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Mr. Eisenhower is already announcing his Cabinet officers, as well as the top officials other important government agencies such as the Mutual Security Administration. A series of three messages must be sent to Congress by the President: The Budget Message, the Economic Report,

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—At Hartlepool TJARTLEPOOL’S Works and Transport Committee has called upon the Town Clerk to present to the next meeting of the Town Council a report ‘‘upon the advisability and implications the Council operating motor omnibus services. The instruction followed & meeting of the

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The decision of the United States petroleum administration for defence to allocate 45,000 tons of steel pipe for the missing link has raised hopes that Alberta’s oil will be flowing freely to the oceans in both directions within the next three years. Work will be resumed in the