06 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1945
Page
1
Ny Boyle reports refugees trudging westward from Cologne toward American lines as three U S divisions push toward the Rhine. Families carry babies and belongings while the old town, cathedral, and medieval buildings lie behind advancing Yank armor and infantry.
The Kronikken quoted Norwegian underground press saying active fighting could start any time. Plans are prepared as Norwegians aim to prevent German reinforcements and focus on transport, with partisan warfare urged to aid hard-pressed German forces on multiple fronts.
Washington reports the push for a compromise manpower control bill stalled as the Senate returns to debate. Sen Revercomb backs a substitute. Sen O Mahoney opposes draft tied work orders. Sen Byrd demands a real work or fight bill with strong WWC authority. Debate centers on work, voluntarism, and employment ceilings.
President Roosevelt's nomination of Fred M. Vinson as Federal Loan administrator was approved unanimously by the Senate Banking Committee. The panel acted without hearings and without opposition, while discussions swirled about replacements and future appointments in related agencies.
Hatch praised Williams as honest and intelligent, noting his grasp of Congress and the executive branch. With a potential Senate majority uncertain, the administration delayed action for a week. Chairman Thomas of the agriculture committee indicated he will withhold an unfavorable report until after further action.
Lawmakers debate the manpower bill and jurisdiction over the Missouri Valley Authority measure, prompting questions about who handles committee duties and which provisions take precedence.
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