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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1945
Page
10
The article reports a heated dispute in a Senate committee over new welfare and oversight measures. Senator Greer Teetreetat of Georgia leads the questioning as officials including former President Heorst Welfare testify on proposed reforms and potential impact.
Captain John Reeder, a B-26 Marauder pilot with the Twelfth Tactical Air Force, is visiting relatives in Amarillo during his overseas leave. He is a veteran of numerous Mediterranean missions and will soon report to a reassignment center for new duty.
Fragmentary notes describe Wallace as a candidate facing opposition to Roosevelt era policies. The text references the George bill, objections from supporters, and implied tensions within the party. rattled by changes and shifts in public stance, readers are left with partial details of political maneuvering.
War dispatches describe Red Army advances across Silesia and East Prussia with Rokossovsky pushing toward Elbing and Danzig while Cherniakhovsky nears Konigsberg. Konev’s wedge between Ivestnu and Oppeln disrupts German industry as heavy fighting and high casualties continue.
Chicago livestock markets show very active trading with steady prices. Hogs 170 lbs plus at 14.75 ceiling. sows 14.00. Cattle 8,000 head and calves 1,200 with fed steers and yearlings up 10 to 15 cents. top 16.60 on 1,318 lb. yearlings 16.50. top heifers 15.25. Sheep 6,000 with steady bids. good lambs 15.85, other good lambs 15.75. older classes not yet traded.
Merwin T Buxton Oklahoma City district priorities chief ran another war priority clinic at Amarillo chamber of commerce this afternoon. He arrived in Amarillo at noon. Reports from Konev front describe units advancing toward Danzig along the rail route with Rokossovsky’s forces moving from Allenstein toward Brunsberg.
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