Immigration 10 get showdown over relief and immigration policy
Washington dispatch notes two high priority foreign policy tests for the new Republican Congress: an emergency relief request of 200 to 400 million dollars to feed Europe after UNRRA ends, and President Truman’s plan to liberalize U.S. immigration laws to admit Europe’s homeless refugees. The outcome will shape U N prestige and American diplomacy amid domestic opposition and budget fights.
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Welcome Garden Club Honors Mrs. W. C. Faulk
The Welcome Garden Club passed a resolution recognizing charter member Mrs. W. C. Faulk, who died October 13, 1946. The notice extols her service to the club and extends sympathy to her family and friends in Monroe.
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Lawmaker drafts bill to merge quotas affects 1947 48
Rep Sabath proposes combining administration quotas for 1947 and 1948 to allow instant use within six months. Refugees would get preference. Some say the measure could be rewritten on the House floor to abolish immigration quotas if many workers are unemployed.
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