1947 Program Commitments Suspended in Marion County
The Marion county AAA committee chaired by Mr. Lee Britt announces suspension of all 1947 ACP commitments due to a reduced federal appropriation. Funds may drop from $300 million to $165 million, halting purchases and work, while urging farmers to continue conservation. Officials warn aid may shrink but restoration is possible.
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Lee Britt
Marion County Aaa Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Odin Area Personal Items Note Local Visits
Mrs Violet Rhodes Mrs Mattie Martin and Doris Thompson visited Centralia on business Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Remus Biagi of Centralia welcomed a baby girl with Mrs Biagi's maiden name Dorothy Risinger Odin. Earline Sebastian Rosalie Young and Doris Thompson were in Salem on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Andes and Char
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Les Louder
Wilkes Barre
Penn
Wm. Curtis
Nola Clabaugh
Commander Berry
Chas. M. Day
American Legion
Lawrenceville
Verdy Hurd
Fancy Work Club
Bert Wooters
Joe Stroud
Ozarks
Dwain Crain
Carbondale
David Kessel
Jessie Crain
Mary Alice Morgan
Howard Perrine
Canada
Violet Rhodes
Mattie Martin
Doris Thompson
Centralia
Remus Biagi
Earline Sebastian
Rosalie Young
Salem
Joe Andes
Char
Laundering Bedding For Fresh Fragrance And Longevity
Georgia Leffingwell advises in Capper’s Farmer on home laundering for clean fragrant bedding. Use correct machine capacity and ample suds. wash quilts and blankets in 130F water, 5 to 15 minutes, with thorough rinsing. Dry in shade or indoors, flip and brush nap, press bindings to finish.
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Georgia Leffingwell
Vursell Talks Possible Veto on Tax and Labor Bills
Congressman Vurrell discusses the President's signing or veto of the Tax Reduction and Labor Management bills. He argues the President should keep his promise to cooperate with Congress by approving the Tax Reduction Bill to cut taxes for laboring people and low income groups by 30.
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Congress
Why Is It Coming A Forecast Of Recession In The Nation
The column warns of a likely severe recession by August or September lasting six months. It cites high costs, wage increases, and inflation as key drivers, noting President Truman’s urge to cut prices to cushion the impact and urging a shift to higher productivity instead. It promises further analysis.
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Truman
Washington
Henry Wallace
OPA
President urged to sign bills aiding taxpayers and labor
The appeal argues passage of a tax relief plan raising exemptions for seniors and expanding benefits, plus support for the Labor Management Bill to curb abuses in the labor movement. It asserts vetoes would derail relief for about 48 million taxpayers and undermine national economic stability.
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