Congressional Food Committee Hearings Cause Stir In Indiana
Indiana lawmakers grilled New Deal food policies at Indianapolis hearings led by Rep. Gerald W. Landis. He warned of food riots amid price controls and urged halting overseas farm equipment shipments until U.S. farmers are served, citing 1919 versus 1946 price comparisons and $1.82 billion in subsidies.
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Congressional Food Committee
America
OPA
Gerald W. Landis
Republican Food Committee
Indianapolis
United States
Raymond S. Springer
Forest Harness
Noble
Landis
Visitors from Indiana Stay With Local Teachers
Raymond S. Springer notes visiting group from Indiana including Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Horne Greensburg Mrs Floyd C. Arnold and son Alan Connersville Mr James Adamson Terre Haute Central high school Muncie teachers Miss Josephine Clevinger in charge R H Hassler and E R Boreden Connersville also listed. Also discussion of rivers and harbors bill with projects totaling 599 million and critiques of Big Sandy and Tombigbee plans.
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Indiana
Oscar C. Horne
Greensburg
Floyd C. Arnold
Alan
Connersville
James Adamson
Terre Haute
Central High School
Muncie
Josephine Clevinger
R. H. Hassler
E. R. Boreden
Kentucky
West Virginia
Big Sandy
Ohio River
Misses Cunningham Guests of the Pearsons in Indianapolis
The Misses Mildred and Esther Cunningham of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pearson.
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Mildred and
Esther Cunningham
Indianapolis
Claude Pearson
Housing Gap Persists for Veterans After Discharge
A Veterans Administration and National Housing Agency survey of 3,000 enlisted men discharged from five army and three navy centers in the North East and North Central states shows over 60 percent still lack suitable homes three to four months later. Married veterans with and without children report high rates of doubling up, renting, or living with other families, while Quonset huts add 136000 square feet of living and recreation space in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin to ease crowded VA hospital conditions. By May end VA loans in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin total 16,520 with 73.8 million dollars in value, 32.18 million guaranteed. Physical therapists and other medical staff remain in demand in the three-state region.
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Veterans Administration
National Housing Agency
Army
Navy
North East
North Central States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tri-State
Hines
Dwight
Downey
Marion
Danville
Waukesha
Mendota
An Wood
Indianapolis
Veterans urged to apply early for fall school aid
To prevent VA offices from being swamped when new students arrive veterans planning to attend school next fall should file applications now with the Veterans Administration. Early action aims to smooth processing for first time enrollees.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans
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