Supreme Court halts executive property seizure trend
The decision blocks presidential power to seize private property, notably the steel mills, warning that expanding such authority risks eroding constitutional rights and risking dictatorial power if checks and balances fail. The piece argues the ruling preserves individual rights during wartime and cautions against precedent that could empower future administrations.
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Supreme Court
Truman
U. S
Supreme ‘Court
Election outlook hints at Beardsley bid for governor
The piece notes Governor Beardsley may seek another term amid three strong Republican rivals splitting the vote. It anticipates a dirt sling campaign from Democrats and suggests local elections favored change with incumbents largely unopposed. A revived voter interest is seen as essential to strong governance.
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Beardsley
Man Convicted for Failing to File Taxes in Virginia
Alexandria, Virginia man convicted for failing to file federal income taxes, claiming ignorance of tax laws. He did not report income totaling 28,840 dollars for the years 1948 through 1950.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Virginia Move Spurs Tax Deferral Claim by Chiropractor
Victor L. Meyers a 56 year old chiropractor from Alex armtria testified in federal court that since moving to Virginia in 1921 he has not filed federal income tax returns. He said a friend advised that moving to Virginia would exempt him from federal taxes.
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Victor L. Meyers
Alexarmtria
Atlantic Iowa daily newspaper pricing and filing notice
The item lists editorial staff details and a 1918 post office entry. It provides subscription rates for Atlantic and adjoining counties, broader Iowa regions, U S and Canada, with monthly, six month, and yearly options. It notes memberships in Iowa press associations.
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D. Simpeon
Atantic
Iows
Secret Chinese Cables Link Chiang to U S War Plans
Washington cables from the Chinese embassy to Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa reveal a policy to embroil the United States in a third world war. The five member Politburo inside the embassy coordinated with General MacArthur and questioned Ambassador Koo’s leadership, warning of extended fighting after the Korean invasion and detailing US-Formosa liaison efforts.
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Drew Pearson Sage
Chiang Kai-shek
Gen. MacArthur
Washington
Moe
Chiang Kaishek
United States
Chiang
General MacArthur
State Department
Formosa
Library of Congress
Korea
South Korea
Europe
Asia
Wellington Koo
Chen Chih-mai
Peter T. K. Pee
W. K. Li
K. H. Yu
Gen. P. T. Mow
Kung
MacArthur
Willoughby
Kang
North
Marshall
China
Tokyo
Mershall
MacArtier
Mo@Artiar
America
Ieee
Congress
Amor Wellington Koo
Koo
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Two Pittsburgh youths shot after tailor shop burglary
George Doppler and John Hart both 18 of Pittsburgh were shot by Patrolman William Baker as they fled a robbed tailor shop. Doppler was wounded in the stomach, Hart in the thigh. Both are listed in fair condition. Police say they will be charged with burglary.
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Pittsburgh
George Doppler
John Hart
William Baker
Doppler
Hart
Edgar Guest reminiscence on swimming and aging
The poem recalls a playful past where the speaker joined children in swimming despite fears. It contrasts youth with present calm as the speaker, now older, watches grandchildren swim and reflects on time passing with warmth and humor.
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Edgar
Edger
Edgar A. Guest
Dulles Critique of U S Foreign Policy Reflected in 1951 Speech
George Sokolsky argues John Foster Dulles criticized U S policy for reacting to Soviet moves rather than leading. He cites failures from Korea to Asia strategy, noting late responses and high costs, and urges a proactive stance against communism abroad.
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John Foster Dulles
Japan
Russia
Teheran
State Department
Wedemeyer
Korea
United States
Lenin
Jin
Asia
Douglas MacArthur
Matthew Ridgway
Washington
Dulles
Byrnes
Marshall
Acheson
Europe
Dalles
Griswold-Russell Bees Attends Hawkeye Boys State Camp
Griswold Russell Bees, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bees, is at Camp Dodges during Hawkeye Boys State week. He was chosen by the local American Legion sponsors of the event to participate.
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Griswold
Russell Bees
Carl Bees
Camp Dodges
Hawkeye Boys State
American Legion
New Members Unite With Fletcher Chapel Methodist Church
The Rev. J Stopford reports eight new members by transfer of letter to Fletcher Chapel Methodist Church. New members include Mr and Mrs Fred A Lindeman Mr and Mrs Herbert Wagner Mrs Clarence Witchcock Mrs Delmar Hitchcock Mrs Arch Pratt and Warren Martin. Pedestrians should wear white at night on highways for visibility.
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Fletcher Chapel Methodist Wiu
Fred A. Lindeman
Herbert Wagner
Clarence Witchcock
Delmar Hitchcock
Arch Pratt
Warren Martin
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