The Less of Germany Rule the Less Headache
By J. M. Roberts Jr AP Foreign Affairs Analyst argues postwar occupation zones shape future German policy. He notes Americans control areas less Nazi and less militaristic than the Soviet zone and urges breaking up Junkers estates and removing war industry to prevent renewed conflict.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
AP Foreign Affairs
Germany
America
Italy
Silesia
Britain
France
All-Time High at McCloskey Hospital
Temple June 12 report states McCloskey General Hospital now cares for 5000 battle casualty patients an all time record. Officials note over 1000 patients are on furlough to free space and new staff includes about 150 civilian employees and 150 members of the Women’s Army Corps to meet demand.
OPA Violence of Squeeze Play Affects Louisiana Meat Trade
President Fred Dukehuisen of the Louisiana Meat Packers and Processors Association warned that despite ample beef and veal in Louisiana, OPA quotas have collapsed civilian supply. He urged Governor James H. Davis to use state powers to shield independent slaughterers from the squeeze by big packers.
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New Orleans
Fred Dukehuisen
Louisiana Meat Packers’ and Processors’ Association
Louisiana
OPA
Dykehuisen
James H. Davis
Welcoming Guests From Clarendon at 1915 Jackson Home
Mr and Mrs Ira Merchant host Mrs John C Knorppe and her daughter Dorothy Jo from Clarendon for a week at their residence on 1915 Jackson.
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Ira Merchant
Jackson
John C. Knorppe
Dorothy Jo
Clarendon
Truman Walks In Middle Road
Washington June 12 President Truman focuses on middle ground in early tenure. He has appointed top aides from Missouri and defended FEPC funding while urging higher unemployment benefits for workers with dependents. His actions echo his pre presidency stances and aim to avoid sharp ideological swings.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Fair Employment Practice Committee
FEPC
Germany
Roosevelt
FDR
White House
Texas Citrus Crop Shows an Increase
The crop reporting board estimates Texas orange production at 4,000,000 bushels this season up from 3,550,000 last year. The national orange crop reaches a record 106,910,000 boxes, versus 103,056,000 previously. Texas grapefruit yields are projected at 22,400,009, up from 17,710,000. Prospects improve across producing states except Florida, where May showers limited growth.
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Washington
Texas
Crop Reporting Board
Florida
Early Railroads and Venice Ring Symbol Highlight History
The article notes dangerous wooden rails with thin iron straps causing injuries to passengers as railways developed. It also mentions the Republic of Venice using the ring as a symbol of dominion over the Adriatic.
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Republic of Venice
Venice
Adriatic
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Studebaker
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U. S. Office of Defense Transportation
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Thornton & Minor
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