Supreme Court weighs president powers in steel seizure case
The high court debates whether President Truman may seize private mills for the general welfare in an emergency while considering options from sending the case back for more arguments to issuing a quick or delayed ruling. DOJ argues no explicit constitutional grant, but none denies it either.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
David Pine
Pine
Justice Department
Truman
Prize winner in Decatur Clean-Up Essay Contest
Mary Joe Entrekin of 401 West Gordon Drive won first prize in group 2 of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Clean-Up Essay contest. She describes city improvements over five years, home yard projects, a fishpond, garden beds, painted fence, and hopes for a skating rink and summer Youth Center. A stray line notes a water molecule with two hydrogen and one oxygen atom.
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Mary Joe Entrekin
West Gordon Drive
Decatur
Court Brief Argues Presidential Power In National Emergency
A brief filed with Claims Court contends the President may act under the Constitution to meet a national emergency within constitutional limits. The document notes several related issues that could be resolved without deciding the central question.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Claims Court
Real estate maverick Leo Corrigan courts big holdings
Leo Corrigan, a 57 year old Dallas real estate operator, claims holdings near half a billion dollars with January 1 valuations at least $100 million higher than the prior year. He leverages clear ownership borrows and develop now for growth, insisting every property has worth and a right purpose.
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Leo Corrigan
Dallas
Corrigan
Notice in Estate Settlement and Property Claim Case
In Morgan County Alabama the estate of W M Fowler deceased seeks final settlement with hearing set for May 30 1952 at 10 A M at Morgan County Courthouse. Edward Blevins and others are notified to appear and show cause. Also notice to J W Looney to answer within thirty days regarding chattels in a Decatur Transfer and Storage suit.
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E. M. Fowler
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
W. M. Fowler
Edward Blevins
H. F. Sherrod
State OF Alabama
J. W. Looney
Hulond Ryan
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
H. Harrison Hill
STAF
Neisies Tesilibe iAdeeliinar ‘Coproceetion
Frigidaire Electric Range
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Chattel
Missi After Oil Blast In New Orleans Area
Three men are believed dead after a gasoline barge explosion near Gretna across the Mississippi from New Orleans. A tug discharging 750000 gallons from its tow at Gulf Refining was damaged. missing crew are W R Lamey Nolen Marzette and Blanch Esterling from Mobile. Damage estimated at 650000 with a destroyed barge and floating dock.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Black Warrior
Black Warrior Towing Co
Gulf Refining Company
Gretna
Mississippi
W. R. Lamey
Black Warrior Towing Company
Nolen Marzette
Blanch Esterling
Mobile
Streets Become Canals Salt Take City 7
Salt Lake City valley streets overflow as streams flood, blocking roads with sandbags and forming makeshift canals. The improvised system diverted water toward the Great Salt Lake, keeping central business and residential lowlands dry amid spring floods.
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Salt Take City
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Meteor Likely Explodes Over Seattle Area Early Sunday
Eyewitness reports and officials say a fiery object exploded over Seattle and Puget Sound at 1 26 a m PDT probably a meteor. Col Bennett of McChord Air Force Base and Dr J Hugh Pruett of the American Meteor Society cite radar gaps and typical meteor behavior while noting no damage was reported.
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Seattle
U__S.Air Force
Puget Sound
Col
T. Allan Bennett
25Th Air Defense Division
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
J Hugh Pruett
University of Oregon
Pacific
American Meteor Society
Bennett
Pacific Northwest
Pruett
Florence State Teachers College Names Student Council President
James Bilbert Speake of Danville was elected president of the Florence State Teachers College Student Council. Other officers chosen: Mrs. Rebecca Hester Draper of Tuscaloosa as vice president, Johnny Ruth Stovall of Carbon Hill as secretary, and Jimmy Cheatham of Nauvoo as treasurer. Speake is a junior, former Speake High School graduate, pursuing pre law, and active in the International Relations club and last year played on the B basketball team.
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James Bilbert Speake
Danville
Florence State Teachers College
Speake
Speake High School
Florence State
FSTC
Climate Uniformity Favors Southern Temperate Zone
The south temperate zone shows a more uniform climate than the north temperate zone due to the broader ocean areas surrounding it, moderating temperatures and reducing extremes.
Collision at East Point Claims Teenager Life
Vera Lingerfeldt 16 of Roswell Ga died today after a train struck a school bus in East Point last Friday. Two other girls, Sarah Nell Burger 15 and Vera Chaffin 16, remained in critical condition as twenty injured pupils were aboard the bus at the crossing.
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Atlanta
Vera Lingerfeldt
East Point
Sarah Nell Burger
Vera Chaffin
Miss Lingerfeldt
Perry L. Lierfeldt
Roswell
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