Move to Cure for Seizure Powers Grows in Senate
A noisy Senate debate centers on expanding presidential seizure powers for temporary or permanent use, with administration leaders urging a cautious approach. Proponents urge quick action while critics warn of checks, with a House companion bill introduced by Representative May to balance executive authority.
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Japanese American conference details amid wartime strain
Reports describe a U S Japanese American conference in Washington state amid wartime strain. Key figures include Senator Byrd and officials discussing defense, visas, and executive power while university leaders and students engage in arrangements and the handling of milk processing under high pressure.
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Footsteps in the Fog in a German Visitor’s Orbit
Deborah, Angela, and Stephan navigate campus rumors and postwar curiosity as a German visitor befriends Deborah. Angela teases about a campus scandal while Deborah wrestles with desire, loyalty, and uncertain futures amid social scrutiny and a riot glimpse.
Japs Rush to Stock Up on U.S. War Goods
Washington reports show U S officials pursuing export controls as Japan seeks strategic materials. Critics say licenses fail to curb shipments, enabling Tokyo to fuel China war efforts and possibly return arms via Axis allies. Congressman Anderson and others push for tighter limits amid rising anxiety over oil and copper exports to Japan.
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Light touches noted between Berlin blackouts
NEA Staff Correspondent Jean Graffts reports from Berlin on June 4 about social frictions during blackouts. Germans quietly avoid public English, some speak French, and Americans mingle in crowds. Observations include encounters at Unter den Linden, presence of Jews with a news sheet, and Americans trading dollars for marks.
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Port market reports strong demand for spring lambs
Receipts totaled 2,090 with active trading. Medium to choice spring lambs fetched 8.50 to 10.00 per hundredweight while culls sold down to 7.00. Aged wethers went 4.25 to 4.75, good fed steers 9.00 to 10.00, yearlings up to 10.75, and slaughter calves 7.25 to 9.00 with bulls 5.40 to 7.45. Mayflies, long underwater, die after exposure to air.
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