Controversial Bills May Be Passed Over Washington
The Truman Administration may delay key bills on social security universal health care and a farm subsidy test vote, as Democratic leaders see slim chances this session. Some say to let matters linger until 1950 while focusing on Education and housing pledges, with risks of voter memory fading. Senate hearings on the North Atlantic security treaty move to wrap up, Senator Connally aiming for quick action and brief testimony.
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Towa Mother First Lady Of The Farm
Ackworth farmer wife Mrs. Raymond Sayre, president of the Associated Country Women of the World, will spend two months as consultant for the U S Army occupation forces in Western Germany. She oversees farm life in the American sector, meets Landsfrau Verein members, and manages a busy schedule while guiding her four children and husband in a 60 acre farm estate with 600 sheep.
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Woman Leader Noted For Farm Bureau Roles In 1940s
Mrs Sayre a longtime extension worker and county official who chaired the Iowa Farm Bureau Women’s Committee for a decade is cited for national posts with the American Farm Bureau Federation Rural Welfare Advisory Committee of the FAO and UNESCO National Commission. Her past honors include master farm homemaker and presidencies in the Master Farm Homemakers Guild and American Country Life Association.
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Camel Cigarettes 30 Day Test Ad Declares Mild Flavor
Readers urged to try Camels for 30 days in a “T.Zone” test claiming no throat irritation since doctors found Camels mild. The copy promotes smokers switching to Camels for mildness and flavor and offers a full refund if not satisfied. Signed by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. of Winston-Salem.
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