Congressional Developments in Foreign Aid Debate
Congress pressed to approve a 590 million foreign aid bill without restrictive amendments. The Foreign Affairs Committee met to decide compromises and the bill would go to a joint conference to resolve House Senate differences. President Truman expected to request 16.99 billion for European recovery with an initial 7.6 billion for first months. a 15 month down payment was favored by some. Senate leaders discussed compulsory inflation controls, but no immediate plan. House may draft two anti inflation bills next week. Pension reform proposals criticized military pay disparities for disabled versus enlisted personnel.
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Washington
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Europe
Senate
Truman
Congress
Smetaaie
Shauphin
European Recovery Administration
Britain
Kenjoeth Wherry
Nebraska
Housy
Joseph W. Martin
Charles H. Elston
Armed “Services
Ens
Elston
Hia
Army+ Navy personnel board
Dewey party eyed as housing drive urged
Congressman Coudert plans a social gathering with Governor Dewey to discuss politics. Rep Gamble notes housing must rise at least 40 to 50 percent in four to five years to curb shortages, praising APL and builders for cooperation. Knowland cites German ore and mine pay disparities influencing wages and fuel a rural economy tale. A note on radiator valve problems closes the item.
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Chronicle
Falegram Flyria
Obie
Hee
Newey
Frederick Coudert
BR. Ne
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York
Coudert
Ralph A. Gamble
R. N.Y
Congressional Housing Committee
APL
William F.knowland
Cal
Germany
Knowland
Urges Correct Mailing To Prevent Holiday Delays
Acting postmaster William Denne urged careful mailing of Christmas cards to avoid the dead letter office. Postal rules cause many third class mail losses when addresses are wrong or forwarding is needed. undeliverable cards are not returned. Deadlines recommended: out of state by Dec 10, local by Dec 14.
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William Denne
Jentie
Jenne
Avon MHS and Schaffer Hostesses Lido Club Night
Avon MHS and Mrs. Carl Schafer hosted the Lido Club at her Avon home on Wednesday evening with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Herbert Myers Mrs. Morris Diedrich and Mrs. Walter McAllister Light refreshments followed. The group planned a reunion at Mrs. Myers home in three weeks Get Me Not Mission club entertained by Mrs Owen McKenna on Center Road with a 1 pm lunch and social afternoon A Christmas party is set for December 28 Mary and Grace Gough attended a missionary meeting at the First Baptist Lorain at the Breeden home on Thursday afternoon.
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MHS
Schafer
Avon
Carl Schafer
Herbert Myers
Morris Diedrich
Walter McAllister
Owen McKenna
Center Road
Mary
Grace Gough
First Baptist Church
Lorain
William Breeden
Bonster
Reata Colling
Fisher
Detween
Ibach
Starkey
Webb
Avon Lake
Patricia Blake
Theresa McChant
Gerade
Barbara Bungart
Pauline DeChant
Donald Penk
Taddy Smith
Judy Staab Anderage
Marlene Popa
Janet Allen
Lois Bayley
Rita Dunker
Doris Kiskamp
Ronald ‘Metzger
Margaret Rosh
Reynold Schwartz
Mary Lou Kellis
Marlene Geiman
Rose Elpin
Marilyn Mitchell
Anne Pickering
Patricia Reynolds
Jack Smith
Barbara Verdes
Mary Ann Jagush
Shirley Hitchcock
Norman Jensen
Georgia Mitchell
Sean Collins
Charles Maurer
Barbara Gaworski
Judy Jameson
Jackie Whitworth
Joseph Stumphauser
Marcia Gelman
Marilyn Thach
Billy Moore
Jaynette Kratz
Mariel Marx
Tommy Galdry
Barbara Prescott
Beverly
Civic League
Makig
Council set December hearing on Stony Ridge zoning
President George Curran announced council action to fund the land purchase along Detroit road and thanked owners for their cooperation. A special council meeting will be held December 16 to hold a public hearing on changing part of Stony Ridge road from B zone to a C commercial district. B Adams, Industry Committee chair, reported on Avon industry. Bill Gates announced the B th game party for December 16. Vegetable Growers met at Town Hall Wednesday evening for their final meeting, planning a trip to the National Junior Vegetable Association in Jackson Mississippi next week. Avon attendees include Robert Fitch and Lowell Puter.
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George Curran
Detroit Road
Council
Stony Ridge Road
B. Adams
Bill Gates
Vervéd
Town Hall
National Junior Vegetable Association
Jackson
Mississippi
Robert Fitch
Lowell Putéler
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Karl W. Plocher
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Ada
Pullman
Hudson
Sea Hudson
Tbidon
Hustson
Hudson Dealer
Stang Motors
Elgrig
Rothgery Motor Sales
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