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CABINET MEETING, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950
SERVICE
All present except Agriculture
McCormick for Brannan
CHAPMAN
Together with A. G. a new stipulation has been worked out whereby
tidelands royalties will be deposited with the Federal Treasury pending
decision of Supreme Court. This is a real victory.
SAWYER
Tends to change mind on his previous position on Great Lakes ship-
ping. Finds we now have a stockpile of 8 million tons which is half that
of peacetime stockpile which has existed for years.
STEELMAN
Railroad strike is still deadlocked and seems hopeless.
VICE PRESIDENT
Conveyed message from Bill Boyle asking Cabinet officers to get
a list of absentee voters in each of the Departments.
THE PRESIDENT
Has had staff to work up hysteria history in U. S. and it shows
the pattern of such waves of intolerance and witchhunting after each
war in our history. Offered a copy of summary to each Cabinet officer.
Has also asked Economic Advisors to prepare weekly report on domestic
economy. The first report was received yesterday and shows some improve-
ment.
SAWYER
Latest report on national income indicates 235 billion for this
year.
VICE PRES.
35-39 agric. income was 479 million average. This year 1,700 million
will be agriculture income.
Not dated by Mr. Connelly.
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