Federal aid in doubt as congress weighs budget cuts
Walter Shead reports on a 80th Congress debate over scaling back grants in aid to states and individuals. Proposals urge shifting funding to local governments, with Indiana signaling possible rejection of federal aid while Byrnes pushes broader state control and efficiency concerns.
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Veterans ask about GI Bill benefits and back pay
Readers report questions on mustering out pay terminal leave bonds and GI loan eligibility. VA notes 4 percent gratuity tax exemption and total guarantees exceed 1.5 billion dollars for veterans' home farm and business loans.
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Atomic era visions and Truman on art clash
A retrospective look at postwar science propels fantasy with earth crust reactions and hydrogen chain ideas while President Truman favours down to earth art. Marshall faces GOP questions on foreign policy with notes on Russia Austria Germany Palestine and Europe relief. Eleanor Roosevelt signs for a screen biography and Dulles brothers join advisors for a Geneva conference.
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Russia's Diplomatic Tactics and U S Labor Outlook
Pau Mallon discusses Soviet sensitivity as a diplomatic ploy and criticizes Moscow's aggressive foreign policy while noting U S top officials defend frank congressional questioning. The piece also notes anticipation of tax and labor policy shifts under Republicans as business leaders watch union power and potential law changes.
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