TVA Program Approved in Senate Budget Battle
The Senate approved an appropriations bill totaling 1.898 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, with 17.206 million added to continue Tennessee Valley Authority dam construction including Watts Bar on the Tennessee River. Senators Glass Brynes Russell Adams McCarran Hale Towns en named to negotiate House differences, as the chamber kept the TVA provision and struck a line authorizing FHA payroll funding after March 1.
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House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
TVA
Chamber
Watts Bar
Tennessee
Delaware
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Interesting merchandise in classifieds prompts curious prices
Classified ads showcase a range of items offered at appealing prices. Readers find furniture gadgets electronics and curiosities described with emphasis on value and accessibility. The notices highlight bargain opportunities and immediate availability.
German Hen Quota Demands Stir Economic Satire
A satirical piece contrasts German efforts to raise egg production with political blame and wartime hardship. It riffs on hens laying more eggs, using mock plans like lights in hen houses and the perfidy of blaming Jews, while comparing to French foie gras and Japanese hawkish practices.
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Germany
Reich Association of Breeders of Hens
Association
Spain
Japan
France
der Fuehrer
The
Fatherland
Real Estate Opportunities in Hagerstown Classifieds
Classified pages highlight Hagerstown real estate offerings with listings grouped for home buyers. Focused items include houses and properties for sale or rent, with emphasis on convenient home searching from the reader’s location.
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Hagerstown
Revision Sought To Abolish Second-Choice Voting
Senate President Arthur Brice introduced a petition from Mary Janda daily newspapers asking revisions of Maryland election laws to abolish second-choice voting and speed tabulation. A similar petition will be introduced in the House by Speaker Thomas Conlon. The request was forwarded to Brice, Coulon and Roy. Herbert.
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Annapolis
Senate
Arthur Brice
Mary Janda
Thomas Conlon
Brice
Coulon
Roy
Herbert
Washington State Business Terms Cut Nets
A terse note states that the price points $4.98 and $2.98 will be applied as deductions from fur trade proceeds in Washington State business terms.
Special committee chairs Cumberland News publish Clarence request details
A special committee chaired by R. O'Conor of Cumberland News represented the Chesapeake asset, coordinating the publication of a request with P. Wallisbers in the state, William L. Webb publisher and editor of Geppert, and the Cambridge Banner managing editor.
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R. O’conor
Cumberland News
Chesapeake Asset
P. Wallishers
William L. Son Webb
Geppert
Cambridge Banner
Classified Ads Prompted by Busy Reral-Mial Takers
The notice urges readers to call 104 or visit the office to place an effectively worded classified ad, noting takers are busy but not too busy to respond.
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Garner
Healthiel
Axminsters
Montgomery
Bertram Lee
Fort Edward
Whiteface Mountain
J. O'Boyle
Detroit
Tsnding
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Wash. St. Bus. Ter
Dickel Distilleries
Copr
Gee, A. Dicks
Disisting Co
Lexington, Ky
Aury “Kiist
Hughes
Lucretia Vanderbilt
Rachel Shade
Haly
Evelyn Gay
Ascen
Greem
Ivor Fish
H.R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
P.O Crane
South Potomac Street
Fender
Hughes Motor CO
Jie
Bic
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