Budget Warmed by a Vision of Seven Billion Dollars
A reminiscence on federal spending trends from 1938 notes the budget pushing toward seven billion dollars, with defense and veterans costs, interest on debt, and growing department expenditures. The piece cites Comptroller General findings of waste and urges Congress to tighten control, highlighting a court martial over a minor personal expense and a pension session amid limited major legislation.
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Associated Press
Congress
L. C. Probert
Sree
Roosevelt
Saara
Army
Navy
Ui Corpe
Ware
Marcy
Jependera
Department of Commerce
Trek
Thave Authority
Comptroller
United States
R. Nitt
General Accounting Office
Legislative Branch
Elliott
Department of Justice
War and Navy Departments
Pew
Harold C. Reisinger
Marine Corps
Reisinger
Quotations and Duties Across Species and Nature
Fragmentary OCR fragment contemplates quotations about duties and human nature. It contrasts what men ought to do with broader reflections on humanity and other beings, suggesting moral consideration beyond self. No clear event or names emerge from the readable text.
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N. J
William E. Dodd
Germany
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Champ
Garner
John N. Garner
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United States Senate
James, Teale
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China
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