Remington Lee Case Highlights Senate Power Question
The Corry Evening Journal reports Secretary Sawyer cites inefficiency as the reason for demanding resignations of M J Lee and W W Remington from the Commerce Department. The piece covers the Senate Commerce Committee allegations of disloyalty and the constitutional issue of Congress over executive appointments. The 1942 directive to remove Watson, Lovett and Dodd and the 1946 Supreme Court ruling on bill of attainder are described as pivotal in defining limits on Congress regarding non policy making officials.
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Remington-Lee
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer Thas
M. J. Lee
W. W. Remington
Commerce Department
Hoever
Remington
Congress
Senate
Watson
Lovett
Dodd
Supreme Court
Congressional clashes over budgets and executive power
The text recounts how Congress used its control of appropriations to curb executive actions, notably targeting a nonengineer commissioner in 1948 49 and pressuring resignation disputes with the Navy Secretary Edwin Denby in 1924. It notes Coolidge's refusal to dismiss Denby and Denby's eventual resignation.
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Congress
Watson
Michael W. Six
Aus
Senate
Coolidge
Navy
Edwin Denby
Denby
Sparta Council Discusses Water and Sewer Plans
Sparausuure borough women met with the Municipal Water Authority to discuss proposed water and sewage systems. Final approval hinges on the number of signing petitions circulating in the borough at present. The council likely would approve the water project at least 140 signatures are being gathered.
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Sparausuure
Myesent
Alumni of Corry High celebrate 50th anniversary reunion
Seventy of eighteen living members of the class of 1880 attended the Corry High School alumni reunion at the Junior High Banquet hall. A silver cup was awarded to the section with the highest attendance percentage. About 210 alumni were present.
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Corry High School
Clas
Alumni Association
Two Men Face Death Penalty Review in Hazelwood Slaying
Harold Hess and Frank Steggert pleaded guilty to the holdup slaying of Hazelwood jeweler Joshua Lipman. Judges John J. Egan and James L. O'Toole recommended life imprisonment after testimony concluded.
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Petree
Pittsburgh
Harold Hess
Frank Steggert
Gulty
Joshua Lipman
John J. Egan
James L. O'Toole
Five Area youths charged with cattle rustling
Five Crawford county youths were held for larceny after authorities tracked five cattle and sheep seized during a nighttime spree. Gerald Mattocks 10 of Gags Mills, Franc E Marks 14, and Matthew Brawley of Meadville along with two juveniles confessed to stealing animals and dragging them to a car. One Aberdeen Angus bull owned by Albert D. McNamans was reported among the stolen stock.
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Gerald Mattocks
Gags Mills
Nadao
Albert D. McNamans
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