Wright Patman's Washington Weekly Letter 1955 Overview
The last Weekly Letter of 1955 notes Congress reopens in January 1956 and highlights Democratic initiative in achieving peace, Geneva meetings, and airmen’s release. It critiques Republican positions, Federal Reserve tightening, small business funding opposition, and pending housing credit changes. It warns of wage and mortgage market shifts and flags a new Defense Production Act precedent allowing wartime tools in peacetime.
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Dallas visitors and family reunion notes
Mrs. Kenneth Love and Gen Kenneth and Mrs Malcolm Watson of Dallas visit sister Mrs Olen Hines and husband. Miss Sue Cagle was in New Boston Wednesday. Mr and Mrs S H Womack attended a Womack family reunion last Sunday in Jacksonville.
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