Market slump tests tax cut plans amid war of words
The piece notes a commodity price skid and tax-cut uncertainty among Senate Republicans led by Lucas and Brewster. It also mentions U N assembly site talks with Paris Brussels Geneva or The Hague contenders and a Soviet propaganda counterattack over published German documents.
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Forgan
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Lucas
Owen Brewster
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Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
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Byrd
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Paris
Brussels
Geneva
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Soil control fight moves to state or federal hands
The House Agriculture Committee will hold hearings on a bill by Rep. Harry D. Cooley to shift the soil conservation program from the Agriculture Department to state land grant colleges. The plan would transfer 10,500 agents and about 2,000 districts alongside federal grants to assist states. Supporters say state control boosts efficiency. opponents warn states lack handling experience. The federal program runs on 39 million dollars yearly with 10,500 staff aiding farmers and has produced conservation plans for 476,128 farms on 131,855,608 acres.
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House Agriculture Committee
Harry D. Cooley
Dem
N. C
Agriculture Department
National Farm Bureau
Washington
Farm Bureau
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Watchful waiting returns as style battle fades in Dallas
A reminiscence recalls the Little Below the Knee club in Dallas who opposed shorter hems. The movement has faded into a state of watchful waiting as broader social norms continue to advance.
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Dallas
Tex
Navy plans shift toward carrier power and larger ships
The article notes a possible strategic pivot in U S naval policy toward a larger flush deck aircraft carrier and heavier planes, with focus on carrier based bomb delivery rather than sea based missiles. It also covers Senator Taft’s Chicago speech urging careful foreign aid control to protect domestic prosperity and freedom.
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John Sulvan
Sullivan
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Robert Taft
Ohio
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West
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Chicago
Taft
Congress
Universal Military Training Debate Persists
The writer opposes universal military training while noting support for armed services research. He argues costs would total billions yearly, breaking down to about $21 per person or $90 per family, and questions the political motives of Congress and the White House. He sides with General MacArthur on avoiding broader training and emphasizes tech and intelligence over indiscriminate conscription.
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MacArthur
Congress of
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White House
Acton
Current Events Quiz Questions and Answers
Five quiz items test reading comprehension on Taft Hartley welfare funds leisure rights and Azores governance. An answer key notes the law does not welcome be Hassan.
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John L. Lewis
Russia
Be Hasan
Gems of Thought Cire Pulled From Great Daily Duty
A compact collection of quoted maxims from Carlyle Shaw Mencken and Chilon. The notes warn against credulity toward false hearts and one man cliques. It presents concise moral observations in a period newspaper voice.
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