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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
4
Government approval granted for the Potter County clerk's office to serve as an authorized training school for veterans. Hubert Cole announced the change noting two veterans already employed will become eligible for subsistence payments and receive full deputy county clerk status during the training period.
Dr. George Kollmar and his wife Mrs. Kollmar with daughter Karen of Concord, California, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boston. Mrs. Kollmar previously worked for the local Child Welfare Board.
Hollywood reports the second motion picture strike of the year ended with 10 000 workers returning to work after a 25 percent wage increase. Studios reopened without pickets as producers agreed to retroactive pay from Jan 1 and potential raises if living costs rise. Both sides agreed to arbitrate jurisdictional disputes in new contracts.
President Truman plans a brief escape to Shangri La in the Catoctin Mountains Maryland with Mrs Truman to rest from the White House routine. He signed a bill granting federal workers a long Fourth of July weekend adding an extra Friday holiday with make up potential Saturday work.
Mrs Lindsey Smith and daughters Betty and Lynette of 3409 Jackson are visiting Mrs Smiths sister in Laredo.
James G Fraley died suddenly at his home at 500 North Pierce this morning. He was 66 and a retired cook. Justice of the Peace Charley Carder, acting coroner, ruled death from natural causes after investigation. He is survived by his wife and a grandson. arrangements pending communication with the California-based grandson.
Former Lt. Col. William J. Garland enlisted at Bergstrom Army Air Field and became a master sergeant. He says he has ten years in and plans to cash in on another decade in the Army.
Berlin report says twenty American officers were decorated by the French government to honor their service. Most recipients were formerly with the First Allied Airborne Army or the 21st Corps, which included French units. The prized Legion of Honor medals went to two Americans who operated in France during the underground resistance.
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