Senator Langer Opposed to Harlan for Supreme Court
Sen Langer of North Dakota announced he will oppose the Senate confirmation of John Marshall Harlan to the Supreme Court. He argues no justice from North Dakota or six other states has served, urging bipartisan resistance and noting the political aim to balance geographic representation.
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Demo Senator Says the May Gain Backing
Senator Gere OTeont says Eisenhower must maintain his stance to win Democratic cooperation on foreign and military issues. He praises consultation with Democrats on international and defense matters and predicts stronger backing from a more balanced Congress, noting fewer Republicans to oppose foreign policies. Sparkman endorses cabinet level cross party talks before signing programs while warning domestic tax cuts may face opposition and tax changes hinge on congressional action.
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Pope Pius XI Faces Esophageal Hernia News Update
Preliminary X rays dated the day of Pope Pius XI indicate a small hernia of the esophagus with a resulting gamthus and stomach inflammation. Doctors planned further study and say surgery may be needed later, but there is no urgent danger to the 9-year-old pontiff as efforts focus on rebuilding strength before reassessing condition.
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Plan to Finance Building With Disability Fund Hit
A Sacramento plan to finance new State Employment Department offices in 22 cities with a 132 million fund from disability insurance faced opposition. Maurice McCaffrey described the program as a five year construction effort, while Charles Scully argued the fund should support benefits to disabled workers not buildings. Repayments could come from federal unemployment administration grants, with initial sites including San Diego, Huntington Park, Carson, Fresno, Visalia, and San Jose.
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Army to Bear Brunt of Planned Reduction in Military Forces
The article reports a planned manpower cut in the U S military with the bulk in the Army. Secretary Wilson cites a target total of about 3,047,000 across armed forces, with roughly 1,273,000 in the Army, pending congressional actions and reserve considerations.
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Do You Agree An Honest Politician Quote
A misquoted maxim attributed to Simon Cameron appears in a garbled line claiming an honest politician stays bought once purchased. The fragmentary text mixes names and dates, offering no verifiable source or context for the quotation.
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