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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

3

Congress Expected to Adjourn After Farm Bill Action

Congressman Paul C. Jones reports House passage of H.R. 6000 amending the Social Security Act with payroll tax increases toward 3 percent by 1970. Senate debates a farm bill with rigid parity support, REA loan expansion, flood control authorizations, and cotton acreage adjustments for Missouri. A White House breakfast with Missouri lawmakers, the President, and leaders hints at adjournment around October 15.

House Senate Congress Barkley Agricultural Committee REA Public Works Committee Missouri City of Cape Girardeau St. Francis River Arkansas Truman Moulder 3D District Boone Cooper County Dewey Short Sam Rayburn John McCormack Capitol Caruthersville McCormack

Frisco Railroad names new top officers and safety head

Frisco President Clark Hungerford announced a slate of new officials. Dr. W W Hollo will succeed Dr. E M Fessenden as chief surgeon and head of the Frisco Employes Hospital in St Louis. James L Homire of New York named general attorney. R L Elmofison of Springfield Mo named safety supervisor, replacing K E Beshears who becomes terminal trainmaster at Birmingham. Appointments take effect Oct 1. Also notes Missouri counties cash basis usage in 1947 and borrowing in 1948.

St. Louis E. M. Fessenden Frisco Railway Springfield Frisco Clark Hungerford Fessenden W. W. Hollo Hungerford Frisco Employes Hospital Beshears Birmingham Ala

Crossing Rivers Is The Toughest Pipeline Job

Water is a great enemy of natural gas pipelines and of pipeliners too. Engineers on Texas Eastern's system wrestle with crossing five rivers using large-diameter steel pipe. They lay long sections on barges, dredge the riverbed, and attach river-weights to prevent buoyancy. Bad weather threatens weeks of prep as winches lift and welds join segments across the river.

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Government Holds 848 567 Typewriters For Federal Staff

The federal government owns 848 567 typewriters and about 235 000 workers use them full or part time. This yields roughly 3.6 typewriters per user across the federal payroll.

Truman Urges United Nations Day Support Worldwide

President Truman urges all-out observance of United Nations Day to mark the UN’s fourth birthday. The National Citizens Committee for United Nations Day reports plans for October 24 observances with church sermons, exhibits, school programs, and civic activities across cities including Brattleboro, Waynesboro, Buffalo, Nutley, Racine, Tulsa, Pittsburgh, Vermillion, Oak Ridge, and Moorehead.

Truman United Nations National Citizens Committee Washington White House Rose Garden United Nations Day Citizens Committee Brattleboro Public Library Lions Club Girl Scouts Boy Scouts American Legion Lake Success Waynesboro Rotary Club Buffalo New York Council of World Affairs Nutley N. J Racine Wis Tulsa S. D Oak Ridge Tenn Moorehead Minn

Final step in Texas Easterns Big Inch Line work crosses rivers

Texas Eastern advances its cross river crossing in three states as final stage of this years pipeline project. Veteran contractors handle the task to boost natural gas capacity of the Big Inch and Little Big Inch lines and to expand service to the nation while contributing to local taxes payroll and purchases.

Texas Eastern Little Big Inch Sadway Milam Street Shreveport Louisiana Giig Itp Eran Yasamod

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