Steel Strike Decision Prompts Quick Government Action
The article covers the rapid government move to notify steel mill owners of seizure back to private control, with Justices Black and Frankfurter delivering opinions on presidential powers. It analyzes constitutional limits, Congress's authority, and President Truman's stance on emergency actions.
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Louise
John W. Bayis
Steel Companies
Eurrenue
Bell of Me Industry
Durtive Black
Dustiens Frankfurter
Douglas
Clark
Jackson
Horton
Mack
Truien
Black
HST
Tromantela Fla
Wlek
Esme Linte
Miltor Congress
Courta
Hign
Truman
T Hat
Taft Leads In South Dakota Primary As Ike Backed
Eisenhower pushes through a busy European schedule then travels to Washington for a political role while Taft delivers a foreign policy address via NBC. MacArthur openly backs Taft in South Dakota as delegates are chosen. Georgia and North Carolina delegate battles shape the race. Uncertain results loom as conventions name delegates and final tallies inch toward nominating totals.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Truman
Wational
Robert A. Taft
NBC
Ho Haw
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
MacArthur
Taft
Mongles
South Dakota
Leane Jensen
Pueblc
Albert) Wedemeyer
Cordial Terarda
Tima ManArthur
George T. Mickelson
Vicklor &. Johnston
Black's War Powers Challenge Questioned in Court
Perlman reports from the courtroom as Justice Black opposes seizing private property by military order to prevent labor disruption. He argues the commander in chief cannot wield ultimate power over private assets during war theater, urging civilian authority for such actions.
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Black
Block
Rougrers
Ag Boss
Emer Ig
Congress
United States
Pine
Hick Tribunal
Eixemian
U.S
David A. Pine
Tramat
Vinson
Vineson
Onte
Vine
Perlman
Philip B. Perk Map
Antwerp
Onder
Colorado Holiday Toll of Eleven Dead in Spans Incidents
A Memorial weekend in Colorado saw eleven deaths from accidents and drownings. Two Denver men, Gordott Burk and Howard Knutson, 44 and 45, were found in the Fraser River near Granby after a boating mishap. Their friend Tad Walker reported their disappearance and a log jam may have capsized their craft. Theophilis Cundiff, 18, of Oxford, drowned at Trimble Ranch hot springs pool near Durango after entering with two teens via a rear door. Sheriff Chester Petty said the pool closed earlier, and the drowning occurred in the pool’s deep end.
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Yeulfle
Iiren
Colorado
Denver
Rio Granda Western
Fraser River
Granby
Varnon Birdsill
Gordott Burk
Howard C. Knoulaon
Bolls
Lha LU
Bureau of Reclamation
Tad Walker
Lick
Burk
Knutson
Strean
Birdsill
Theophilis Cundiff
Hot Springs
Trimble Ranch Resort
Durango
Snerrif
Chester Petty
Petty
Gundiff
Weld County Public Hospital Admits Include Several Names
Admits and dismissals list at Weld County Public Hospital for Saturday and Sunday include Paul H. Jones and Carol Yellowhoy among admitted patients. Dismissals feature Helen Miller and Mrs. Williane Slintfyr with others. Numerous street addresses and nicknames appear, reflecting a miscellaneous, dense census of patients and transfers.
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Weld County Public Hospital
Paul H. Jones
Seventh Rivers
Carol Yellowhoy
Myra Kendrick
Twenty-first Street
Deborah Lewis
Thirteenth Street
Helen Miller
Williane Slintfyr
Kesnesburg
Phillip Tigges
Robert, Irwin
First Street
Jarmangandee
Seventh Avenue
Alys
Melvin Miller
Eaton
Phillip Burton
la Sally
Curtis Fervin
Fifth Street
James Spiers
Testh Avenue
Jake Sager
Daron
Olen Trenary
Evens
Sarl Copper
James Love
Sixtsenth Avenue
Simon Hill
Evans
Thomas Brown
Seventh Strael
Maymond Swanson
Cornish
Mary Sirohauer
la Salle
Katherine Rot
Tanth Street
John Herbst
Thirteenti Street
James Keasting
Grover
Paul Jones
Seventh Street
Jones Shaw
Fourteenth Avenue
Noda Browen
Russell Tanberg
la Salley Phyllis Prebish, Kersey; Mrs. Dale Strange. Wheal Hideo
Daniel Fernasidez
Isaton
Tay Groves
Fred Murgatroyd
Eighth Avenue
Moral Hospital
Lao Vonily
Royle Ly
Kenneth Dingman
Gundas
Burdette Rosh
Nunn Airs
Oscar Nlenalri
Rabed Willams
Aver Namigsed
Binder
Milliken
Two Violins Stolen From Farm Home Near Lucerne
Sheriff's report details a burglary at a farm home one mile north and two miles east of Lucerne on Saturday. Two valuable violins were taken along with a spare tie, two tubes, and fishing gear. a window was broken and a wing was present at the scene. Local deputies investigated the incident and noted a man’s attire observed earlier.
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Lucerne
Eneriff Wiliam
Teghman
Kivts Wright
Merrweicht
Delatiel
Gil her-Bizhop
Two Hurt in Minor Weekend Accidents
Two people suffered minor injuries in weekend crashes reported by the State Patrol. Clifford Brookshier of Torrington Wyoming had head and back injuries when his 1939 Studebaker overturned at 4:39 p.m. Sunday north of the Colorado 14 185 junction. The car slid into a borrow pit, rolled, and sustained about 300 dollars in damage. David G. Colwell and his wife, Delver, of an unspecified town, received a chin cut when their car struck a culvert near the Broad junction on Colorado 185. The minister driving the other car reportedly drove into the borrow pit to avoid a truck.
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State Patrol
Clifford
Brookshier
Tortington
Wyo
Colorado
Buckingham
Ralph Sprague
Barrow
Studebaker
David G. Colwell
Rav
Delver
Broad Junction
Colorado 185
Washington Highway
Loyal
Warner
Local Birth Notices From Weld County Hospitals
Stork Express reports a daughter born Saturday March 41 to Mr and Mrs Charles Serna at Weld County Public Hospital Fort Luizen. Mr and Mrs Ira Wotan announce a daughter born Sunday June 1 at Weld County Public Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jesse Gonzalez welcome a daughter born Sunday June 1 at Weld County Public Hospital.
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Rom
Ra Sarchet
Fort Lujlen
al Weld
Ug Hospital
Ira Wotan
Ninth Street
Sunday
Inne 1
Weld County Public Hospital
Mre
Jesze Gonzalez
Court docket items list multiple local sentences and hearings
Warren airman Marty W Cochenour sentenced to state reformatory. Donald Bennell's case continued to June. Tony Bnew sentenced to eight to 12 years in state penitentiary for statutory rape. Lewi AlbertS forgery arraignment continued to June 15. Kenneth Abas pled guilty to forgery with probation granted. Manuel Sianeroe case continued to July 7 for drink driving and related counts. Carol Nalley petition for force from program denied. Thelma Eubanks petition for divorce. Plaster and Pialtavitis cited for careless driving. Ira Calkins cited for careless driving. J Dean Sreith fined for meter violation.
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Marty W. Cochenour
Warren
G. H. Bradfield
Donald R. Bennell
Warren All Base
Goroeey
Wheeler
Greeles
Toney Bnew
Ault
Lewi B. Alberts
Garden Gily
Kenneth
Abas
Grenfey
Abel
Manuel Sianeroe
Denver
Carol B. Nalley
Gredley
Orop A
Nalley
Thelma Eubanks
Graetes
Joe FB
Eubanks
Murray Acted in Absence of Pay Agreement
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Steelworkers walkout in response to a Supreme Court seizure order. Murray urged talks toward a contract based on the wage stabilization board, signaling pay raises and a state of labor tension as mills in Gary, Younger Town, and Chicago pause production.
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Murray
Pittsburgh
U.S. Supreme Court
Truman
Ilegally
Prim Murray
S10
United Steelworkers
Nurray
United
Eleel
Planta
Steel
White House
WSH
WSB
USM
WSD
Supreme Court
Beb Morsell
Jones A Laughiln Steel Corporation
Paving Resumes at Luther Park Area
Sterling Sand and Gravel of Farl Collide returns to Luther Park area to complete paving after weather halted work last year. On Monday Kaytase paid, with crews resuming Monday as the firm works on the site considered part of last year’s contract.
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Sterling Sand and Gravel Company
Farl
Luther Park Trea Cuy
Kaytase
Clashes at Berlin roadblocks disrupt transit
Reports from Berlin describe scattered clashes as West Berliners tried to pass communist roadblocks sealing off the city from the Soviet zone. Police fired warning shots to deter entries while travel from Allied West Berlin into the Soviet zone remained halted except on some routes to West Germany.
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Richard Kabischke
Berlin
West
East Germany
Postal Employes Here Miss Payday
Forty seven employees at the Gree Ley postoffice and others nationwide missed payroll as Congress had not passed a supplemental appropriation to fund the U S post office. Department funds ran out mid last month and payroll due Monday was unpaid, affecting over half a million workers because the fiscal year funds expired May 15 without new appropriations.
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Greeley
Congress
U.S
Department
Post Office Department
Quarters Needed for Families at Summer School
Urgent appeal from Ralph E. Margrove CSCE housing director seeks Greeley homeowners to provide housekeeping or apartment accommodations for married public school students bringing children. Several families arrived Monday. office hours listed. interviews to be arranged with property owners. Residence halls for women full. men’s dormitories partially occupied. sorority and fraternity houses allocated for couples and singles. summer session to begin with meals on June 5.
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Greeley
Puromer
Ralph E. Margrove
CSCE
Hargrove
Hin
Lee
Martrove
Decker Hall
Amaler
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Ninth Avenue
Einglé
TL Kappa Sigma
Eleventh Avenue
Alpha Stgma ‘Tau
Tenth Avenue
Sigme Kappa
Lambda Gamma Kapa
Delta Ticla Tau
Eighihy Apen
Boy on bicycle killed by circus truck near Sterling grounds
A 11 year old boy, William Immel of Sterling, was killed when a circus wagon ran over him on a Meyola near a wet road at Sterling. The fatal neck fracture occurred after a duck-driven truck, driven by Jack Lloyd Fulton, passed over him. An inquest by Coroner Robert M. Jackson is planned today.
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Sterling
Golo
William Immel
Ray Immel
Jack Lloyd Fulton
Hugo
Oklo
al G. Kelly & Miller Brakelrous
Fulton
Robert M. Jackson
Willa
Mel Lewis
The
Cieug
Grad Junction Family Dead in Kansas Car Crash
Three people were killed and several injured in a two car collision on highway 40 eight and a half miles east of Quinter Kansas. Victims were Gordian George Breer of Grand Junction Colorado George W Davis of Richmond California and his son Tommy George Davis of Richmond. Survivors included Wilna Breer Dagny Breer Barbara Breer Carolyn Davis Elia Davis and Elele Davis. The Davises reportedly were traveling from Siloam Springs Arkansas to visit relatives.
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Quinter
Kar
Kansas
Gordian George Reer
Grand Junction
Colo
George W. Davis
Richmond
Calif
Tommy George Davis
Gove County Hospital
Wilna Breer
Gordian Breer
Dagny
Barbara
Carolyn
Elia Davis
George W. Davie
Elele Davis
Tommy Davis
Davises
Siloam Springs
Ark
Bus Crash in Gravelines Kills 34 Belgians. Brothers Save Five
A bus carrying Belgian tourists home from a holiday in France plunged off a bridge into the Aa river near Gravelines. At least 34 were killed and 16 injured. Two brothers, Gabriel and Joseph Metayer, heard the crash, rushed to the scene, and saved five passengers by diving into the canal.
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Gravelines
France
Crbriel
Joseph Metayer
Collazo Review Denied by Court
The Supreme Court rejected a review of Oscar Collazo’s first degree murder conviction in the Blair House attack, leaving him bound for potential execution. Collazo, 33, and Griselio Torresola led the assault on November 4, 1950, wounding Leslie Coffert, a White House guard, with Torresola killed and Coffert dying from his wounds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oscar Collazo
Trautag
Hie
Collazo
Truman Binsélt
É Collazo
White House
Leslie Cotfelt
Griselio Torrenda
Blair House
Torresola
Coffert
Collaza Wrent
Collaza
Windworks Begins Work at Local Bank Here
Herbert Becker, 27, a Windsor graduate, started work Monday in the bank here. Becker is the son of Mr and Mrs Le Becker and the pastor of the German Congregational church at Windsor. He completes Windsorbled debt with the close of 1952.
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Herbert Becker
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