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Congress trims federal spend in Interior budget debate
In a push to cut federal expenses the House tentatively approved amendments cutting about 10.5 million from the Interior Department for fiscal 1952, lifting total reductions to nearly 20 million. The administration sought 559.2 million, with the House earlier trimming 39.2 million. The effort aims to cut non military outlays and illustrate potential savings by projecting how far 10 billion could buy in armor, ships, and aircraft. Wyoming visitors to Washington included F P Lane, M D Murray, G C Ries, E J Bermingham, H Sarnsberger, Sim Hitchcock, E E Both, and U S Fish and Wildlife Director Athbert M. Day.
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Congress
House of Representatives
House
Interior Department
House Committee On Appropriations
United States
Wyoming
Washington
F. P. Lane
Laramie
M.D. Murray
Powell
G. C. Ries
Cheyenne
Edward J. Bermingham
Duncan
H. 8.Arnsberger
Lander
Sim Hitchcock
E. E
Athbert M. Day
United States Fish and Wildlife Service