Baldridge backs down on presidential powers in steel dispute
The assistant attorney general Baldridge shifted from claiming unlimited presidential power to acknowledging constitutional limits after a court challenge. Judge Pine issued a temporary writ restraining White House actions, prompting concerns about power and accountability and suggesting a renewed judicial check.
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Baldridge
White House
Congress
Pine
Judge Pine
Terday
Monroe Street Square Drivers Draw Nose To Noon Rodeo
A historical note laments unsafe midday driving near Monroe’s race track and school area. Rural and urban students parade cars and motorcycles through the square during lunch and after classes, creating hazards for pedestrians and motorists. The writer calls for stricter enforcement to curb flagrant offenses and restore safer downtown driving.
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Monroe
House Square
Legislative Council Announces May Meeting Schedule
The Legislative Council releases its May calendar with open sessions in Madison. The council will meet May 19, and committees schedule meetings on May 6 Highways May 7-8 vehicle accidents May 9-10 judiciary May 10 tax form simplification May 12-13 problems of the aged May 20 taxation and May 22 labor and management.
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Madison
Mystery explosion near embroidery plant investigated
Sheriff R H Schoonover responded to New Glarus on April 30 1942 to probe a mysterious explosion near an embroidery plant with the Madison FBI office notified Green County seeks sealed bids to rid itself of a tax burdened New Glarus brewery Naval history begins inland with Manitowoc submarine launch Mrs Wilbur E Deininger elected president of Monroe Womens City Bowling Association Monroe high school graduating class numbers 114. 25 years ago tractor crash fatal for Markus Hefty Jr James M Fitzgibbons opens law office Helen Louise Ruehlew dies Health poster by students wins first in contest 40 years ago Orangeville man crashes cycle East Russell street American steamer Texas sinks 77 missing Taft delegates Massachusetts primary Fred Gloege returns to Mayer Minn 50 years ago rural mail delivery system study Gottlieb Beller memorial city council card social at Mrs B L Wood home Ben Preston injured in scaffold fall
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Markus Hefty Jr
New Glarus
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Helen Louise
Frank Ruehlew
Sylvester
John Stocker
Frederick Busse
Monroe Woman's Chib
Orangeville
John Howe
East Russell
10Th
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Gulf of Smyrna
Taft
Massachusetts
Fred Gloege
Mayer
Minn
Monroe
Robert A. Etter
Dane County
Gottlieb Beller
B. L. Wood
Ben Preston
Ellen Millman
Warden Burke Builds a Life Behind the Wall
Reporter Dion Henderson portrays John C. Burke, Wisconsin State Prison warden, highlighting his leadership style and mercy. Burke walks among inmates, defuses riots, and champions prison industry programs that provide vocational training, books, and community services. His philosophy: treat inmates as men, not numbers, while maintaining order and reform.
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New Paint Adds Value for Spring Home Upgrades
A spring painting idea from real estate experts shows painting a house can raise its value by at least 12 percent. The survey highlights cost efficiency, prompting homeowners to consider fresh coats to boost curb appeal and resale appeal this season.
Architect Raps Paper Doll Plan For Livable Homes
Peter Schladermundt criticizes magazine styled home plans and urges tailoring house design to a family's habits and idiosyncrasies. He advocates dedicated spaces for reading, music, and work, warning against universal five-room spaces with movable partitions.
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Vusurhy
U. 8
Peter Sehladermundt
Bromsville
Battalore
Schladermundt
Pop
Supreme Court backs released time religious instruction plan
The Supreme Court rules 6 to 3 that releasing students for weekly one hour religious instruction away from school is constitutional. The decision upholds New York State’s released time program allowing pupils to attend sectarian instruction at centers chosen by their parents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Appeal Court Reverses Dr Rumely Conviction
The U S Court of Appeals threw out the contempt of Congress conviction against Edward A Rumely executive secretary of the Committee for Constitutional Government He was convicted last year by a jury in U S District Court for refusing to produce records demanded by the House Lobby Investigating Committee
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House Lobby
U S Steel Reports First Quarter 1952 Net Income
U S Steel Corp the government seized steel giant, reported net income of 43 534 212 for the first quarter of 1952 or 1 43 a common share, down from 48 663 781 or 1 62 a share a year earlier. Directors declare a 75 cent quarterly dividend on 4 2 common stock payable June 10 to holders of record May 9.
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Try Something New in Bold Seasonal Dating Mood
A lively period prompts bold dating and room makeovers as the season shifts. The message urges trying startling changes and confidence, noting bedrooms dressed in stark white with bamboo shades and grass mats as a fresh, playful vibe for the moment.
Brass Beds Return with Early American Decor Trends
Brass beds are making a comeback as stylish companions to Early American furniture. New kitchen palettes feature Wedgewood blue with red and white accents, creating a vibrant contrast that brightens traditional interiors.
National Baby Week sale at SNIVELY Furniture
SNIVELY Furniture promotes National Baby Week with crib mattresses from 10.95 to 15.95 and baby cribs in waxed birch or maple from 24.95. Offers include a free 24 can case of Gerber baby food with each mattress, a collapsible stroller at 12.95, and various baby carriages. BECKER'S LEADER advertises Seamprufe Nyron slips from 3.98 and Tom Girl pajamas at 2.98 to 4.95.
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Staffin-Johns
Gerber’s
Snively
Baby Royalty
Becker’s
Leader Store
Bur-Mil
Becker's
Seaway Bottling Bill Attack Sparks Senate Row
Sen Wiley accuses Sen Connally of autocratic blocking after St Lawrence era weeds bill delayed in Relations Committee. Connally defends hold up, saying Sen Brewster requested reconsideration and a further statement to the committee.
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