Second Session Looms as Truman Pushes Fair Deal Again
The second session of the 81st Congress in Washington is expected to be a drawn out battle as President Truman pursues remaining Fair Deal goals. With 1950 elections ahead, Democrats seek to advance farm and tax policies amid party tensions and regional battles, while Republicans target key Midwestern seats and Senators face reelect. The dynamic includes potential tax shifts and heightened party line voting, with civil rights issues fueling Dixiecrat resistance.
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Bourke Hickenlooper
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Forrest C. Donnell
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Alexander Wiley
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Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Milton Young
North Dakota
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Herbert Lehman
Robert Wagner
Hunting Mishap Ends With Mystery Will Read Tomorrow
Joe and Jim trek into the woods in hunting suits. A defective shell blasts, Joe bleeds and faints. Doctor asks why a living man is claimed dead. Jim distrusts the tale. A granduncle with perfect faculties dies, and the will is to be read tomorrow.
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Look Fresh and Pretty With This Bright Frock
A vintage style feature promotes a bright frock as part of a winter wardrobe guide. The item highlights fashion advice from a Fall and Winter fashion issue with a free pattern printed inside the book. The advertisement emphasizes affordability at 26 cents.
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