End of New Deal Era Signals GOP Control in 80th Congress
The 80th Congress marks a shift as Republicans gain control. Only 12 pre New Deal Senators remain, with eight Democrats among them. House numbers show 54 pre New Deal Representatives. Leaders like Vandenberg Taft White and Millikin shape foreign policy and tax law. The era’s danger lies in rising government costs and debt, warns GAO official T Coleman Andrews.
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Pay As You Go Government Warned By Andrews
The passage argues that the government must move to a pay as you go system after years of heavy spending and deficits. It warns Americans have forgotten that benefits come with long term costs and urges acceptance of austere economic realities to avoid disaster.
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Capper calls for uniform divorce laws to curb rising rate
The Kansas senator argues in Today's Woman that inconsistent divorce laws fuel divorce mills. He sponsors a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to standardize marriage and divorce across states. The piece notes marriage as a business and critiques Hollywood influence, but asserts legislation cannot cure unhappy marriages.
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Arthur Capper
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Congress
Senator Capper
Census Bureau
Strength For The Day By Earl L Bougins D D
A moral essay on debt and character. It argues that avoiding payments reveals a character flaw and that paying debts faithfully reflects overall integrity. The piece cites examples from business and wartime debt, linking financial responsibility to trust and virtue.
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Seven Quiz Questions From a Historical How's Your L Q Page
A quiz prompts readers on calendar months, song authors, D Day leadership, sun diameter, socialist state status, election timing, Washington DC status, Henry Cabot Lodge lineage, location of the international date line, and former mandates for the Marshall Caroline and Mariana islands.
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Winchester News of Other Years Collage 1945 Flashback
A compiled column recalls events from 1945 to 1921 in Winchester. Highlights include Commander John D. Buckley visiting, first birth of 1946 at Winchester hospital to Lt. and Mrs. Charles Huntsberry, and the Stork Derby second place to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller.
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U. 8 Navy
Winchester
Winchester Hospital
Charles W. Huntsberry
W. A. Miller
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