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1944 H-49 Hr. E. E. Bennett: Confining our telephone conversation regarding repeal of Land Brant Aot under the Boren Bill. ftr your Information X enclose none eoples of a letter addressed to Senator soroghaa and signed by frank Ingram, which. Incidentally, outlines the work that has been done on this bill so far In levada. Hr. larks, who gave ne this letter, le going to Owerton today to see senator aerughan with a wise to actively pairing hie vote in favor of the bill. Contrary to telephone advloe, X an Informed by Hr. Barks that Senator HoCarren has also Indicated that he favors the Boren BUI, so that X think the State of levada nay be oonsldered definitely In the affmotive column when this bill eoaes up for vote. ALTER R. BkAfiltar Las Vegas - June 6,
