Open Letter to Congress urges 14.4 billion budget cuts in 1953
The U S Chamber argues for substantial reductions in Fiscal 1953 spending to close the 144 billion dollar gap and curb debt. It cites rising budget requests, inflation risks, and the need for self denial across sectors including finance agriculture housing education and welfare while detailing proposed cuts by department with emphasis on eliminating new economic controls and delaying nondefense expansions.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
Vamyoniet
Congress
National Chamber
Financial, Commerce and Industry
Try and Stop Me and Other Light Vignettes
A comic montage includes Joe E Lewis and a failed insurance policy tale with calendars and blotters, plus a Texan quip about accidental business. The passage shifts to budget figures for 1953 and 1952, detailing proposed foreign aid and military service cuts, with notes on efficiency and defense impact.
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Hoover Commission
Joe E. Lewis
Jack Entratta
Joe
Passover Soon Celebrated By Jewish Communities
Jewish people prepare for Passover with Seder at home and matzo forbidden leaven. The eight day or seven day observances vary by denomination. Eliah is welcomed, families gather, and songs and prayers mark the spring festival. Eastern Nigeria plans a new radio transmitter within eighteen months.
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Egypt
Eliah
Matso
Nigeria
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