Supreme Court ruling limits presidential power over steel crisis
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, limits the President's authority to seize private industry tools. Hugo Black led the majority arguing the Constitution does not grant broad power to seize private property without consent. Steelworkers, led by Murray, call it a setback for collective bargaining amid strike threats and wage disputes tied to the wage stabilization plan and Allied peace efforts.
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Supreme Court of the States
Truman
Ice Hugo M. Black
North
United Steel
Murray
I. White
Re+ J
Dld
Steeles
Baruch Calls for Sacrifices to Bolster U.S. Defense
Bernard Baruch, adviser to presidents, told a senate committee that the nation is losing the struggle for world power and urged five defense mobilization reforms. He pressed restoring the 1954 peak strength target, reassessing the rearma ment program, creating an armed services production authority, giving the President sweeping powers, and tightening military spending.
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Bernard Baruch
Senate
Armed Services
Food Price Increase Allowed By OPS
The Office of Price Stabilization allowed a price rise on hundreds of food items averaging about a penny or 80 cents per household per year. It will lift the national food bill by roughly $390 million annually. The list includes breakfast cereals coffee concentrates cookies toast and more with many exceptions. OPS official George L. Mehren warned that the cost of living remains as high or higher than ever.
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Office of Price Stabilization
George L. Mehren
O.P.S. Food and Restaurant Division
Median marriage age hits new lows in U S data
Department of Commerce reports the median marriage age now 20.4 for women and 22.6 for men. The decline since 1890 is steep, with 1940 ages at 21.5 for women and 24.3 for men, showing a larger drop from 1940 to 1950 than in the prior century.
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Department of Commerce
Department
Eisenhower Returns Home After World War II Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife return to the United States after a overseas tour. The trip is framed as a bid for the Republican presidency with a strong emphasis on duty and public service.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisehower
United States
Repub
Bedford Police Examination Announcement for July 25
An opening for appointment to police vacancies in the Bedford police department will be held July 25. The notice from state civil service director Thomas J. Greehan states the job pays $3000 annually.
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Bedford
Bedford Police Department
Thomas J.greehan
Scouts Seek Volunteers for Camp Sa chem Week-end
Volunteers and leaders are sought for a weekend at Camp Sa chem Antrim NH by local Scouts. Also upcoming are Holy Communion services for boys at St Bernard and Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord and a flower collection by King’s Daughters at the B M depot June 24. North Middlesex Conference service at Cathedral in the Pines Rindge NH June 21 features Rev Arthur Schoenfeldt. Concord boys John M Garfield Charles W Pratt and Robert R Richardson III graduate Exeter Academy class of 213.
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Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
St.Bernard’s Church
Our Lady ‘Help of Christians Church
West Concord
North’ Middlesex
Cathedral In the Pines
Rindge
Arthur Schoenfeldt
Carlisle
Exeter Academy
Concord
John M. Garfield
Charles W. Pratt
Robert R.richardson
Sunday Dinner Mia Dishes A Cold Corned Beef Loaf
A chilled corned beef loaf recipe from A and P Service for Homemakers adapts old fashioned loaf for summer. Use two cups corned beef for four servings, mix with gelatin consomme Worcestershire and vegetables, chill until firm, unmold, and serve on lettuce with sides.
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Mia
Back to Sea Sailor Reports for Active Duty
Boston dispatch notes Tom Plummer twenty one returns to Back Bay after eighteen months at sea aboard the brigantine Yankee for a round the world voyage to find a desk piled with mail and Navy orders directing him to report for active duty at sea.
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Boston
U.P
Tom Plummer
Back Bay
Navy
Phillips Wed Quincy Bride and Concord Groom Unite
In Quincy First Parish church during a double wedding Rev. Charles A Wing ties the knot for Meredith King and Webster Thayer Gault and for Margaret King and William Osborn Phillips. Attendants include Marcia King Sears matron of honor and Cynthia Carr among bridesmaids. reception at the brides home follows the 4 pm ceremony.
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Concord
Quincy
Meredith King
Margaret
Marcia King
Winslow Sears
Jean Osborn Phillins
John Sears
Cambridge
Cynthia Carr
Westwood
Mary Trainer
Duxbury
Janet Burke
Penelope Sears
Weston
Phills
King
Reginald Phillips
David Sears
Lima
Peru
Gregory O’brien
West Hartford
Connecticut
George Lunt
Greenfield
William Bovey
Carlisle
Robert L. Bamford
Phillips
Milton Academy
Admiral Billard Academy
Novena Services Suspended at Our Lady Help of Christians
The pastor Rev John J Scollan announces summer suspension of Novena services at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord. A Friday dance in Monument hall benefits the new Rose Hawthorne Diocesan school. Public welcome. Mrs M Gleason of Monument hosted Concord Garden Club meeting yesterday afternoon. The speaker.
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Our Lady: Help of Christians Church
West Concord
John J. Scollan
Monument Hall
New Rose Hawthorne Diocesan School
M Gleason
Monument
Concord Garden Club
Giallonardo Wins Stow President's Cup Final
Giallonardo defeated Bob Phelps four up on the 16th to win the President's Cup at Stow Country Club in the finals played Sunday. The cup presentation is set for Sunday June 22 at the start of the Hampton Trophy tourney.
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Stow
Pat Giallonardo
Bob Phelps
Stow Country Club
Stow Course
Giallonardo
Chief Algeo Marries Lincoln Woman At St. Josephs Mass
Concord Concord high school graduates Elaine T. Costello and Leo Joseph Algeo were wed in a nuptial Mass at St Josephs church Lincoln with Rev Edmund P Rowan officiating. The bride wore organza and taffeta with lace details and carried a white colonial bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Janet Manning and flower girl Maureen Costello, with brother John T. Algeo as best man. The couple honeymooned in Canada and Cape Cod and will reside on Bedford Road North Lincoln.
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Concord
Elaine T. Costello
William H. Costello
Bedford Road
Lincoln
Leo Joseph Algeo
Virginia Road
John O. Algeo
Edmund P. Rowan
St Joseph’s Church
Janet Manning
Maureen
Costello
Waltham
Miss Manning
John T. Algeo
Ralph Goodnow
John Costello
Ethel Davis
John C. Varley
Sudbury Inn
Canada
Cape Cod
North Lincoln
Algeo
Concord High School
Lincoln Tele Ie Exchange
St. Seumais Girls Club
U. S. Air Force
K. of C
Concord Couple Marries in Historic First Parish Church
Miss Emily Jane Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lawrence Marshall of Carlisle Road North Acton wed Jacques Lou Stern of New York City at 4 o clock in Concords First Parish Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Charles J Scudder and Rev Edward Perry Daniels with a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plan a Cambridge residence after a building year of study abroad.
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North Acton
Emily Jane Marshall
William Lawrence Marshall
Carlisle Road
First
Concord
Jacques Lou Stern
New York City
Charles J. Scudder
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Edward Perry Daniels
Jane Mortenson
Persis Buxton
Mary Shaw
Meredith Fowler
Weston
Maxine Friedman
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Amey Mackinney
Warwick
Rhode Island
Leilani Schumann
Hawaii
Carol Henderson
Waban
Charles Scudder Marshall
Page
Simone deLousse
Paris
France
Jacques Leon Stern
Edward C. Johnson
Milton
W. Lawrence Marshall
Thomas Quinn
Cambridge
Warren Frances McCarthy
Haverhill
Templeton Briggs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clifford John Mayor
South Bend
Indiana
Richard E Oldenburg
Stockholm
Sweden
George Rose
Oyster Bay
L. I. New York
Europe
Woodbury Forest School
Virginia
Harvard
Hasty Pudding Institute
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Bits of Leftover Foods Easy to Spot in Ice Box
The fragment notes leftovers linger in cold storage and can be detected by sight or odor. It emphasizes keeping the ice box clean and contents organized to avoid spoilage and confusion.
Goat Breeders Meet Set for July 12 at UMass Amherst
The Goat Breeders Day sponsored by the Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations will be held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst on Saturday July 12, replacing the June 24 date. Lectures and demonstrations by University professors and others will be featured. Goat breeders from New England are expected to attend for information and interest. Committee members include John Kay Whitman Louis Britton and Doris M Childs.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts Council of Milk
Concord Girl Graduates From Northfield School for Girls
Beth Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Robinson of Monument street Concord Mass was among 166 graduates at the 69th commencement of Northfield School for Girls on June 9 Professor James T Cleland of Duke University gave the address Headmistress Mira B Wilson presented the diplomas The baccalaureate was by President William E Park of The Northfield Schools Commencement week included Gilbert and Sullivan Patience performances by Northfield Mount Hermon combined glee clubs and the Northfield Schools orchestra.
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East Northfield
Mass
Beth Robinson
John H. Robinson
Monument Street
Concord
Northfield School For Girls
James T. Cleland
Duke University
Mira B. Wilson
William E Park
Northfield
Gilbert and Sullivan
Mount Hermon School
TL Remember by the Old Tiners
A nostalgic column recalls old days and political kissing for votes from readers in Atlanta Chicago and Harvey Missouri. Letters mention mother washing with a wooden tub and a sod schoolhouse in western Nebraska in 1884.
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Donald Riesman
Atlanta
Stella Cassdy
Harvey Moat
Nebraska
Concord Men Help Plan Harvard Class of 1942 Reunion
Two local men served on the committee planning the 10th reunion of the Harvard class of 1942 this week at Swampscott. Victor F. Clark of 2 Lowell road and Donald B. Wilson of Independence road aided the effort. Tuesday dinner was enjoyed and yesterday they attended the Harvard Yale game. today they joined commencement exercises.
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Concord
Harvard
Swampscott
Victor F. Clark
Lowell Road
Donald B. Wilson
Independence Road
Yale
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