Eight Justices Seen Backing Steel Seizure Precedent
Drew Pearson argues eight Supreme Court justices would uphold President Truman s steel seizure if following precedent. He notes court split, mostly New Deal backgrounds, and warns a shift toward ruling against government if election results guide them. Isaiah 3 16 is quoted.
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Unified European Army Pact Could Reshape Postwar Balance
U S officials expect rapid signing of a German peace contract and a Unified European Army Treaty, with ratification by the United States to follow before summer recess. The deal aims to boost Europe’s armed forces by over 1.5 million, totaling around seven million worldwide, while parliaments in France and Germany brace for fierce battles over lasting provisions and timing.
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China
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Europe Bound in Alliance Strengthens Western Front
The Dispatch argues Western Allied forces in Western Germany exceed Soviet numbers in East Germany, enabling a halt to a Communist advance. It urges German rearmament under Allied guards, praises SHAPE leadership, and notes Eisenhower’s return as Ridgway assumes command.
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Byrnes Seeks Fifth Term as Wisconsin Congressman
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Green Bay announces he will run again in Wisconsin's Eighth District. The piece notes his stature in the GOP, his Ways and Means Committee seat, and his independent record on issues such as social security. It cites praise from Democratic critics and quotes his philosophy on limited government and self-reliance. The column contrasts his political career with family life challenges and mentions a separate anecdote about a train conductor and his large family.
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Ind
Senate panel urges public members only for Wage Stabilization Board
The Senate Banking Committee proposed changing the Wage Stabilization Board to be composed entirely of public representatives. The current 18 member board split evenly among labor industry and public has faced criticism since its steel dispute recommendations. Labor unions oppose a all public board, fearing loss of labor influence and past walkouts jeopardizing the WSB’s authority.
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Truman
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Ten Years Ago in La Crosse Airport Plans and Local Updates
Citizens' airport committee asks Common Council to allocate 115000 for land and permanent aviation facilities with a 300000 WPA match at two to one. La Crosse's new fire truck tested by underwriters. Bradley Field Army Base to name road after Lt Walter C Boyle.
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Citizens’ Airport Committee
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Conn
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D. J. Boyle
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How Hard for the Poor to Remain on Earth Topic
A Kanawha Iowa Reporter reflection notes that moral stakes weigh more on the poor than on the rich when considering heaven and earthly life. The piece discusses hardship, fortune, and spiritual persistence among common people.
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Iowa
Heaven
Earth
Steel price claims tied to wage rises surface in Washington
Washington executives dispute calls for a $12 per ton price hike while noting the figure stems from a March 21 statement linking wage increases to costs of about $1 billion annually. The Truman Capehart row left the government briefly positing a $3 to $4 per ton rise to fund raises. The White House joke about a Truman Margaret act summarizes the clash.
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Truman
Homer Capehart
White House
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Judd Interceded For Wedemeyer In China Lobby Cable
Washington notes reveal a March 1 1951 cable from Chiang Kai-shek’s agent in Washington to Gen Pee Tsunghan naming Rep Judd and others in a push to install Wedemeyer in Formosa. The piece links Judd to MacArthur and Logan Act concerns while discussing Guarded congressional action on China Lobby probes.
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Missouri
William Dawson
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Pee Tsung- Han
Walter Judd
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Massachusetts
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