Navy funds cut proposal eyed by Appropriations Committee
Washington The House Appropriations Committee today recommended a 10 percent cut in Navy funding for 1948. The plan would reduce Navy outlays to about 5.48 billion dollars from 9.347 billion, prompting possible personnel cuts and broader department downsizing. Committee members argued the Navy already had 2 billion in prior-year appropriations and urged stricter controls across defense spending. The full House was to debate the bill amid a larger budget package tied to President Truman's request.
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Congress Assailed For Inaction Apathy And Delay
Congress faces sharp criticism over inaction and apathy as lawmakers debate economic and housing measures. Wyatt, chair of Americans for Democratic Action, urges immediate action on wage, price, and housing policies while officials push tax reform and foreign aid funding. Senate and House leaders clash over government regulation and defense unification amid proposed budgets for postwar programs and science research.
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New London Announces Marriage of Tina Lindes and Edward Peterson
Word has been received of the marriage in Bethesda Maryland on May 3 at the First Methodist church. Tina Lindes daughter of Mrs Eva Lindes Washington DC married Edward L Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Enoch Peterson of Los Angeles California. Attending were Miss Mur Tink flow sid William darme soan close fiends of the couple. A reception followed hosted by Mrs Espesmueld. The newlyweds planned a honeymoon trip to New York City.
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Italy's Elder Statesmen Urged to Form National Government
An aged Vittorio Emanuele Or aide declined a bid to head a united Italy cabinet amid worsening economic crisis. President Enrico De Nicola sought elder statesmen guidance as Frencesca Nitti, 78, a pre fascist premier, advised restraint. In Washington plans and divisions surfaced as De Nicola and De Gasperi weighed coalition options and Orchiano Orlando, sole surviving Allied Big Four, pressed for government talks with De Nicola.
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