No Excuse on Black Justice Jackson Print War
The piece argues against excusing Justice Black’s critics by citing past dissents and past conduct of earlier justices. It contends journalists push a narrative to defend the current court while portraying earlier eras as harsher, urging evaluation on merit rather than past behavior.
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Justice Jackson
Justice Black
Jackson
Supreme Bench
Black
Drew Pearson
Nonsevelt
Une
Supreme Court
Lily White
Costly Armed Forces Pay Raise Sparks Debate on Draft
A fragment argues Senate and House may push a bill to raise soldiers pay up to 80 dollars a month for first class privates, with 50 percent top increases, claiming the move would inflate costs, inflate wages, and boost army and navy recruitment, while risking inflation and national readiness. It questions whether the nation can sustain future wars if this policy passes.
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Senate
House
Army
Navy
Russia may favor Byrnes Japan pact over Germany deal
United Press reports that Russia might view a 25 year Japan demilitarization treaty more favorably than the German plan. Four power control would oversee Japan after occupation ends, with Russia seeking a bigger say than it has had in Berlin. Occupation estimates place Japan stable for three to ten years. Russia’s stance remains unclear.
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Russia
James F. Byrnes
Japan
Geranaly
Germany
Britain
United States
France
Douglas MacArthur
Slite Department
Allied Advisory Council
Tokyo
Far Eastern Commission
Washington
Allied Content Commission
Berlin
China
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Moscow
San Diego
Army recruiting ad urges enlistment at camps and posts
A vivid recruiting pitch at 720 Castro Street promotes joining the Regular Army Ground Force. It claims three quarters of a million have enlisted and urges readers to make it a million, promising 200 trades and a successful, well paid career in the Army or civilian life.
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U. 3
Bal Theatre to Open July 2
The Bal theatre at 149 Avenue is rushed to completion and set to open July 2. It will be a one level design with a lobby below the auditorium and broad ramps. About 900 seats will face a single screen with modern acoustics and air conditioning. Built by Bechet, Pederighi. architect Vincent Raney. manager Renny na Marre brings long theater experience.
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Eest
149
Avenue
Ithe Tiicalvye
Talking Pictures
Bechet, & Pederighi
Vincent Raney
Renny Na Marre
Strawberry Sundaes Boost Staff at The Review
The Review staff enjoyed sundaes Saturday thanks to Frank Bolima who delivered a whole crate of fresh strawberries from his Mt Eden strawberry farm. After a two week vacation, Digger's Hayward Acres youth group will meet at Sunset School tomorrow night at 7 30 for officer elections and an evening of dancing and games.
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Frank Bolima
Mt. Eden
Digger
Hayward Acres
Sunset School
Reserve Officers offered New Duty
General Tavab U Devers announces a program inviting 2000 Reserve and National Guard officers on terminal leave or inactive status to return to extended active duty in combat grade with Army Ground Forces units. The plan, the first step of a postwar volunteer officer corps, lasts until permanent postwar status. Eligible officers may rejoin by applying for a commission in the ORC or in the National Guard.
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National Guard
Army Ground Porces
Tavab U. Devers
Army Ground Forces
War Department
Army
Army of the United States
Demilitarize Germany Seen as an Empty Gesture
The proposal to demilitarize Germany is viewed as insufficient without a comprehensive treaty addressing broader security guarantees. Analysts warn such measures could fail to prevent future aggression and may provide a hollow cure without enforceable constraints.
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Germany
Truman veto stirs California editors over labor law stance
California papers react to President Truman's veto of the Case bill, questioning consistency between claims against hasty legislation and push for a swift emergency measure. Editors ponder labor management upheavals, political motives, and the future of labor law as they weigh potential deals and constitutional limits.
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Yd. F McLavartiitt
Prout
Truman
California
Orange Daily News
Trauma
Monterey Peninsula
Senate
OPA Cites Woman In Rent Overcharge
Mrs. Anna Cota of 1050 Park Street is named in a San Francisco Bay area rent overcharge suit filed by the U S district court Northern California district. The action seeks injunctions and treble damages for rent overcharges. amount asked in the Cota suit is 216 dollars.
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Anna Cota
Park Street
San Francisco
East Bay
U. S. i District Court
California
District of
OPA
Cota
DeLony to Take Part in Flag Centennial
Vice Admiral Walter DeLony of the U S Navy Pacific Fleet will attend Monterey Bay celebrations aboard the cruiser USS St Paul for the Flag Centennial event. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1912 and has over thirty five years of service, with a career on many notable ships.
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United States Pacific Fleet
Monterey Bay
St. Paul
United States
Monterey
Navy
Naval Academy
DeLang
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