Court Critiques Truman Steel Seizure Amid Looming Strike
U S District Judge David A Pine rules President Truman exceeded constitutional bounds in seizing steel mills and warns unlimited executive power would threaten the government. CIO workers walk out as labor aim to use Taft Hartley cooling off provision. Congress urged to act within the law during Korea era.
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United States
David A. Pine
Truman
CIO
Korea
Robert A. Taft
George S. Bender
Hapme
Wage Stabilization Board
Donald R. Richberg
Holmes
Baldridge
Washington
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Act of Confess
Rosevelt
Alexander Holtzoff
Senate
House of Representatives
Reynolds' Friends and a Tax Plot Over Campaign Loans
A column questions the morality and legality of Dick Reynolds involvement in a scheme to loan more than 400000 to Democratic campaigns through Mayflower Hotel figures. It argues Reynolds acted under approval from government tax experts and was a victim, not a perpetrator, of the arrangement.
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Dick Reynolds
National Democratic
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Jhim
John Williams
Illinois
Delaware
National Treasury
Mayflower
White House
Federal Treasury
Olive versus Scott over appointees fuels political clash
A dispute pits Scott pressuring his own appointees to resign against Olive who enjoys Scott's support. Olive is urged to denounce Scott's tactics while highlighting which appointees align with him. The piece argues the real victim is Hubert Olive, unfairly targeted while Scott's influence seeks to swing votes.
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Scott
Umstead
Olive
Hubert Olive
T. C. Johnson
These Days Columnist Bribed By Cartoonist To Write
The piece discusses a columnist admitting influence from cartoonist Ham Fisher over a Joe Palooka feature. The author jokes about guilt by association, mentions the cartoonist introducing the columnist to a remarkable woman, and reflects on lines crossed between writer and artist. The passage contrasts this with typical guilt by association cases.
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Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Washington editorials weigh steel seizure debate
An analysis argues that public views on President Truman's steel mill seizure are muddled by partisan rhetoric. It cites Taft Hartley law implications, legal opinions, and quotes J Edgar Hoover on Communist influence while warning against equating democracy with America.
Hometown Days and Forms of Change Across Time
A reflective column by W. A. Bivins traces Hometown days from 1880s to 1950s, noting simple past joys, first schooling, and medical limits. It previews forthcoming installments on Education, Religion, Industry, and Progress while recounting personal memories, notable dates, and local anecdotes.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Enterprise
Dewine
Truman and True Democrats clash in New York scene
A crowded New York political column covers Louis Johnson at Mayo's after brain surgery, amid a swirl of figures from Eisenhower to Truman factions. It reports socialites, marriages, divorce rumors, film and theater news, and GOP/Ike campaign maneuvers with numerous named personalities and events.
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Mayo's
Joe Nunan
Eisenhower
Clark Gable
Natalie Thompson
Europe
Abbe Lane
Miami Beach
Casablanca
W. Wanger
Jennings Lang
Gloria Swanson
Detroit
Abe Attell
Bethadl
Ethel Merman
Mexico City
Harry Byrd
Washington Wire
Averell Harriman
Ellen Knauff
Ellis Island
Newbold Morris
Taft
Anna Rosenberg
Grath
Senate
Dewey
Ike
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Grover Cleveland
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True Democrats
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Paris
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Orson Welles
Aga Khan
Ida Passeroti
Carol
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Dick Smart
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Esume
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Jane Alexander
Soc
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Coasters
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Rex Harrisons
Lili Palmer
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Toni
George Raft
Betty Binder
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Evelyn McBride
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