Soldiers Return From Visits Across City
Pvt. Bedford Muse has returned to Shepherd Field after visiting his sister Mrs. T L Allen at 823 Georgia. Miss Jackie Belle Roberson has returned from Vernon after spending a week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W H Anderson and other relatives.
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Lumbermen doubt teeth in housing order by Wilson Wyatt
Amarillo builders and lumbermen reacted with skepticism to Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt's order requiring lumber dealers to hold 80 percent of supplies for veterans housing. Critics questioned enforceability and practical impact, with one calling it a last gasp and another predicting widespread noncompliance.
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Poage protests shipment of bulldozers to famine areas
Rep Poage of Texas urged the House Surplus Property Committee to block overseas shipment of soil moving equipment he calls urgently needed by American farmers. He noted two bills he offered in the last session to transfer surplus heavy equipment to the Agriculture Department and argued bulldozers are not required for overseas famine relief farming but are emergency tools for U.S. agriculture.
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Nanking Bloodbath Told At Tokyo War Crimes Trial
Tokyo dispatch reports testimony on the 1937 fall of Nanking. Japanese troops allegedly raped thousands of women and killed civilians as they burned and looted the city. The defense challenges the prosecution's use of documents showing looting by Chinese forces.
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Housing regulations blamed for black market lumber trade
Builders and lumbermen in Amarillo criticize Wilson Wyatt regulations as choking legitimate supply and pushing materials to black market dealers. They cite shortages in flooring and siding, with housing for veterans shifting to rent rather than build, and warn current controls disrupt a century old distribution system.
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Optimists Hear Talk By Loyse Hudson
Loyse Hudson a high school junior spoke on Federalized Medicine at Amarillo Optimist Club luncheon. She is a Northwestern summer attendee studying the topic for debate material in Interscholastic League contests. She presented both sides of the issue. September chairmen announced by Tom Fletcher. Guests included Don Wyatt and Johnny Britt.
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Mark Hudson
Northwestern University
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R. A. Wood
Dick Bivins
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George Turner
Don Wyatt
Johnny Britt
U S Bars Immigration Door Against Lithuanian Woman
Hermina Rabinowich of Lithuania was excluded from the United States after a hearing by the Department of Immigration and Naturalization. The official said the reasons are confidential. The report notes her birth in Kaunas in 1901 and career with the ILO, including time in Geneva and Montreal.
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