Truman proposals and Congressional approval trends since 1947
The piece analyzes Truman's legislative proposals and congressional response from 1947 to 1952. It notes a declining batting average of proposals approved, with 47.6 percent in 1947 dropping to 34.8 percent in 1952, despite 86 proposals submitted in 1952. Partial action occurred on 12 proposals. 27 had no action and 17 were rejected.
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Congress
Truman
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Me ‘Truman
Connress
Islapive
Great Britain
Ies
Souatas
The
United Nations
Germany
Sherman Hill traffic swells as antelope roam West of Cheyenne
On the Sherman Hill area west of Cheyenne the U P railroad's $16 million project to reroute Westbound trains around the steep grade draws heavy activity. With antelope population around 310,000 and farms closed, work crews report close calls from large animals on the hill as heavy equipment moves along the line.
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Cheyenne
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Sherman Hill
Wyoming
U. Py
Town Council Minutes of Big Piney Meeting Held August 3
The regular Town Council meeting in Big Piney was held on Tuesday August 3 at 9 30 p m The minutes show motions approved payments and warrants drawn for various town services and notices The meeting adjourned with RacheI A Scherbel clerk and Howard Masoner mayor listed among officials involved.
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Howard Masoner
Wice
Mioved
Paul Viros
Big Piney Gane
Big Finey
Paul N. Scherbel
Big Piney
R S. Bennett
Wyoming
Workmen's Compensation
Mackey
Uly
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Pinedale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jay’s
Delgins
Elgin
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer
Wy Taree
Facet Rey
Hotel
Hone
Kemmeret
Hgin ‘Banner
We Department
Ington
Shimber of Commerce
Iudy
United’ States
House Appropriations Committee
James
Devereux
RMD
Congréss
Jim Kirby
Sper
Scarborough Drift
Salt Lake City
Marbleton
Saturdy
Laramie
Wyo
Riverton
University of “Wyoming
G. D. Humphrey
Margaret Bybee
University of Wyomings Board ‘of Trustees
Sherman
Joe L. Budd
Sublette County
Official Town Council
Rachel A Scherbel
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Howard. Masoner
Norman Barlow
Republican
Your
Springs National Bank
Fauteral Deposit Insurance Corporation
V. L. Looney,m
Big Pinney
Examiner
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