War and the Presidents in Senate Debate on the Atlantic Pact
The Senate Foreign Relations report argues the Atlantic Security treaty does not alter constitutional powers, while noting a president can effectively enter war without a formal declaration. Historical quotes from Jefferson and Madison show early checks shifted by executive control of armed forces, enabling peace or war actions without immediate congressional declarations.
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Memory Genius Quiz and U S War Power Overview
A vintage quiz asks ten general knowledge questions spanning May racing in Indianapolis, naval mines, a 25 year GOP presidential pick, Polaroid timing, Forrestal’s last post, ergophile meaning, Paradise Lost author, lawn games, flag star points, and death penalty states. The excerpt then pivots to a Library of Congress study on presidential use of armed forces without formal war declaration, citing McKinley, Wilson, Polk, Roosevelt, and WWII examples, noting pre Pearl Harbor actions and naval aid to Britain.
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Corry News Roundup: Fire, Politics, and Local Ambitions
Firefighters raced to stop a home blaze in Elgin threatening nearby houses with the McCray residence saved by a bucket brigade. Frank M. Loveland announces candidacy for Corry mayor with policy outline. PRR police probe brass journal box theft from nine freight cars at Lovell's Station. Police raid nets moonshine seizure. Corry High School auditorium redecorating begins. Corry VFW bugle and drum corps wins second at Erie state convention parade.
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State Begins Survey Of Driven Theatres
Faroo JHG June 4 The State launched a two pronged survey to determine if Pennsylvania outdoor drive in theaters are giving rise to highway hazards The study was requested by Col O M Wilhelm of the State Police and the State Highways Department Meanwhile the bureau of inspection of the department of labor and industry disclosed it has inspected about 100 drive in theaters in the state.
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Beeman to be sentenced for third degree assault in Jamestown
June 24 Beeman 88 of A D 2 Jamestown pleaded guilty to third degree assault and faced sentencing today before City Judge Allen E Bargar. He was charged with beating Herbert Wallen at Fenton Park Monday night and remained jailed on $50 bail after arrest for public intoxication. Wallen later identified Beeman as the assailant.
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Park fight leads to hospital stay and court fines
Special Police Officer Birger Pil assisted after a park brawl over $3 allegedly missing from Walden. Beeman was fined $10 for intoxication and jailed for failure to pay. Wallen remained hospitalized in good condition with days to recover as authorities awaited further reports. Separately, wage talks between General Electric and Westinghouse Electric to resume July 6 in New York.
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