Debate over admitting 400000 displaced Europeans
The American Forum of the Air featured a split on admitting 400000 displaced persons from Europe. The author argues to reject new imports, defend the quota law, and repatriate many home, while supporters urge broader intake and reform.
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U. S
Europe
Germany
Congress
Omar B. Ketchum
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Emanuel Cellar
New York
Edward Mark O’ Connor
War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United States
Yugoslavia
Poland
Baltic Countries
Lowell Rooks
General Rooks
Rooks
Bury 63 Unknown Dead At Texas City
Last rites for the remaining 63 unidentified victims of the Texas City disaster were held in a joint service by Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergymen. Burial was delayed from June 8 to allow identifications, with 10 bodies identified in the interim.
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Texas City
Frail Children Need Protection Against Measles
Dr. Geo W Cox State Health Officer urges use of immune globulin to guard very young or frail children exposed to measles. Free supply via health departments, protection lasts about three weeks, can be repeated after exposure. Keep under fives away from other children during outbreaks. nine tenths of measles deaths occur in children under five.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Second Federated Women's Club Is Sought For Harper
The Tejas Club met at Mrs. Carl Oehler home to organize a second federated study club in Harper. Mrs. Norton Mathews spoke on national and local federated work, with committees formed for a temporary chair and officers to be elected July 11. Separate notices mention local visits, births, and civic drives including Salvation Army fundraising through 1948.
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Tejas Club
Carl Oehler
Norton Mathews
Menard
Harper
Will Stockard
David Schmidt
Charles Manis
el Progresso
Mathew
Dean Hopf
Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Thomas
Glen Hopf
Bill Brown
Robert Kensing
Robert Dittmar
Oehler
Shanghai
Robert Lehne
San Antonio
Alfred Lehne
Alfred Kramer
Margaret Buchanan
Charlene
Oklahoma
Buchanan
T. S. Helms
Otto Rahe
Carlos Roeder
Philadelphia
A. C. Lehne
Fredericksburg
Renton
Washington
Hugo Hopf
Dean
Jim Peril
del Rio
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Oscar Ortmann
Joyce Garrett
Orange Grove
Herman Schonvogel
O. Luddette
Eldorado
C. A. Spencer
Archie Spencer
Royce Buster
Junction
Frank Floyd
Francis
Arthur Bierschwale
Gilbert Anderegg
Colorado
Clyde Floyd
Nathan Adams
First National Bank
Dallas
Salvation Army
Texas
Europe
Farm Safety Week 1947 Urges Safety Talks July 20 26
National Farm Safety Week 1947 urges farm families to set aside time during July 20 to 26 to discuss accident prevention. Goal is safer living and working 52 weeks a year.
Traffic hazards for children cited by safety council
The National Safety Council reports that among children aged five to fourteen killed or injured in traffic, one in six came from behind a parked car and one in four were playing in the roadway.
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National Safety Council
America
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A. C. Wendel
Michael Linn
Oren Cottle
Nell Gibson
J. L. Faris
Worth Duderstadt
Fred Bode
New Mexico
Lester Land
Raleigh Rothmann
Theo Oehler
Chas. Barrett
Son Colan
Lake Victor
Clinton Kneese
Little Son
Alton Kneese
Cypress Mills
Christian Birch
Round Mountain
Tracy Tobin
Hardin Tobin
Rocksprings
Elmo Baethge
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Hill Country Implement Company
Farmall Tractors
International Trucks
Willys Automobiles and Trucks
Willys
Jeeps
Schumann-Heil Sales Co
Fredericksburg, Texas
Benno Land
W. Main
Oswald L. Crenweige
Continental Oil Co