Foreign Aid Bill Is Cut in House Action
Washington reports show the House Foreign Affairs Committee cut 339 million dollars from the rock bottom foreign aid program amid quick votes. Acting Chairman Morgan said the cuts could be reconsidered but likely permanent for the committee. The big bill heads for the House floor next week with possible efforts to restore funds by Administration forces. The President seeks 3.942 billion for mutual security into the new fiscal year. Eisenhower asked 3.604 billion for the current year with a 661 million carryover, final approval was 2.768 billion plus carryover. The committee rejected splitting the bill into separate military and economic aid measures by 17 to 7. An authorization sets the ceiling for fiscal 1959 until an appropriations bill funds the program.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
One Hower
Morgan
DB Pa
Ute Committee
Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Market prices and oddities from a 1958 issue
A fragmentary listing shows prices for feeders and farm goods including pigs at 14 50, sows at 18 75, fowl at 10 50 per lot, ducks 25 2 per lb, rabbits 1 40 per head, bacon 45 per lb, lard 0 Meats and produce appear alongside garbled notes on wood, cloth, and a court-like phrase about a scrivener ordered to arrange proceedings.
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Pape
Frederic the Mal
Thetrsday
Iutcher
Reese
Local Auction Notes and Town Social Snippets
At the Woodshoro Livestock Sales weekly auction prizes are listed for various cattle and hogs with prices ranging from 9.90 to 35.75 per head. Community social notes record visits, anniversaries, and church activities including a Youth Fellowship music festival at Mt Tabor Church and a Bars and Stripes Club banquet in Evergreen Point.
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Rocky Ridge
John D. Kaas
Ethel
Mumma
Hier
Kenneth
Robert
Ed Hillen
Wagerstown
Roy Shank
Frederick
Thomas Bowers
Waynesbor
Allen Martz
Mary Catherine
Utica
Edgar Troxell
Charles Wantz
Harry Wantz
Wm. Stewart
Brunswick
Ralph Reck
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Mary Frances Warner
Alice Lease
Lewistown
Luther
Rosscoe Pryor
Cascade
Moralay
Floyd Wetzel
Theodore
Leroy Rhodes
Bars and Stripes Club
Maryland State Guard
Evergreen Point
Wamon’s Guild of
Mt. Tabor
Valdes Defeats DeJohn In Split Heavyweight Decision
Syracuse report notes Cuban heavyweight champion Valdes edged homegrown Mike DeJohn by a split decision in a 19 round bout. Valdes weighed 206 pounds to DeJohn 203. Donation misused in prose and lesson lines appear around the bout report.
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Hvaldes
Syracuse
N.Y
Nino Val
W. L. Gordon
Mike
DeJohn
Valdes
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Gram
Utr
Jahn D. Kaas
Han
Holy Name Society
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Mayogaine
Paris
Clarence Hahn
Alwayias Jrers
Lewis Fields
Johnnie
Wickford
R. L
Choice
M. J. Kaas Jr
Charity Krasttight
Daniel Kaas
EB. FL
EB. FL Keilhottzis 9.90. Foot Chosen Butcher Hogs, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wetzel
Roy Neale
Shiloh
Potomac Edison Co
Dorman
Potonac Edison Company
West Patrick St
HY Md
Sasly Cee
Cacm Tritt
Market St
Esskay’s Franks
Maine
Doz
Grocery Dept
Crisco
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
McCormici’s
ZEST
NCY Assort
Angel Food
Wen
Wer
Nabisco
Baker’s Chocolate
Acme
S&h
Syvs ‘New
Mother's
GIBBS
Keebler
Erat
Geri Baby
Lipton
Sunkist
Bozcan
Starkist
PARD
Strongheart
Super Ajax
Jae
Solant Vel
Ae A Cakes
Rdop
Ted
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