Appropriations Bill Wins Senate Approval Amid Disputes
In Washington on June 21 the Senate backed a $841.98 million Interior Department appropriation bill, far above the House figure, amid sharp clashes over government spending. The measure passed 44 to 19 after critics called it a large money grab, with supporters highlighting major reclamation projects and power administration funding.
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Senate
House
Congress
Interior Department
Congressional Conference Committee
Bridges
R-N.h
Southwestern Power Administration
California
Central Valley
McCarran
D-Nev
Kilmer Thomas
Okla
Colorado
Big Thompson
Colo
Missouri River Basin
Riverton
Wyo
Kendrick
Shoshone
Heart Mountain Division
Community notes from the Lake View region and beyond
A long list of residents and visitors is reported including Wayne Rucker and family at Lake View, the Robison family in Minnesota, Mrs. Sunderland and Mrs. Eaton visiting Mount Pleasant, the Branch family from San Diego visiting the Hensley and Kline homes, and many others traveling to Ames Des Moines Postville Omaha and Grinnell. Also noted are health issues and local schooling plans including Cora Struthers hip fracture and Eldred Kline’s visit with relatives.
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Wayne Rucker
Marcus
Victor Rucker
Leo Hansen
Leon Milliman
Gerrie Rucker
Franklin Dryer
Lake View
Thorle Robison
Joan
Jean
Des Moines
Minnesota Lakes
Jackie
Mary Wells
H. J. Sunderland
Mount Pleasant
Fanny Eaton
Milan Branch
San Diego
Charles Hensley
Nellie Kline
Stuart Nelson
Gary
Anita
Theodore Nelson
Eldred Kline
Washington, D. C
Jows City
Eldred
Jim Jensen
Hattie Huyek
Atlantic
Cora Struthers
Charles Minerman
Ames
Minerman
Iowa
Iowa State College
Nels Johnson
Minermans
Glen Jarms
Postville
Bob Meyer
Fort Dodge
Leonard
Wessington Springs
S. C
Hans Jacobsen
Florence
Chicago
Nick Kass
Arnold
Omaha
Charles Hunt
Franklin Hansen
Jack Sprat
E. J. Baker
Rochester
Minn
Baker
Mayo Clinic
S. B. Wright
Grinnell
Convention of Congregational Churches
Wright
Cedar Rapids
Alex Ilofferber
Take It Easy on the Road Message
A brief safety warning urges drivers to allow extra travel time and avoid speeding to ensure reaching destinations safely. The advisory emphasizes patience and prudent speeds to prevent accidents and delays.
Zurfluh to Make Plane Trip To Switzerland
Ernest E S Zurfluh Atlantic greenhouse owner plans a weeklong trip starting June 30 aboard the Rocket to visit four brothers and a sister in Switzerland with stops in Chicago and London. He will fly to Zurich then train to Kastanienbaum and spend five weeks abroad before returning in August.
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Ernest
Zurfluh
Atlantic
Rocket
Switzerland
Chicago
Charles Thompson
American Airlines
London
Newfoundland
Swiss Airlines
Zurich
Kastanienbaum
Veterans protest GI tuition rise at Iowa State College
War veterans at Iowa State College in Ames protest a proposed change in GI tuition payments that would raise federal GE funding to over 1 million dollars annually. The move could cut into GI Bill funds for flight and specialized instruction, limiting pilot training opportunities for students. About 40 GIs trained last quarter with roughly 65 more showing interest for summer flight training.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
Plan to cut American forces in Germany discussed
Berlin June 2 Gen Joseph T. McNarney said a plan exists to reduce occupation troops in Germany to 150 000 men but implementation not yet decided. He noted German civilian rations would rise from 1 780 to 1 225 calories daily on June 26 as food conditions improve and 130 000 tons of food are expected from the United States this month for the occupation forces.
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Berlin
Joseph TV. McNarney
Germany
Geran
United States
Rural families plan trips and visits across states
Anita and nearby communities report numerous family travel plans. Des Moines residents Kenneth Robinson and family head to Cross Lake Minnesota for a week of fishing. Several households announce western trips through Amarillo and Arizona. Drake University entries for Karl Karns and extended Norman relatives travel between Ames Coun cil Bluffs Gretna and California. YMCA camps and navy discharge visits feature among local activities.
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Anita
Chas. Robinson
Thorle
Des Moines
Cross Lake
Minn
Mire
Karl Jeaver
Arandson
Marjorie Martin
Jimmy
Amarillo
Tex
Arizona
Tad
Frank Smith Sr
Ames
Mrc
Budd
Barl
Heaver
Fort Des Moines
Karltas
Drake University
Evan F. Reynolds
Helen Ruppert
Kansas City
Chas Karne
Council Bluffs
Gretna
Neb
Otis TH. Worthing
Sun
Solen Worthing
St. Louis
Hayes Redburn
Chas. Karns
Walnut
California
George Lege
Dean Karns
Camp Foster
Spirit Lake
YMCA
Duane Bowen
Navy
Bowen family member moves to Chicago for university
Mrs Myrtle Bowen and Huh Bowen travel to Chicago where he will enter the University of Chicago. Duane, an ensign, upon discharge will study law at the university.
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Myrtle Bowen
Huh Bowen
Chicago
University of Chicago
Duane
Ensign
Universit
Death of Hal Ray linked to Miami heart attack
Bevira Word reports Hal Ray died in Miami Louisiana last Friday after a brief illness from a heart attack. Mrs Ray formerly Miss Virginia Hearted taught in the local school for three years. The couple married recently. Mrs Fred Jessen and Miss Dennoette Mercer visiting the Rays at home in Miami when he died.
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Bevira
Hal Ray
Miami
Ray
Virmental Heart Ated
Fred Jessen
Mies Dennoette Mercer
Maine Art Griffin Buys Interest in Matie Café
Griffen of Atlanta acquires part interest in the Matie café and plans to move to the area to manage the venture. The deal signals expansion in the city’s coffee scene with a known art patron joining local business.
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Maine
Art Griffen
Atlantic
Matie Cafe
Root
Army retirement plan option advertised to enlistments
The notice promotes Regular Army retirement terms with half pay after 20 years and three quarters pay after 30 years. It cites over 750000 joining and urges enlistment to reach a million. It directs readers to visit Army Camps posts or U S Army Recruiting Stations for full details.
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U. S. Army
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National Farm Loan Association
Anita News
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