Washington confronts tax cuts and foreign aid clashes
President Truman and a Republican Congress reopen the 80th Congress amid heated debates on tax reductions up to 5.6 billion dollars, foreign aid under the Marshall Plan, and the rising cost of living. Knutson leads the GOP push while Truman signals limits on revenue slashes and plans three messages including the State of the Union.
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Truman
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Rep
Knutson
Minnesota
House
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
R-Mass
Knutser
White House
Long Range Farm Program Sought by US Agriculture
Roy Wright of the Farm Security Administration tells Rotarians the Agriculture Department seeks a long range farm program for parity payments soil conservation and nutrition. He notes farm per capita income trails city levels and a bill is being drafted in Washington to include these provisions.
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Roy Wright
Farm Security Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Wright
Department
Washington
School Convenes After Holidays As Cameron Reopens
Cameron schools opened Monday morning as students and faculty returned from holidays. The district restarts mid term activities and prepares for exams and courses toward the June recess. Attendance was up to standard with all staff present. Holiday visitors included Mr and Mrs Lad Janes and son Laddis Jr, and Mr and Mrs Bernie Sparek of Temple, who spent Christmas with relatives in Buckholts.
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Laddis, Jr
Bernie Sparek
Temple
F. F. Spurek
Helen
Buckholts
Farm families make strides but more progress needed
The piece notes that farm families have made great strides yet much remains to be accomplished. It emphasizes ongoing work, progress, and the need for continued efforts toward improvement.
Appreciation for flowers and cards during illness
Mildred Cryer thanks readers for beautiful flowers and cards received during illness and for many kind deeds. Phone news items to 282.
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Mildred Cryer
Court House Closes For New Year Holiday
Court House offices closed January 1 for the first time in years as city officials join local businesses in observing the holiday. Tax assessor Walter White polled officials and notified the Daily Herald too late for the afternoon edition. Officials deserve commendation for the cooperative closing and for employees who receive limited time off.
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Court House
Walter White
Tierald
Milano Man Visits Cameron in Cameron Visit
C E Boggan of Milano was in Cameron recently as a visitor, staying for a day of local engagements and calling on residents.
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C. E. Boggan
Milano
Cameron
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