1951 Session of Congress Faces Slow Output
The 82nd Congress in 1951 produced 168 public bills by October 12, far below 435 in 1950, due to extensive investigations into MacArthur, crime, troops for Europe, the RFC, and foreign policy strains amid Korea tensions. Military and economic aid under NATO and the Marshall Plan shaped the budget and policy.
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Trime
RFC
Russia
Korea
2Nd Congress
Senate
Postwar Policy Clash Highlights 82nd Congress Actions
The article outlines Democratic and Republican clashes over foreign and domestic policy in 1951. It notes wartime measures against Germany, export controls, trade restrictions with the Soviet bloc, and loans to India. Domestically, it reports cuts to welfare, limited social programs, changes to Taft Hartley, inflation controls loosened, and a projected 1951 52 deficit of about five billion dollars.
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Germany
India
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Truman
Republican Congress
82Nd Congress
Congress
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Delber 16 1981
Final canvass of the city may be made by a women's committee before the 1981 Corry Relief Fund campaign closes. About $5,000 reported toward a $12,000 goal. Fire badly damaged the Auburn sedan owned by Arthur Weidner of North Center Street on Columbus road near Scott's crossing. Junior High student government elected Wilbur Renskers as president and Norman Orsell as vice president for 1931 32. Dorothy Spiesman of West Smith Street in Erie hurt in an automobile accident. K ray exam shows no fractures. Third ward girl still at St Vincent's Hospital Erie but improving. George Marsh of Concord Township sent raspberries and honeysuckles in blossom from his farm south of the city. This Fall.
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Auburn
Arthur Weidner
North
Center Street
Columbus Road
Scott's Crossing
Wilbur Renskers
Norman Orsell
Dorothy Spiesman
West Smith Street
Erie
Third Ward
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Marsh
Concord Township
Journal
Mrs Ora G Brown dies after long illness at Corry hospital
Mrs Ora G Brown widow of Glycie F Brown died Monday night just before 10 at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born April 1 1873 in Concord township Erie county she lived most of her life there except two years in Kane. Survived by son Harold L Brown granddaughter Barbara J Brown at Fort Dix and others. Funeral at Bracken Keating Thursday at 2 PM.
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Glycie F. Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Concord Township
Erie County
Kane
Mr.Brown
Corry
First Methodist Church
Brokenstraw Valley
D.ar
Harold L. Brown
Robert Brown
Morris J,wickwire
This City
Bracken- Keating Funeral Home
How's Your I Q A Classic Brain Quiz
The page presents a 10 question IQ style quiz with scoring terms from Genius to Poot and urges checking the Classified Page for answers. It asks who headed the Soviet delegation to the San Francisco treaty conference, a quote about liberty and union, edible goat meat, proverb value of a bird in the hand, issues from a gerontological congress, which iron is more brittle, offspring of two mules, color of the heavens if viewed from above, adjournment sine die, and a spelling correction about sera phims.
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St. Louis
Jackass
Funeral Set for Roy Dalrymple in Spartansburg
Roy Dalrymple, 68, longtime Spartansburg resident and janitor of the Sparta Consolidated School for ten years, died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital from a heart ailment. Born February 1685, he was the son of Orlin and Hetry Jane Ather ton Dalrymple and the last of his family. He is survived by his wife Minnie Jackson Dalrymple and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. funeral arrangements pending.
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Roy Dalrymple
Minnie Jackson Dalrymple
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dalrymple
Spartansburg
Sparta Consolidated School
Orlin
Hetry Jane Atherton Dalrymple
Torrey and Hays
You May Have Kidney Fatigue and Not Know It
Advertises Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a quick relief for backache and rheumatic pains blamed on kidney fatigue. Claims kidneys fail to eliminate poisons and urges purchase at druggists.
Services Held There at 2:90 P.M. Wednesday
Rev. James Schmittle pastor of the Spartans leads services at the specified location and time. The notice states a 2 90 PM Wednesday service with the Spartans involved.
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James Schmittle
The
Spartans
Burial Service Planned at Sburg Methodist Church
A funeral notice states a service will be held at Sburg Methodist Church with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. The obituary references a local accord and community memorial date.
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Sburg Methodist Church
Rosé ‘Hill
Spartansburg
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