Truman's First Week Office Pace Amid White House Busy Schedule
President Truman continues a heavy schedule as he outlines support for Roosevelt's program. Congress debates extending reciprocal trade measures and delaying combat use of 18 year olds. Taft and other leaders visit the White House while cabinet change speculation grows.
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Mobley
ai@G Press
Ashington
Truman
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
War Department
Taft
Ohio
Frederick Brown Harris
Robert E. Hannean
George Marshall
Huseyin Ragip Baydur
Charles Malik
Sergio Osmena
T. V. Soong
M. Georges Bidault
Roosevelt
Aovited
Spruille Baden
Amassador
Cuba
Buddy Poppy
J. Vivian Truman
U. S
Fred Canfil
Kansas City
White House
Republican Steering Committee
Capitol Hill
Barkley
House
Rayburn
Tex
McKellar
Tenn
O-Tempore
CED Urges Early Drop Of War Time Controls
The committee for economic development urged rapid withdrawal of wartime controls as soon as feasible. It proposed that by six months after final victory the director of war mobilization and reconversion erase all controls not essential to curb inflation.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Fred M. Vinson
C.E.D
Japan
City Officials Demand Respect From Lubbock Police
City Attorney Durwood H. Bradley warned the Lubbock Police to enforce the law with credit or discredit for the department and the city. The meeting followed reports of prisoner mistreatment and a slapping incident, with officials outlining a reorganization plan and citing the police manual as guide.
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Lubbock
Durwood
H. Bradley
City Commission
Bradley
Commission
Tom B. Duggan, Jr
A. G. Finnell
A. L. Beesinger
J. Ray Dickey
Fred H. Childress
Hub Jones
Marlin R. Smith
Orville H. Smith
C. W. Ratliff
Reeder
Dickey
Jones
Childress
Red Cross reports nearly 400 million spent in war period
A financial report from the Red Cross headquarters shows nearly 400 million dollars spent by the organization during the war period ending February 28, 1945. The totals reflect wartime relief and support operations carried out across multiple theaters and beneficiary groups.
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American Red Cross
Napena
Redross
Soldier Finds German Boots While Clearing Rubble in Germany
Cpl. Lewis H. McMahan of Spur Texas with the 611th S E company uncovers a pair of German boots along a road into Werselen Germany. He tests the footwear after seeing them by the roadside while helping clear rubble with a crane crew. McMahan, son of Mr and Mrs R C McMahan, has served three years in the Army and spent over a year overseas. His sister Bea McMahan lives in Lubbock.
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Germany
1104TH_ ENGINEERS
Lewis H. McMahan
Spur
Tex
Werselin
611Th
S. E. Company
Cpl. McMahan
R. C. McMahan
Alexandria
California
Bea McMahan
Ninth
Lubbock
Tear gland resembles an almond in size
A medical note states the tear gland, or achrymal gland, is about the size of an almond. This comparison provides a tangible reference for understanding the gland's dimensions. The remark emphasizes its small, compact size and potential implications for eye lubrication.
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Iuman
John Eberhardt,Jr
Chicago
Johnny
Labor
Perkins
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Wickard
Harley Kilgore
D-W. Va
J. B. Hutson
Marvin Jones
CED
NABISCO National Biscuit Company _t
Niegere Falls
SweetHeart
Sein
Evelyn Winters’. Stetion
Weare
Poplin
Dad
Hanna-Pope & Co
Henry
Beby
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