Plan to Exempt Some Military Men From Auto Licenses
Governor Miles proposed an amendment to New Mexico motor vehicle law to exempt out of state military personnel on active duty from buying New Mexico license plates. They would register in state for a $1 fee, receive a small rear plate, with checks on out-of-state cars and safeguards to prevent abuse. The plan covers the current year only and excludes other government employees. cars bought in New Mexico would still bear New Mexico plates.
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N. M
Miles
New Mexico
Congress Deals With Navy Bill And British Aid
Senate engages in routine business as House takes up a Navy department appropriation of 3 billion dollars. The appropriations committee opens hearings on the president's 7 billion dollar British aid request. The judiciary committee cites Chairman Vinson of the naval committee for labor issues.
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Appropriations Committee
Judiciary Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
Naval Committee
Ways and Means Hears Arguments on Government Contact Extension
In the recess of yesterday's session the House received President Roosevelt's request for seven billion dollars for national defense and aid to Britain. The Ways and Means committee heard further arguments on the Guffey contact extension. Phone your classified to No. 11.
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House
Roosevelt
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