Traffic Deaths in 1945 Spark Jaycee Safety Push
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee reports 29 500 Americans died in auto crashes in 1945, up 5 200 from 1944, with October the deadliest month. Amarillo officials face high accident figures and the Jaycees propose citywide safety measures and school collaboration to cut wrecks and improve pedestrian and driver conduct.
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Albuquerque Group Assails Relief Ban
In a letter to President Truman the Albuquerque Ministerial Alliance called the U.S. ban on relief to Germany inhumane and shortsighted. It criticized the vengeance policy as driving Europe toward chaos and despair. The note also claimed the National Lutheran Council was denied permission to ship relief to the British zone despite British authorities welcoming aid.
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Truman
Germany
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