Congress Weighs Less Legislation This Year
Washington indicates Congress may settle for less law this year with Hawaiian statehood and reciprocal trade Act extensions left on the shelf. Taft Hartley revision stalls in committees as administration bills, including foreign aid, tax changes, and Agriculture Department reorganization, await action.
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Congress
Eisenhower
House
Joseph Martin
Dulles
Senate
White House
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House Foreign Relations
Agriculture Department
Godfrey Responding To Gentle Hip Exercises
Arthur Godfrey remains in recovery from hip surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors report he is progressing with gentle exercises for his right hip and responding well to the regimen. A second operation on the left hip has been postponed.
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Godfrey
Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Riflemen Win League Honors
The Monroe Rifle Club, nine area men, captured the Southern Wisconsin Rifle League trophy by finishing 13 wins and 2 losses, beating Madison Rockford Beloit Janesville Monroe and County Line teams. Clarence Drake president noted three matches per opponent and that the traveling trophy remains non permanent.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Herbert Pfund
Monroe
Alfred Trumpy
Juda
Ralph Penniston
Argyle
Alfred Sulzer
Lyle Drake
Clarence Drake
Lawrence Raymer
Robert Vogel
Madison
Rockford
Vogel
Beloit
Janesville
Kundert's
Evening Times
Louis R. Wolleson
Herman Fritz Jr
Fred W. Galle
Charles A. Schindler
Carl Eley
Ambassador Nominee Alger Jr. Approved for Belgium
The Senate yesterday approved Frederick M. Alger Jr. of Detroit a former Michigan secretary of state and Republican nominee to serve as ambassador to Belgium.
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Ambassadr
Washington
Atom Industry Opening Vistas
New York reports industry tries to live with the atom to boost dollars. Atomic byproducts cut costs as firms push new products and processes. University of Michigan notes new compounds, radioactive materials aid farming and medicine, and research aims to preserve meat, improve toothpaste, livestock feeds, and pesticides while studying rubber vulcanization and oil-field flows. Eisenhower budget cuts may not greatly hinder these efforts as many users rely on radio isotopes.
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Sam Dawsg
New York
Atomic Energy
Atomic Research
University of Michigan
Radio active materials improve engine wear and catalyst checks
Conference reports show how radioactive beads used in oil refining save costs by tracing catalyst circulation. A company avoided a costly shutdown by measuring oil activity in the cracking unit. Atomic materials shipments and regulatory reconsiderations are noted among industry updates.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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