Senate Language Snarls Halt Troop Debate In Congress
James Marlow reports on a Senate tangled in wording over President Truman’s plan to send four divisions to Europe. Twenty four members of Foreign Relations and Armed Services approved a resolution urging constitutional approval, yet the exact meaning remains unclear and debated among lawmakers.
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James Marlow
Washington
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Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Europe
Congress
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services
Mr. Truman
Smith
New Jersey
McClellan
Arkansas
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Wiley
Wisconsin
McMahon
Connecticut
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A promotional notice urges readers to try Resinol Ointment for immediate soothing of itchy irritated skin. It claims a modern formula with multiple active ingredients that work quickly to calm irritation and support natural healing, emphasizing lasting relief and brand recall.
Elisha and Easter Cantata at Municipal Auditorium
Free tickets are available tonight for the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra and choir presenting the Easter Cantata Elijah at 8:30 PM in Municipal Auditorium. Soloists include Elizabeth Townsley and Howard Dill among more than 100 performers from Amarillo College Oklahoma A&M and West Texas State College. Tickets at Furr Food Stores and box office after store closing.
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Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
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Austin
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University of Texas
Amarillo
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Bill Sweeney
Plainview
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Evelyn Reed
Mary Jane Woods
Dorothy Walters
Borger
Furr
Senators Debate Approval Requirement for Troop Increases
Senators question if a nonbinding resolution can force presidential approval for troop decisions and how much force it truly carries. They dissect how many divisions would require consent and who decides what constitutes approval, noting disagreement over wording and binding effect.
Treats 700 Animals Like His Children at DC Zoo
Harm on Nichols profiles William M. Mann the 64 year old head keeper of the Washington Zoo. Though recently recovering from spine surgery, Mann cares for the zoo and even brings home snakes and tiger kits to hand feed. He forged close ties with markets and DC officials to keep the zoo fed with daily donations.
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Mann
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Doc” Mann
Harmon Nichols
Washington
Bill Mann
Washington Zoo
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William M. Mann
Congress
District of Columbia
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