven cities including Barre Vermont Washington Pennsylvania Kansas City Missouri Kansas City Kansas Trenton New Jersey Pueblo Colorado and Baltimore are implicated.
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Washington
U.P
War Labor’ Board
Montgomery Ward & Co
WLB
William H. Davis
Barre
Washington, Pa
Kansas City
Remodel Site Of Photo Show In Amarillo
The Amarillo Photographic Society votes to fundrenovation of the Municipal Auditorium arts and crafts room for the Amarillo International Salon of Photography to be held Sept 16 30. The August print contest will be on Flowers while September is eliminated and October opens with Maxims dropped. Cy Clemmons notes 15 entrance fees paid and eight prints received.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Photographic Society
Society
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Cy Clemmons
Salon
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Atwood
Funeral services for Mrs. W. W. Atwood 59 will be conducted at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the Rix Funeral Home Chapel Lubbock with Rev H G Gantz of the First Christian Church officiating Burial will be in Lubbock Cemetery She had lived in Lubbock 25 years Survived by her son J B Atwood her mother Mrs Fannie Bell of Tulia and a daughter Mrs Chester Maves of Artesia N M
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W. W Atwood
J. B. Atwood
East Eighteenth
Amarillo
Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
H. G. Gantz
First Christian Church of
McCullough Named Texas Society for Crippled Children Director
Pert McCullough of Amarillo Crippled Children Council accepts a board directorship with the Texas Society for Crippled Children Inc. He was elected unanimously at the state society's Dallas meeting last month and will serve until the annual convention can be held. Martin M. Ricker, executive secretary, notes the board appoints directors.
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Pert McCullough
Amarillo
Crippled Children’s Council
Texas Society For Crippled Children, Inc
McCullough
State Society
Dallas
Martin M. Ricker
The
Texas Society For Crippled Children
Executive committee manages society program administration
Officers and members of the executive committee oversee the administration of the society's program. The committee is responsible for guiding operations and ensuring proper governance.
Publicity Committee to Meet at Chamber Tuesday Night
Members of the publicity committee will meet at 8 o clock Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce to assemble material for a booklet. Paul Allingham serves as publicity chairman.
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Chamber of Commerce
Paul Allingham
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Wilson & Co
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G&s. Amarillo Improve Co
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M. C. Pittman
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Eula Havenhill
Silas O. Havenhill
Minnie Anderson
Arthur L. Anderson
Mary Alice Jackson
Lesley Jackson
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Theodore Wagner
Noble T. Blackerby
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Lockhart
Tebsin
Cesta
John Deere
Graham Hoeme
Horton Burk
Hales Breeding
Wm P. Hopkins Dairy
Pleasant Valley
Marrs & Burk
the First Baptist Church
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J. Howard Williams
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