Inherent Obligations Too in Truman Steel Seizure
Maurice R. Franks argues that executive power to seize private industry rests on a claimed inherent right, but he urges the Supreme Court to rule against promiscuous seizures and emphasizes the president’s failure to invoke the Taft-Hartley emergency provisions. He warns that beyond rights, presidents must honor inherent obligations to the law, workers, and the nation.
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Mr. Truman
Supreme Court
United States
Truman
Harry Truman
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
United States of America
Polish Countess Stabbed To Death In London Hotel
Polish countess Christine Granville, decorated by France and Britain for wartime underground work, was stabbed to death in a London hotel. A jealous suitor has admitted the killing.
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United Press
Christine Granville
France
Britain
Underground
London
Eisenhower's Foreign Policy Creed Emphasizes America First
The piece outlines Eisenhower's view of a modern American foreign policy based on enlightened self interest. He favors NATO over international congresses, supports the Atlantic Pact as key for Western civilization, and warns against permanent European dependence while stressing self reliance and limited military commitments. The article cites past statements on aiding Europe and preventing Communist expansion, with emphasis on raw materials and access to global markets.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Paris
Estade
Po Ion
Truman
América
America
Eisenhower
United Nations
NATO
Europe
Belgian Congo
Mid East
Suez Canal
Germany
Health Q A on marriage and congenital heart disease
Answer No 1 stresses seeking medical help for childless marriage and following physician advice. Question No 2 describes a cyanotic heart birth defect incompatible with normal development despite a 1944 operation. Question No 3 notes the need for 7 local health departments and 1,228 full time local healths in the U S while nearly half the counties lack coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Health Information Foundation
Grassland Congress Set At State College This Aug
The sixth International Grassland Congress will gather world leading soil scientists and grassland experts at Pennsylvania State College State College Pennsylvania August 17 23 Sponsored by the U S Government and FAO with local college collaboration Attendees from many nations will examine current research and education to boost grassland farming programs.
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Pennsylvania State College
State College, Pennsylvania
U. S
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
The
Land Grant College
Democracy hinges on freely expressed collective judgement
The idea emphasizes that successful democracy relies on free thinking individuals openly sharing their views and participating in collective judgment. It underlines the responsibility of citizens to engage, evaluate, and decide in a manner that strengthens democratic processes.
Insect Reporting Service Set Up in New Mexico
The U S Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine has established an insect pest reporting service in New Mexico led by extension entomologist Mike Swoboda. Forty states participate to inform farmers ranchers and agricultural officials about insect infestations and outbreaks. County agents report to the state entomologist who forwards to Washington for a national summary. Farmers should report conditions promptly. the system could also aid in germ warfare protection during war times.
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New Mexico
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
Mike Swoboda
New Mexico A&m College
Swoboda
Washington, D. C
West Germany Bonn treaty tests Western unity in cold war
The author analyzes the Bonn peace treaty and six nation pact as essential steps for West German sovereignty and Western alliance strength. Russia’s eastern blockade and travel limits aim to erode support for ratification while Europe weighs German rearmament fears and Communist opposition in France and West Germany. The piece cites the Portland Oregonian urging a firm, united Western course.
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Bonn
West Germany
Paris
Russia
East Germany
Kremlin
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
West Berlin
Western Germany
France
Germany
Portland Oregonian
REA Power Use Soars Across Rural Systems in 1951
REA financed electric systems paid $43.0 million to commercial utilities in fiscal 1951, up from 1950. Total power purchased reached a record near 9 billion kWh, 25 percent above 1950 and 12 times a decade earlier, with 54 percent from utilities, 38 percent from public agencies, and 8 percent from REA co op plants.
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Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
REA
REA Co-Op
Midwestern Livestock Markets Show Mixed Gains And Losses
United Press reports steady to lower cattle prices at Illinois and Minnesota terminals with steers and heifers mostly 32 to 34.50 at Chicago. Hogs, lambs, and stockers show varied losses up to 2.00 in some markets while New York cotton futures rise and produce prices edge lower in Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
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Midwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Paul
St. Joseph
New York
New Orleans
Harriman Reports Back to White House on Democratic Fight
Averell Harriman met with President Truman to relay his campaign for the Democratic nomination and to report that Truman urged continued advocacy for new deal and fair deal principles. Mississippi's States' Rights Democrats prepare for their 22 vote convention as Russell gains delegates from Georgia. Robert Kerr of Iowa predicts a fourth place on the first convention ballot and seeks unpledged Iowa support.
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Averell Harriman
White House
Truman
Harriman
Mississippi
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Robert Kerr
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kerr
Farm Accidents Take Huge Toll Annually
Figures from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics show 4 000 fatal farm work accidents and 378 550 temporary disables across the year. Permanently disabled 250 and 11 400 finger or toe losses reported. Insurance loss around 177.4 million dollars in 1951. Annual farm incidents projected to cost about one million dollars this year including fire, motor vehicle, and property damages. Four farm buildings burn hourly. a disabling injury hits a farm person every 24 seconds.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Protection Association
WMIT Transmitter Tops Eastern U S Radio Heights
The WMIT facility near the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina claims the highest radio transmitter in the eastern United States amplifying signals from a peak site.
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United States
WMIT
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Parkway
Change of water well location申请 L-1458 in Lea County
State engineer notices O M Dearley seeks permit to abandon well L-1453 in Section 27 Township 19 South Range 38 East to drill a new 8 inch well about 120 feet deep on 4.5 acres of land for continued irrigation. Not to exceed 13.5 acre feet per year. Protests due within 10 days after last publication, target July 8, 1952.
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State Engineer
Santa Fe
N. M
O. M. Dearley
Eunice
Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
State of
United States of America
Public flogging in Maryland and Delaware under colonial law
John Barbieri a 30 year old Wilmington man twice convicted of assault faced a public flogging. He received 20 lashes with a cat o nine tails under colonial law still in effect in Maryland and Delaware.
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United Press
John Barbieri
Wilmington
Delware
Maryland
Tondre Resigns State Warden Job
Santa Fe report says State Prison Warden Joe Tondre resigned his post. Assistant Warden Morris Abrams was named temporary acting warden at the penitentiary.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Joe Tondre
Penitentiary
Morris Abrams
Knowledge is Power and Midway Carriers Featured
Canada pays mothers monthly for each child under six and scaled aid up to eight dollars for older children boosting diets and school attendance. Meanwhile Nagumo's Midway gamble failed as American carriers Hornet Enterprise and Yorktown trapped and destroyed four Japanese fleet carriers.
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Canada
Ralph A. Lassance
Midway Island
Nagumo
Hornet
Enterprise
Yorktown
Midway Arca
Russell Grenfell
Singapore
Midway
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Defiance College
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Columbia Secrocsly
N.Y. Herald-Tribune, Inc
WNU Features
SEA Theatre
Insect Reporting Service
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Temance
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