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Supreme Court Rejects Truman Seizure Doctrine in Historic Decision
The Supreme Court rules there are no constitutional or statutory implied powers to seize private property during emergencies. The ruling blocks presidential seizure in labor disputes, affirming Congress as the sole lawgiver and the President only as the chief executive.
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Pittsburgh Press
Supreme Court
Truman
CIO
Murray
Union Treasury
Justice Biack
Congress
High Court
Black
Oir
Ohur
Cory High School to Hold Baccalaureate Sermon for 1992 Class
Rev E A Hook of First Baptist Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Cory High School's 1992 graduating class at Sunday evening services in the school auditorium. Also noted are Scottish Rite degree ceremonies in Erie with local members assisting and a severe storm bringing heavy rain and lightning to Cory and nearby areas.
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First Baptist Church
Cory High School
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Erie
Carlton W. Storth
James H. Wright
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Cory
How's Your IQ A Quiz From the Classified Page
A gimmick quiz questions readers on standard lime signals, first Philippines civilian governor, canal boats slang, Hull House location, nylon ingredients, sport where touche is used, Will Hays industry, complete love quote, scientist behind Relativity theory, and a misspelled phrase about soldiers’ gear.
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Washington
National Bureau of Standards
U. S. Naval Observatory
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Zoynor
Philippines
Jane Addams
Hull Howse
Chicago
New Yorke
Boston
Will Hays
Corzeeh
Supreme Court restores balance between law and policy
Mr. Truman remains unsettled as he seeks a lawful path to sidestep a distasteful labor law in an election year. The court reaffirms governance by laws rather than by executive decree, echoing the founders’ intent for a government of rules, not men.
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Truman
Suprem Court
Lbis Nallom
Promotion Exercises At Junior High Tomorrow
Promotion exercises will be carried out at the Junior High School tomorrow afternoon at 1:49 oclock. A class of 144 will receive certificates of completion and 119 will be awarded handwriting certificates. The program features the band, honors, recitations, and the national anthem, with remarks by Principal Wolfe and Superintendent Douglas.
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Peterson
H. Ray Harris
Walter Sanders
Joan Harmon
American Legion
Elider Shin
H. G Wolfe
L. M. Douglas
Gélection
Shirley Baumgarten
Doris Lucas
Doria Bashline
Virginia McCray
Rosemarie Beiag Hied Rooney
Anna Taylor
Nor
Imy Lindsey
Janet Carroll
Rosalind Rhodes
Fem Walton
Mary Ann Sperry
Robert Aikens
Chester Hajec
Koning Carroll
James Burkhart
James Clark
Donald Gluyna
Steve Romanosky
Gilbert Brower
Claire Bachatuer
Boyd Darling
John Burkhart
David Anderson
Bred Fish
John Shields
Tony Radecki
Doris Christensen
Helen Hartley
Isan Spoon
Carol Mallick
Joan Kever
Shiley
Mitchell
Prisoners seek leniency on Western State bids rejected
Two Erie prisoners sentenced yesterday to Allegheny County Workhouse terms were denied Western State Penitentiary placements. Robert H F. Wylie alias Bob Martin got 1.5 to 3 years plus $100 costs for a May robbery in Vernon McCray. Raymond T. Shepherd Eric received 8 to 16 months for drunken driving and auto larceny, with $100 costs. Alfonso E. Butler admitted five gas station burglaries and drew an indeterminate Whitehill Reform School term. Warren of Erie was fined $100 and jailed three days for drunken driving. Light from the sun reaches Earth in a little over eight minutes.
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Erie
Allegheny County
Western State
Elmer L. Evans
Western
Robert H F. Wylie
Bob Martin
N Vernon McCray
Raymond T. Shepherd
Eric
Phillips Fruit Co
Shepherd
Alfonso E. Butler
Whitehill Reform School
Mearl
Warren
House delays vote on GI Bill of Rights
Washington reports the House postponed action on a GI Bill of Rights for those in military service since the Korean War era. Rep Springer objects to consideration under a rule limiting debate to 40 minutes, signaling a Thursday vote. Also noted is an Erie County case where Richard Nash faced embezzlement charges of $6,000 from the prothonotary’s office.
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Py Assoumien
Washington
Springer
R-Lil
Kim
Erie Court House
Erie
Richard Nash
Edwin Bowes
Erie County Prothonotary
Nash
Dist. Att
Damian J. McLaughlin
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