Congressional subpoenas stir White House clash over loyalty files
The Presidential aide and agency heads resist congressional demands for confidential loyalty records. Secretary Harriman refuses to hand over loyalty board rewards for Edward W. Condon. John R. Steelman cites duty to President Truman in responses to subpoenas from the House committees. Civil Service Commission backs President against disclosure of a key loyalty list. A blanket order to ignore subpoenas and a possible new law to force executive officers to disclose information are under discussion in Washington as contempt cases unfold.
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House
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Edward W. Condon
Bureau of Standards
John R. Steeimin
House Education and Labor Committee
Steelman
Hoffman
R.mich
Truman
Civil Service Commission
House Committee
Congo
Washington
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate
House Committee On UN
Quiz of the Week Turns Into Humor and History
A mixed set of trivia questions covers military, political, and general knowledge from presidents to bands. The piece notes penalties and authority of Congress over executive officers, referencing specific cases like Fields and Josephson and the evolving legal stance on subpoenas and contempt.
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Federal District Court For
District of Columbia
Sai
Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Fields
Leon Josephson
Congress
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 15 1828
Weather and city incidents mark the day with heavy rains flooding nearby streams. The police warn against shooting that injures bystanders and threaten arrests. The Board of Education announces 46 teachers for reappointment and considers extending industrial courses to the 11th grade. An Erie Railroad freight train breaks a rail at Maple Avenue delaying crossings. Junior High basketball beats Union City High reserves 26 to 22.
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Corry
Board of Educcation
Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
First Avenue
West Wayne Street
Basketballeam
Union City High
Services Saturday for George Mallos
The funeral service in memory of George Mallos was held Saturday afternoon at the Brioken-Feating Funeral Home with Rev. D Chiamardas officiating at the Church of the Assumption. Bearers included Nick Pappas Chris Tallds Stanley Kasper Albert Baressi Gus Castrantas and Michel Lita. Interment followed at Pint Grove Cemetery. A large local gathering attended along with visitors from Warren Cleveland and Erle.
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Memiary
George Mallon
Brioken-Feating Funersh
D Chiamardas
Assumption
Erle
Nick Pappas
Chris Tallds
Stanley Kasper
Albert Baressi
Gus Castrantas
Michel Lita
Corry
George Pappas
Warren
Thomas Katscos
Cleveland
George Zagoutas
Paul Tolls
Gist Katos
Nick Pappis
James Mintsiveris
Nick Yorgas
February milk price set at 5.28 per hundredweight in New York
Dr Blanford, market administrator for the New York metropolitan milk marketing area, announced a uniform price of 5.28 per hundredweight for February deliveries to 433 plants in the New York area. The February 1947 price was 4.57. A butterfat differential of 5.6 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 2.5 percent was also stated. Daily receipts averaged 8,939,068 pounds, down 21.4 percent from a year earlier, with February area totals up slightly due to an extra day in the month.
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New York
Blamford
New York Metropolitan
News York
Fuld Mit
New York City
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Blanford
Quidmill
Fire destroys Brown and Casement plant at Greenhurst
An early morning blaze in Jamestown district destroyed the Brown and Casement Manufacturing Company plant at Greenhurst after two years of operation. The $40,000 loss included $12,000 worth of machinery. The building, owned by Irving J. Brown Theodote C Casment and Hoyt Bush, was uninsured on contents. Firefighters from Fluynans and Bemus Point battled the fire, saving nearby structures as wind stayed calm. One firefighter was injured.
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Greenhurst
Burns
Jamestown
Brown Ard Casement Manufacturing Company
Fluynans
Bill
Abouit Itace
Manchinnery
Irving J. Brown
Theodote C. Casement
Hoyt Bush
Ugh Bald
S Greenhurst
Bemus Point
Bush
Harry Hooper
Fluvannia
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Cory Low
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