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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1945

Page

10

Perfect Agreement on canine prepaid medical care proposed

The Gaines Dog Research Center envisions private prepaid care for dogs and humans with a voluntary agreement among veterinarians owners and dogs. It aims to avoid tax funding and counters socialized medicine for canines, a view likely to appeal to Dr Morris Fishbein and the AMA, who oppose socialized medicine.

Gaines Dog Research Center Morris Fishbein American Medical Association

Potsdam Plan Shapes Poland and German Reparation Roles

The Potsdam agreements shift Polish reparations to USSR from Poland’s own share, with Russia handling payments. The piece notes U.S. and British reactions, concerns over Soviet influence, Greece and Spain policies, and future UN votes involving Romania Bulgaria Hungary Finland and Poland. It argues the postwar order remains unsettled with ongoing power shifts.

Ussr Poland Britain Russia Congress Truman Yalta Moscow Germany United States Greece Spain Attlee Churchill Argentina U. N Stalin Franco Rumania Bulgaria Hungary Finland London Roosevelt Ukraine Europe Potsdam Mr. Truman Mr. Roosevelt Byrnes

The Petain Trial Fiasco

Ralph W. Page argues the Petain trial blends politics and crime, urging Americans not to place a senile hero on trial. He compares it to Burr and Johnson fiascos, saying public will splits hinder verdicts and prolong partisan feuds.

Ralph W. Page Philadelphia Bulletin Marshal Petain Aaron Burr Andrew Johnson

Closed Shop Support in U S Rises in War Era

George Gallup notes public opinion favors individual freedom over union membership revealing 75 percent oppose the closed shop and a majority of union members share that stance. The piece contrasts 1941 and today surveying attitudes toward requiring union membership for employment.

Princeton N. J Pearl Harbor Institute

Sixty Million Jobs debate by George Sokolsky

A New York Sun column critiques Henry Wallace’s claim of 60 000 000 jobs. It argues the figure misleads the public about actual workers and national income. It compares 1945 realities with 1950 forecasts, and questions national debt and tax effects on investment.

George E. Sokolsky New York Sun Henry Wallace Congress Daily Worker United States United

CROSSWORD PUZZLE GRID OF MAINE GOVERNOR AND MORE

Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries including names such as European Governor of Maine and various chemical symbols and common terms. The grid features clues for modern and historical terms like flounder, coat, and mythic deities.

Maine

Washington cows beat production records for eighth straight month

Washington state cows topped all May production records with 259 million pounds of milk, the eighth consecutive month surpassing 1944 marks. Experts note the herd size did not rise, yet output climbed significantly.

Seattle U.P Washington State

Businessmen Must Have Free Hand

President Truman told the War Production Board to allow private enterprise full initiative to resume civilian production while meeting war needs. A Senate reconversion report warned of large unemployment and inflation without government aid, noting shortages as soldiers return home and prices rise. Rotterdam destruction is estimated at about 100 million guilders.

Washington Truman Mr. Truman War Production Board Pacific Rotterdam

Marines Seek 17 Year Olds for Pacific War Duty

The Marine Corps, needing replacements after heavy casualties, calls 17 year old youths to join. In August the Lubbock Recruiting Office will enlist 75 from North Texas, with boot training in San Diego before further training or overseas orders. Applicants should contact 217 Post Office Building, Lubbock, and enclose a birth certificate.

Marine Corps Pacific Marine Lubbock North Texas San Diego Post Office

Worley to Meet With Veterans Hospital Group

Rep Eugene Worley of Shamrock plans a 10 oclock Tuesday meeting with Amarillo Chamber of Commerce veterans hospital committee in the chamber offices. The group will tour the U S Veterans Hospital and discuss needs for a large facility. Committee chairman is George Broome with members Col E A Simpson John K Boyce Fred Post George W Kercher Herbert Litle and Charles C Gibson.

Eugene Worley Shamrock Veterans Hospital Committee Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce U. S. Veterans Hospital George Broome Col. E. A. Simpson John K. Boyce Fred Post George W. Kercher Herbert Litle Charles C. Gibson

Mrs Jones Returns From Visit To Lubbock

Mrs Ada Jones returns to Lubbock after a visit with Mr and Mrs W R Arnold at 2041 Hayden.

Mrs. Jones Ada Jones Lubbock W. R. Arnold Hayden

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Amarillo Texas Jane Gene Howe Telephone John McCarty Wesley Izzard Paul Mallon King Peatures Syndicate Petain George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Vey Hitler Leahy France Memb NEA Servict, Inc T. M. Reg U. S. Pat U. S Ireland Okinawa Haislip Moon Mullins Wrasslin’ Champeen Avera, Smith Ver¢ Smith Mike Vera Smith Gee Gee Miwkesee Donald Duce Greta Job Superman Red Ryder By James Marlow Senate Janan U. S. Marines Worley Veterans Hospital Group
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