Beall Reports House Slices 1.24 Billion From Budget Requests
Rep. J Glenn Beall notes House Appropriations action trims 1.2445 billion dollars from the President's budget requests this session with potential further cuts totaling near 6 billion if Senate does not restore them. He cites Agriculture funds used for foreign aid and the Mutual Security Act as issues, including Section 32 funds for school lunches. A bill proposes limiting federal spending to income except in emergencies, effective June 30, 1953, amid 72.8 billion unexpended balances across agencies.
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Government spending, inflation and war costs rise
The piece notes inflation as a concern with gross national output around 358 billion dollars, nearly twice prewar levels. A 1939 food basket climbs to 23.89 dollars today per Bureau of Labor Statistics. Korean War casualties top 106,000 and Defense estimates annual costs reach five billion dollars.
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Doctor Says Varicose Veins Surgery Is Modern Treatment
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes varicose veins affect middle aged and sometimes younger people due to standing, obesity, childbirth, and tight bands. He explains leg veins rely on valves to prevent backflow, and when valves fail, veins swell leading to varicose veins and ulcers. Prevention is emphasized before considering treatment options.
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Treatment of Varicose Veins and Ulcers
The text discusses how swollen feet and ankles arise from poor venous circulation caused by varicose veins and how such ulcers can form and enlarge. It outlines treatments including elastic bandages, surgical removal of varicose veins, and injections that close the vein, noting surgery is becoming more popular while injections decline.
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglas
Labor Day reflections on historical labor conditions versus modern times. Notes that strikes and riots were common decades ago while praising improvements yet warning on today’s slow-downs and subversive influences. Cites minority troublemakers in both sides and urges firm handling. Includes a humorous Readers Digest quote about a day.
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