Senate approves aid and postal pay raise debate continues
Senate actions trim the military and economic aid request for Europe and elsewhere while approving a federal postal workers pay increase retroactive to July 1, 1951. The column urges House action, notes apprenticeship funding threats, and seeks retention of funds for the Bureau of Land Management program supporting western livestock interests.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Bureau of Land Management
Ute Leaders Gain National Posts at NCAI Convention
Reginald Curry was elected 2nd vice president of the National Congress of American Indians at St Paul Minnesota. Justice N B Johnson of Oklahoma City was reelected to a term as President. Frank George of the Coalville Agency in Naspelem Washington also reelected. Ute delegation included Albert Harris Russell McKinley with active participation in panels on cooperation with governments and on law and order. McKinley chaired a workshop and served on committees while attending governors council meetings.
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Reginald O Curry
National Congress of American Indians
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wiram N. Clark
Standing Rock Sioux
Fort Yates
North Dakota
Justice N. B. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Frank George
Coalville
Naspelem
Washington
Ute
Albert H. Harris
Russell
Francis’ McKinley
Washington, D. C
NCAI
Albert Harris
Francis McKinley
McKinley
Ussell Cuch
Pat makes peace with God before passing away
A bedside exchange reveals Pat facing death with faith. When asked if he has denounced the devil, he says he has made peace with God and will not antagonize anyone, underscoring his spiritual resolve in his final moments.
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Pat
Anyyl
Tribal Business Committee Approves School Grants
The Tribal Business Committee approved educational advances of 50 for high school students and 25 for elementary students from an 800 fund, to be charged against the 1000 per capita payment. The note highlights ongoing grant requests and critiques tribal spending patterns while urging prudent use of funds.
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Tribal
Iindly
Why so few take part in 1950 target shooting
Robert Uhl asks why only about one third of one percent of America’s 17 million hunters joined registered target shoots in 1950. Reasons include lack of local ranges and start-up guidance, expense, and limited fun. Proposals urge more shooting grounds, club formation, and varied targets to boost year round sport, safety, and skill.
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Reasan
Robert Uhl
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NRA
ATA
NSSA
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute
Miss Gilbert Scolds Skip Lawson Over Electricity Gaffe
An amused classroom moment features Miss Gilbert teasing Skip Lawson after he blurts that he forgot electricity, hints grownups who claim certainty often err, and ends with a nudge to admit uncertainty rather than pretend to know.
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Skip Lawson
MR. Lawson
Skip
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