Navy and Senate cut emergency defense bill amid economy drive
The army, navy and coast guard faced an emergency supplemental appropriation to speed defense and neutrality patrols. The House trimmed $4.5 billion, the Navy received $52.5 million for building with funds possibly next year after the election. The Senate cut about $127.9 million, delaying some projects and forcing a longer timeline. Major ships and agencies faced shifts, with a phased two-year plan for 21 ships and a later big expansion still on the horizon.
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Kennedy's 80 Billion Income Idea Sparks Budget Debate
The remarks defend a high income goal to show gains since the New Deal with wages, factory payrolls, farm income, and exports rising. Budget balance hinges on full employment. officials warn against drastic cuts that could trigger a recession. Several figures show 1932 to 1939 growth in wages, payrolls, farm income, dividends, and non agricultural employment.
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Congress Debates Ship Contracts and Funding Levels
The article reports on congressional debate over naval shipbuilding funding and authorizations. It notes commissions seeking up to 20 million for mercantile building, scaled approvals, and a contentious stance on paying for already authorized contracts. It highlights Adm. requests, perceived savings through postponement, and the House’s resistance to further cargo vessel authorizations.
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Lovey-Dovey Doings Bring Film Offer for Him
Lovey Dovey doings bring a film offer for Darin Zanuck, a Hollywood producer wired from New York offering to back a picture titled The Great with a story involving his daughter and his show business circle.
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Yankees weigh waivers on Chandler and pals in bold front office move
The Yankees consider waivers on Spurgeon Chandler Oral Hildebrand Lee Issem and Bill Knicker as part of a strategy to secure a preferred deal. Cleveland and St Louis clubs are also active in waiver plays, with speculation that Lefty Grissom and Grissom’s potential return to an AA outfit could shape moves for Bill McKechnie’s pitching plan.
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Barbs and quirks from a 19th century clipping
A fragmented note recalls the Union of South Africa canceling an annual stab hunt due to the fur coat market. It references Soviet soldiers in Finland, Ospitate's Who's Who in Boston, 1824 editions likely abandoned for size, and a father fined eighty dollars for hitting his son who "danced like a horse" as the boy dances at home.
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Silent scrutiny shapes voter mood amid fee issue claims
Voters perceive pressure from officials as candidates sense oversight creeping in over fee matters. The debate centers on transparency and accountability, with observers noting a climate of caution among contenders and supporters alike.
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