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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1946

Page

3

Hearings on Tru man plan face opposition and battlefield of words

Galbraith voices opposition as hearings begin on compulsory military training for all able bodied male youths. Robert Hutchins leads the final week of testimony at the University of Chicago. The day also features sharp exchanges on Edwin W. Pauley’s Navy nomination and a California referendum money dispute.

Robert Hutchins University of Chicago Philip LaFolette Wisconsin Federal Council of Churches Capitol Hill Brewster Maine Edwin W. Pauley Harold Judson Ellender Pauley Judson Tobey New Hampshire Truman Walsh Massachusetts California

White House confirms resignation of Texas U S attorney

The White House announced the resignation of William R. Smith Jr of San Antonio as U S attorney for the Western District of Texas. The report also notes visa and permit details for non immigrants and other travelers.

Washington White House William R. Smith, Jr San Antonio U. S Western District of Texas

Health and Hospital Insurance Plan Ad

Health and Accident and Hospital protection offered by Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association. Complete hospitalization for individuals or family groups ages 4 months to 75 years with “good in any hospital anywhere” coverage. Panhandle opportunity for agents. Amarillo office contact A. J. Kelly district manager.

Mutual Benefit Health G Accident Association Panhandle Oliver Eakle Amarillo Toton P.O. Box A. J. Kelly

May sets deadline for hearings on universal military training

Spence cited hundreds of letters and 95 percent support for OPA as House Military Committee weighs universal military training. Chairman May of Kentucky announced a deadline and said the issue will be referred to a subcommittee after the final week of public hearings beginning today.

Spence OPA May Kentucky House

Mrs. A. R. Crerar Dies This Morning

Grace Emily Crerar 39 died in a local hospital. Survived by husband A. R. Crerar and three children, all Amarillo residents. Funeral home Blackburn-Shaw awaiting arrangements. Born in Canada, she lived in Amarillo since 1934 and liked the Panhandle. Member of Carpenter Wives Auxiliary 180, San Jacinto Methodist Church groups, and PTA. Survivors include sisters in Canada and England and her Alberta parents.

Grace Emily Crerar A. R. Crerar Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Carpenters Wives Auxiliary San Jacinto Cardston Alberta W. G. Laidlow Beaver Crossing

Veteran’s Unemployment Check Überraschung Floors Clerk

New York February 18 a grocery clerk barely stayed upright when Edward R McFaddens mother handed him a unemployment compensation check to cash The veteran endorsed the check and gave it to his mother for groceries thinking it was twenty dollars The clerk found the amount was twenty thousand dollars McFadden plans to exchange it for a twenty dollar check

New York U.P Edward R. McFadden McFadden

Fire destroys UK Service Building in Lexington blaze

Firemen fought through the night to extinguish a spectacular blaze that ripped through the University of Kentucky Service Building in Lexington. The loss was pegged at about 400000 dollars as crews worked to douse remaining embers.

Lexington University of Kentucky Service

U S Students Entering Mexico Granted Special Facilities

Mexico City February 18 U S students entering Mexico will be granted special facilities under revised immigration regulations. The Ministry for the Interior announced that students will be authorized by local Mexican consulates to enter as suitable entrants.

U. S Mexico Mexico City U.P Ministry For the Interior

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