Lawmakers Flexibly Defend Highway Spending Amid Byrd Amendment
The Wall Street Journal argues the Byrd amendment to curb deficit spending on the Federal highway program was suspended by lawmakers. The House Public Works Committee approved legislation to allow highway outlays despite insufficient revenue, delaying Byrd rules for years and favoring rapid progress.
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Byrd
House Public Works Committee
Wall Street Journal
Public health note and legal notice combined in 1959 text
Article fragment discusses written consent for minor medical care and emergency treatment rules. It also mentions licorice roots, sled dogs in polar travel, Delaware’s three counties, and a 1959 citation from Grayson County Texas detailing a property case in Denison with a real estate receiver.
Citation Notice and Estate Proceedings from Grayson County
Multiple legal notices including Citation by Publication No 65981 requiring R B English and heirs to appear for partition of Sherman Texas property, and Final Account hearing for G E Stevens estate with Vernal Stevens Administratrix scheduled at Sherman courthouse. Publication appears in The Whitewright Sun June 11 1959.
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State OF
Texas
Betty Perkins
Eddie Langford
Reece Alexander
Lucetta Brown Carpenter
Lute Alexander Carpenter
Willie Kelly
Berry Langford
Roy Langford
Travis Langford
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Ann Moseley
A. W. Moseley
Sue Bell Morris
H. C. Morris
Perry
Denison
Woodard Street
S. W. Earnest
Tex
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
State OF Texas
R. B. English
R. L. Hall
Richard D. Gaines
Alonzo Gaines
Alberta Gaines
Floyd Head
Mary Frances Gaines
Joe Lawrence Gaines
William Lee Gaines
Birge
Fairview
Ss. V. Earnest
G. E. Stevens
C. Buchanan
Connell Rogers
Bonds that could fund tomorrow's soldiers
The chart outlines how bonds you buy will earn money for you while supporting national defense. It emphasizes that beyond financial returns, the primary purpose is aiding tomorrow's soldiers.
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Delaware
America