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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1946
Page
11
In Arlington Nebraska five Mohr children average 87 years old, totaling 438 years. Emma Deihl is 98, Judith Shreves 88, Ella Long 86, John 85, and W S Hadley 81. Father C A Mohr lived to 97 and Mrs Mohr died at 85.
Four high ranking U S Army officers leading Allied occupation sections in Japan say rapid demobilization is hampering their work as MacArthur trims occupation forces from about 450000 to 200000. The officers are Brig Gen Kerr Dyke Col H I T Creswell Lt Col H C Schenck and Col Co F Sams. They cited slowed efficiency and impeded mission effectiveness.
Altus Oklahoma police judge C C Austin has earned a radio operator license to assist the department through the police radio in catching crooks before formal judgment.
New York February 6. One third of Franklin D. Roosevelt's stamp collection sold at auction for 82,610. The die proofs in U S stamps brought 53,900, amid controversy over ownership of the proofs alleged to have been given to Roosevelt as President.
Indianapolis February 6 The American Legion national headquarters says Conadr. John Stelle called the national executive committee to meet February 17 to review a legislative committee report criticizing the Veterans Administration. Stelle alleges a tragic breakdown in the VA under new head Gen Omar N Bradley.
Muncie police report a letter from a Chicago department store delivering 23 cents owed to Officer Roy Lewis. The detective bureau traced the missing change to the Muncie policeman who had forgotten his money after a store purchase.
The House delayed action on a bill to grant Eleanor Roosevelt a $5,000 annual pension, the standard widow of president allowance. The committee agreed to send the measure forward for further consideration.
The bill was returned to the pensions committee after Rep. McGregor of Ohio objected to floor consideration and urged the committee to hold hearings on the proposal.
Senator Edwin C. Johnson proposes amending the administration bill to limit the 3.75 billion British loan to public subscription in the United States. The plan would bar Treasury funds or government credit for aiding England, while permitting sale of special British loan bonds to the public.
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