Senate Votes to Ban Subsidies on Food Prices
In a tumultuous session on July 6 Washington debated subsidies amid a veto fight. The Senate voted 36 to 28 to ban subsidies to lower retail food prices while extending the Commodity Credit Corporation’s life and borrowing authority. The House sent the measure to a conference committee, seeking a compromise after attaching the subsidy ban. Senator George of Georgia urged rejecting subsidies as harmful to political institutions.
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Hoffmans listed in Fort Belvoir military notices
Pvt Hofman of Co C 7th Bn ERTC 2nd Platoon Fort Belvoir Va is son of Walter Hoffman 469 West South Street. His brother Pfc George E Troffman is stationed at Jefferson Barracks Mo.
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Senate Votes On Food Price Measures And Subsidy Ban
The Senate approved a plan to spend 525 million to curb retail food prices, then rejected it. A ban on subsidies by the CCC passed 36 to 28, with Tydings urging a full government-wide ban and Danaher pushing only CCC subsidy restrictions. The administration favored shifting positions on subsidies.
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Martinique Joins French National Liberation Committee
Reuters reported a Morocsa radio broadcast claiming Martinique has joined the French Committee of National Liberation. No independent confirmation followed. Martinique's leader Admiral Georges Robert had invited the United States to name an envoy for talks on a possible change in French authority there.
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Icy myths fade as Yellowstone trip steadies wartime car
A father and son travel home in a wartime era car citing Conoco NiA oil and a concept called oil plating to prevent engine corrosion. The dialogue praises oil protection while lamenting delays for new models, stressing practical maintenance over waiting.
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Banks To Become Depositaries For U S Withholding Taxes
Banking sector changes described to handle withholding tax deposits under the 1943 act. Employers must remit monthly tax withholdings to authorized depositaries or directly to district collectors, with banks allowed two payoff methods to cover added costs. The note also covers meeting times and a lodge meeting summary with names and hosts.
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