Lobbying costs fall to record low in postwar period
Washington report notes 1954 lobbying by 225 organizations spent a combined 43 million dollars, the smallest total since the 1946 Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act. Article discusses public perception of lobbyists, their roles, and debates over reform, with examples of spending on research, travel, and mail campaigns.
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Congress
Rocky Mountain
Dick Jurgens
Rockies
Emerick
Wyomding
Casper
Snowy Range
Dude Ranch Country
Wyoming
Grand ‘Te Tons
Yellowstone
Meet Me on the Green with Chiefs of Plains Tribes
An OCR fragment recalls Jim Bridger describing Kiowa and Shoshoni as swift, vigilant leaders and ethics of Indian tribes. Thunder and Snowshoe figures appear in a Cheyenne tale of leadership, war pipes, and strategic moves near the Little Snake River, ending with note on a leader’s cooling effect.
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Fraeb
Baker
Baker Éays
Jilly
Jim Bridger
Iso
Taeda
Ule
Tina Snowshoe
Jim
Bridger
Sntke
Cheyennnes
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Washington Report
BY Keith Thomson
Bekther
Gaide
Cain
Peressi
House
Senate
Eve Berry
R-Sd
Wyo
International
NEW Eran
Ner
Jones! East
Foughast
Youghes
Super Space Saver
GOW
BIG Piney Mercantile Company
Big Piney, Wyoming
Ivy
Ronald Colman
Beatis Hume
Cbs-Tv
Ihe
Frontier ‘Supply
Ice Kaydas
Ted E Roberts
Robert Pollard
The
Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer
Frontier Supply Company
Pete Jiacoletti
General Electric
Cooley
Pinedale
W. A. Frenzel
Optometrist
Evanston, Wyo
Trailes Hotel
Eves
CPAIR
I. A
National Farm Loan Association
Court House