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Jefferson City Post Tribune

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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1947

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2

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FWA Approves Two Missouri Public Works Projects

The Federal Works Agency approved funds to prepare drawings and specifications for two Missouri projects. The advances must be repaid without interest when construction starts. One project finances the Oregon County sanitary sewage collection system and treatment facility.

Washington Federal Works Agency Missouri Oregon County

Congress Has Its Fun and Crim es in the USSR noted

A New York Times Magazine footnote discusses Senator Alexander Wiley's proposal to publish a snappier Congressional Record. The piece notes mixed reactions, citing jokes and the potential impact on public perception of Congress. Also covered are perspectives on U S foreign policy bipartisanship and Senator Vandenberg's cautious stance on national diplomacy.

Congressional Sen Alexander Wiley New York Times Wisconsin Congressional Record Wiley Congress House Senate New Yorker Representative A Barkley Senator Wiley Tobey Mr. Barkley Mr. Tobey Mr. Pepper New Hampshire Red Pepper Tobeynsea Tenia Fred Alien Bob Hope Ray Tuck Capitol Hill Truman United Nations White House Michigan Senate Foreign Relations Committee U. N Marshall State Department Army-Navy United States Ibn Saud Arabia Stalin George Washington Capital Hill Supreme Court

Congress Nearing End May Work Left Unfinished

The Nation Today notes the 80th Congress has five and a half months left to July 31 to finish tasks. It lists eight major actions already enacted, including tax cut veto risk, Greece and Turkey aid, and term-limited presidency, while warning of large bills and reforms still pending such as unified armed services and national health care with uncertain prospects.

Washington Congress Truman Romania Bulgaria Mr. Truman House Greece Turkey Senate National Science Foundation

Pravda critique of Marshall plan echoes Cold War caution

Mackenzie's column notes Pravda disparages the Marshall plan as extending the Truman doctrine while asserting US resolve to defend against Communism. It warns Moscow may reject collaboration and cautions against blocs forming in Europe, urging Russia to show its hand.

Moscow Pravda Communist Party Marshall Europe Greece Turkey United States Russia Washington London Paris Britain France America Germany Ily Council United Nations London Daily Telegraph Atti Tude Dean Acheson Wesleyan University Acheson Soviet Union

Marshall program in answer to Welles on world domination

The Marshall plan responds to former Undersecretary Sumner Welles who warned that Soviet expansion seeks global domination. The weekly broadcast argued Moscow’s success in Europe and Asia would spread influence to the Western Hemisphere, and that a definite answer is near.

Marshall Sumner Welles Russia Moscow Europe Asia

America Needs No Selling Program Debate Date

Rep Banta of Missouri opposes a bill authorizing the “America needs no selling program” and its World Wide broadcasts. He objects to student and professor exchanges and says taxpayers should not fund sightseeing trips or wine and spirits for program representatives abroad.

Washington Merica Rep. Banta R-Mo United States Russia

One of New Quads Dies After Birth in Montana

Tiny Donna Mae Randash, smallest of Randash quadruplets born last Saturday, died about 65 hours after birth. The other three, two girls and a boy, remain in good health with the mother Mrs Edward Randash and doctor Dr Elna Howard reporting hopeful prospects. The two girls weigh 2 pounds 15 ounces each and the boy 3 pounds 5 ounces. The father was at Baker, Mont., 80 miles away.

Miles City Mont Donna Mae Randash Randash Edward Randash Baker, Mont Elna. Howard Dorothy Dolores Dean

From where I sit it’s a free country and responsibility

A speaker asserts freedom includes responsibility and the tavern keeper’s right to protection from unfair competition and shady practices, framing regulatory need and professional safeguards in a discussion about licensing and fair trade.

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