Princeton flood control project urged for inclusion
Army Engineers endorsed a flood control plan for Princeton West Virginia, estimated at 27,500, to improve channels in Brush Creek, Christian Fork, and Grady Fork. Former West Virginia Senate president W Broughton Johnston told a House subcommittee there has been no objection to the project and noted the land could be ideal for development.
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Omnibus Bill Expands Veterans Benefit Payments
A House omnibus bill would add billions to payments for World War I World War II and Korean War veterans disabled veterans and widows. The program seeks 1400000000 cost with a 10 year rollout and would raise federal pensions to 103 monthly per the proposed plan.
House approves billion-dollar cut in foreign aid bill
The House tentatively backed a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid package, cutting well below Eisenhower’s request while rejecting a proposal to drop Yugoslavia from the program. A roll-call vote was postponed to Monday as leaders discuss the Yugoslav issue and potential amendments amid continued congressional debate.
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Bean Re-Elected Hardy County Democratic Leader
Ralph J. Bean, president of the State Senate, was re-elected chairman of the Hardy County Democratic Executive Committee. He has held the post for 17 years. Other officers include 7 B. Chipley of Moorefield as vice president and Mrs Jet Harmon of Moorefield as secretary treasurer.
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Neely Expected to Leave Bethesda Hospital Soon
Senator Neely of West Virginia may be discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital in a few days. A hospital official said his condition is good and that he is expected to be dismissed the first of next week. He is reported to be suffering from sciatica.
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