Pork Bill Stymies Congress Adjournment Plans
NEA Washington correspondent reports the 1956 Public Works Appropriation Bill, altered by the House from Budget Bureau figures, threatens to delay adjournment past July 30. Hayden warns of lengthy Senate hearings, possible full Senate battle, and later conference to reconcile House and Senate positions.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Neas
Congress
House of Representatives
Bureau of the Budget
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Carl Hayden
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
House
Anniversaries and History From America Today
Highlights list notable birthdays and historical events marked today including George Clinton, Isaac Babbitt, William J. Florence, Edward Mandell House, and Dred Harper. Also notes 1788 New York ratifies the Constitution, 1945 Potsdam proclamation, 1953 Korean War truce, and births of Goodyear chair Litchfield Kefauver Reid Mortimer Gallico Huxley and others.
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George Clinton
New York
Ulster Co
N. Y
George Callin
Wilkesbarre
Jersey City
MN. J
Isaac Babbitt
Boston
Railroad Journal Box
Taunton
Mass
William J. Florence
Albany
Philadelphia
William Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
New Concord
Ohio
Dred
Edward Mandell House
Wilson
Houston
John H. Morgan
New Lisbon
Spain
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Armed Forces of the
Philippines
Potsdam
Japan
Truman
California
Korea
S. S
South China Sea
Fonns
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
U.S
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Whitelaw Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods
Gallico
Aldous Huxlex
Ellis A. Kinder
Boston Red Sox
Atkins
Ark
New Belt Conveyor Modernizes News-Post Editorial Flow
The News-Post installs a Baldwin Pressure Belt, nicknamed the copy carrier, to shuttle copy from the second floor to the first floor shop. The system, built by Grover Trans Industry of New York, replaces 40 years of hand carry, cuts stair climbing, and keeps proofing in editorial rooms. It mirrors setups at major papers like The New York Times and the Washington Star, and is powered by a one horsepower motor with station buttons. The newsroom now enjoys air conditioning and neater operation.
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News-Post
Baldwin
Grover Transituhes Company
New York
Ne York Times
Washington Star
Allentown
Call-Chronicle
Starling
Wnews-Post
Sinc
Frank Keefer
Pat Rosencrantz
News- Post
FASTEETH Promises Firm, Comfortable False Teeth
Many wearers feel embarrassment when dentures slip or wobble. Use FASTEETH alkaline powder on plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. Also helps reduce plate odor for fresher breath. Available at drug counters.
Poets Instructors Highlight The News Frederick Md 1955
The article notes instructors and judges including Yommy Barrick Mrs Newell Esterly and James McClear. It mentions bullfighters using colored cloths in the arena to provoke and attract spectators, explaining the cloth motion tricks the bulls more than color.
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the News
Frederick
Mankind
Oe Brough
Yommy Barrick
Elawns
Newell Esterly
James McClear
Ares
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Budget Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Teenessee Valley Authority
Bureau of Reclamation
Southeastern
Southwestern
Bonneville Power Authority
Army Corps of Engineers
Appropriations Committee
Corps of Engineers
Senate Committee
Know
America
Douglass
Che
Fife
Flath
Horace
Internal Revenue
L. A. Chamberlin
Catoelin Avenue Park
Lynn Geesey
Anna Mae Young
Donna Harselt
Linda
Nancy Massinger
Vicky Winpigler
Mac Long
Studebaker
Studebaker Crafhmen
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Hillside Motor Company. Inc
West Patrick St
Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson, MD
Monument
Middletown
Sup Williamson
American Airlines
UFE Imsurance
TTT Finance CO
East Patrick ST
YES
Y Seeger & CO
South Market Street
Barelite
Are
Neanee
Aent Saucon
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Better Homes Equip. CO
East
Patrick Street
S. W. George CO
Brunswick, Md
C. Preston Myers Union Bridge, Md
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