Maybe Worse Than Graft Newbold Morris Revelations
The piece surveys Newbold Morris current syndicate stories criticizing Washington waste. It highlights Morris claims of idle federal workers, such as a bored stenographer with six months on payroll and minimal work, suggesting wasteful spending surpasses graft in cost to taxpayers.
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Porky Oliver shines at Greensboro Open in unlikely hero role
In the Greensboro Open, Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier shared top spots in a controversial finish. Dave Douglas won with a pressure filled birdie while Porky Oliver, a stout fixture, tied for third. the crowd hailed his resilience as a high point amid the heated rule dispute and sunlit, chilly day.
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Three Government Press Agents Cut to Help Washington Beat
The Air Force trims its press staff in Washington from 53 officers and 34 civilians to 19 officers and 15 civilians, part of a broader move that would also affect Army and Navy publicity staffs. The piece notes a history of press agents and cites a Budget Bureau tally of 5632 government press agents, with the Navy leading at 642.
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Congressional Directory
Possible American chosen to replace Eisenhower in Europe
Reports indicate an American likely to assume Eisenhower’s post in Europe with Gruenther favored by Ike though lack of field command may count against him. Ridgway’s World War IIParatrooper record and command of UN forces in the Far East complicate selection amid European rivalries and Japan’s occupation sensitivity.
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Inherent powers undercut the Constitution in presidential action
The article rejects the idea of inherent presidential powers as undefined and dangerous. It argues Article II grants executive authority, cites Taft Hartley, the Tenth Amendment, and cases like Schechter Poultry to show limits. It warns against acting by whim and despotism.
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Owever
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Truman
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Kansas
Colorado
Supreme Court
Schechter Poultry Corp
NRA
Frank Costello
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Hitler
Stalin
Quotations on War Courage and Identity From Noted Figures
A collection of excerpts featuring Gen Dwight D Eisenhower Gen Charles de Gaulle Bertrand Russell and others emphasizing preparedness self reliance defense and cultural perspective. The quotes reflect wartime resolve and cross national impressions.
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Ike Faces Tough Path to Nomination at GOP Convention
Washington report notes Eisenhower may struggle to secure the Republican nomination more than in the general election due to write in gains in primaries. Taft allies, Arizona rift, and California Kefauver efforts shape the contest ahead of Chicago.
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Sinmey
EA Pauley
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Easter Parade Critique and Gentle Afterglow In Notes
Casual column reflects on New York Fifth Avenue Easter parade as a commerce driven Vanity Fair with quirky displays. Readers share views on spring beauty, flowers and culture in High Point, plus personal anecdotes on weather, cyclones, television mishaps, and a childhood watch memory.
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