Supreme Court voids steel seizure authority in Truman order
The Supreme Court ruled Truman could not seize the steel mills, voiding his April order as unconstitutional. Chief Justice Black delivered the majority, joined by Justices Clark, Burton, Jackson, Douglas, and Frankfurter, with dissent from Vinson, Reed, and Minton. CIO leader Murray called an immediate strike of about 600,000 steel workers.
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Felix Frankfurter
Fred Mr. Vinson
Stanley F. Reed
Sherman Minton
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Jeering prisoners clash as Korean war tense flare
A North Korean prison incident ends with a South Korean officer firing one shot at a jeering inmate in Compound 60 after tanks and troops enforce banner removal. U.N. commander General Mark Clark inspects stockades as guards use force to quell riot, while prisoners chant ant-American slogans and wave North Korean flags.
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Memorial Weekend Traffic Toll Sets Record Nationwide
The National Safety Council cites 335 traffic deaths over the Memorial weekend, with 520 total violent deaths nationwide. California leads with 48 total deaths, while New York and Texas report notable counts. Separate reports include a phantom gunman investigation in Illinois and a Chicago fatality at Glen Oak Country Club. The stock market reacts to a Supreme Court ruling against the government.
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Texas
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Delaware
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Nevada
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Calinn
Illinois
Chicago
Fred
Lincoln
Jeveny Old Vaddy
Thoran R. Morgan
Glen Oak Country Club
San Mateo Bus Station Hold Up Shocks City
San Mateo bus station was robbed by a gunman who escaped with more than $1000. Corry, a guard, was injured and treated at Mills Memorial hospital, then released. The gunman forced Corry to open the back room safe and fled as boxes of weekend purchases were disturbed. Supervisor Frover noted the loss would be significantly higher.
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Gimman Inday
Emmy
Corre
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Mills Memorial Hospital
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LJ. Frover
San Mareo
Donna Sansler Pleads Innocent in Baby's Trash Can Death
San Francisco bulletin reports Donna Mar Sansler, based at Parks Air Force Base, pleads innocent to charges of murdering her newborn son found bound in a trash can at the base on May 6. Judge Louis E. Godman sets June 23 for further proceedings.
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Donna Mar Sansler
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Inocent
Louis E. Godman
Jung
Identify Gun as Murder Weapon in Hagopian Case
Hagopian case details indicate a gun used in the murder. Investigators link a nickel plated Army model firearm found in shallow water near Jake Moveilt canal to the crime. Dr. Kirk tests for human blood but results remain unconfirmed. description inconsistencies surround Hagopian and suspect profiles.
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Alert Week Proclaimed in Hayward Civil Defense Drive
Hayward Mayor John Haar proclaims Alert America Week from June 1 to 7 1952 urging citizens and groups to participate in civil defense activities and cooperate with an exhibit and three nationwide Alert America convoys to educate on dangers and freedoms amid a national security climate.
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United States
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Loval ¢ Defense Authorities
Oakland
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John B. Haar
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John D. Haar
Wayward
Officials Kept From Bedside Of Mrs Glenn
Oakland physicians kept officials from the bedside of Mary Edna Glenn as they probed why she stabbed her five sons to death Friday night. The 33 year old mother, incoherent and recovering from thirty abdominal stab wounds she inflicted on herself after killing Robert eight and Billy five, was found with the bodies in their apartment at an Oakland project. District Attorney Frank Cooke said a psychiatrist and professor of criminology at UC were appointed to interview Mrs Glenn though doctors could not talk with her yesterday due to her condition.
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Navy
Robert Tf. Glenn
Chile
Inside News Snippet on Night Fashion Show at Villa Levenao
A clipped travel note mentions a fashion show held at Villa Levenao and photographs from the event appear on page 9. Other items reference internal desk topics and a Russia related travel brief with page pointers.
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Villa Levenao
Eisenhower retires generals amid Army shakeup
Ambiguous wartime reshuffle announced today leaves several generals on the retired list without stated cause. The press note cites internal reorganization and unspecified actions by high command as the reason for the move. Entities referenced include General Eisenhower and U.S. Army leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tassays
Immediate Strike Order For 650000 Steel Workers
Pittsburgh headline reports Philip Murray announcing an immediate strike by CSO and United Steelworkers at Vantage plants after Supreme Court adjournment. He cites lack of wage agreement and directs local officers to safeguard properties as bargaining talks stall.
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Philip Mureay
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United Steelworkers
HBR
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U.S. Supreme Court
Murray
Plekais
Steel Corporation
Chicago
Berliners Beat Red Cop at Border Barrier
West Berliners attacked a Communist policeman guarding a border checkpoint at Lichtfelde near the American sector. The incident followed East German military talks and the Soviet blockade of West Berlin. The U S Army maintained its right to move troops along the West German Berlin superhighway, conducting routine convoy movements without incident.
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Germany
People's Police
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West Berlin
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