Defense highway bill dies in house over two vote margin
National defense highway measure with 125 million for strategic roads fails in the House on August 7 after a tight two vote margin prevents overriding the veto. Senate had passed the bill, while the president opposed allocation to states. Debate highlights cost projections, wartime needs, and future tax implications.
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Summons in District Court Case in Fifth Judicial District
The document lists plaintiffs Charles T. King and Tim Kinney and John Reimers and multiple defendants and their spouses or heirs in a Tennessee district court case in Lake Brar. It names Hess, Lewis, Rolph, Hayes, Jewett, Staley, Smart and other heirs or devisees. The text appears to be a blanked summons with named parties and potential heirs.
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Abel Smart
Devisees
Grace Bacon
Hannah Smart Hayes
James Smart
Lyman Smart
George Smart
Jesse Smart
Anna Christene Jensen
Joseph
Clark
Lucy Maria Clark
Thomas J. Williams
Mary A. Williams
John R. Hayes
Emma Hayes
Wilford King
Jame Doe King
Nephi Hayes
Mary Doe Hayes
Wells Hayes
Nephi W. Payme
Ada Payne
Frank T. Roberts
Jane Doe Roberts
O. B. Solum
BE. L. Solum
J. C. Solum
Winkmown
Wallace State Bank
Bank of Montpelier
G. L. Jenkins
State of
Idaho
BE. W. Porter
Bear Lake County
Boise Meridian
Noa
Ed Burgoyne
Montpelier
Fifth Judicial District
Bear Lake
Tho
Brar Lake
Tim Kinney
John Reimers
David Hess
Jane A. Hess
Davie W. Hess
Eliza J Hess
Henry A Lewis
Mary A. Lewis
Albert F. Rolph
Mary Elizabeth Rolph
Alma Hayes
Annselina Hayes
Horace Hayes
Abraham Jewett
Christene Jewett
Seamen Jewett
Emma Irene Staley Smart
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Lanark News Highlights Local Arts Fire and Travel
RaNae Wallentine visits Georgetown relatives as Lanark Primary marks its Home Coming on August six. The fire at the Smith Passey house is blamed on an electric storm, with furniture losses. Paris tops Lanark Elders in softball while community visits and travel fill the week from Sacrament meetings to school departures.
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Colonial Corporal Punishment in Early New York
In colonial New York and after the Revolution, the death penalty and corporal punishment were used in felony cases as part of the legal system.
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England to Open Gas Mask Repair Stations
Authorities announce repair stations across England to fix worn gas masks. Many masks show heavy use from constant carrying, and child masks are in special need as some are used as toys.
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