Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1947 — Page 7

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By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Feb, .11— Mi-

nority Leader Sam Rayburn. (D. Tex.) wants to know how far Indiana is going to go in rejecting federal finds. Rep. Raymond 8. Springer (R. Ind.) put into the house record a resolution adopted by the Indiana legislature, signed by Governor Ralph Gates, decrying federal fi-

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Russell Colbert (R. ' Washington) land Beecher . Conrad - (R. Peters-. burg), It was up for second reading in the senate today when, the minority senator began needling Republican senators. As he offered his trick amendment, ‘Senator Fleming reminded the Republicans of the previously | Honadopted resolution which was read in congress yesterday by Rep. Raymond Springer (R. Ind). It called for a return of home rule and an end to forced state expenditures through federal ad programs, p——

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Legislators Work On School Pay Plan

Education committees of both houses of the legislature united today to work out the complicated Problems of school teacher legisla-

Paced with threatened strikes by: teachers. who see their requested minimum salary slipping gway, the two committees met last night to take joint action. Senator Clifford Funderburg ®.| Huntington), chairman of the sen- | ate education committee, declared |

visable to harmonize the needs for | teachers salary with the Generali fiscal picture. The committees voted to speed up action on teachers legislation now in the two houses. Education) bills pending will be brought up for final reading and decision vote in: the next few days. | !

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State Apologize

With tongue in cheek, Senator] {Charles F. Fleming (D. Hammond) today offered an amendment to a {resolution asking for federal funds, | apologizing | type of begging.” | 00 { The Democratic senator offered . ithe amendment to remind the Re|publican majority it had in the

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His motion to amend followed a isection in the resolution asking appropriate sufficient {funds to carry on Indiana's flood! {control and soil erosion program. It read as follows: “ . . And this petition is made and submitted to the federal gov-, {ernment with apologies for passage

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 (U. P)). he | —Secretary of State George C.' Marshall has settled a dispute of | 18 months standing by placing all state department intelligence units’

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