Senate trims budget bill by 27 percent
The Senate sent back to the House a 215.53 million interior department appropriations bill, a 27 percent cut from Truman's estimates. The revised measure is 54.12 million higher than House action, with 41 million of that for operations previously believed fundable from carryover.
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R-Nebr
Local Woman Finds Relief After Digestive Trouble
A Local Lady suffered hours of spitting up an acid liquid after meals with headaches and irregular bowels. She credits INNER-AID a herbal remedy containing 12 herbs for cleansing bowels and easing stomach gas. Benefits include improved digestion and regular bowel action. Available at drug stores.
Senate action urged on bills before June and tax on G I bill
President pro tempore urged quick action on 15 to 20 bills awaiting final approval before June 30. The Senate passed a bill to cut G I bill benefits for those enlisting after Aug 31 and sent it to the House. The labor secretary urged Truman plan No 2 to reorganize wartime functions within the Labor Department, which the House rejected. Johnston warned democracy requires more than money. The former Chamber of Commerce leader framed world leadership as costly and essential amid cold war ideologies.
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Truman
Vandenberg
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Senate Labor Subcommittee
Labor Department
United States Must Help Finance World Reconstruction
Eric Johnston said on Monday that the United States must assist in financing reconstruction of a considerable portion of the world to stabilize global conditions and promote peace and commerce. The remarks stressed international aid as essential to U.S. interests and security.
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United States
Pullman, Wash
Eric Johnston
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle drill team social
The group met Wednesday evening June 11 at Myrtle Siebert’s home 1431 N Harrison Pinochle followed a dessert luncheon Prizes went to Verdian Gibbons high score Lillian Davis all cut Florence Miles consolation Members Fern Preckleton Susan Smith Esther Skinner Lenore Smith Marjorie Jones Alberta Henstrom Florence Miles Osa Clark Angie D Amico Verdian Gibbons and the hostess Guests Mrs Lillian Thomas and Mrs Hannah Girard Electricity is used on more than 2 000 000 U S farms.
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Lillian Davis
Florence Miles
Fern Preckleton
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