Supreme Court Decision on Steel Seizure Sets Legal Precedent
Editorial recounts the June 2 ruling with Justice Black in the steel seizure case. It held the President lacked explicit constitutional or congressional authority to take private property, affirming that final power rests with Congress and that the seizure order cannot stand.
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Opposition to Federal reservations and taxes highlighted in editorials
Opinion pieces from Marysville Washington Scottsville Kentucky and Gresham Oregon argue against federal reservations and high corporate taxes. They warn against overreach and stress the primacy of supply and demand laws over government intervention.
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Marysville
Wash
Globe
Gresham
Ore
Scottsville
Congress
MacArthur keynote will frame GOP path in Chicago
Washington column argues General MacArthur will speak for the Republican Party not for any candidate and will set the party’s fall course. It notes critics from Taft and Eisenhower camps, previews nominating honors, and says no pledge to favor any one contender. Mildred Elizabeth Kersh of New Orleans wins state Catholic Cadet Corps encampment at Lackland AFB.
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
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San Antonio
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Barksdale Field
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Handling Young Children in a Busy Household
Advice for mothers with several small children to reduce fighting. Isolate aggressors to create loneliness, assign simple chores to occupy minds, and ensure each child has own toys. Teach respect for property and avoid rewarding tattling or crying by giving chores or tasks instead.
Island formation legend of Philippines comes from giant rock
An old legend says Filipino children are told the land arose when a giant hurled a huge rock into the sea. The rock split into many pieces, each becoming an island. Falls are the leading cause of non traffic injuries, with drowning third. The fiddler crab gets its name from the violin‑like posture of the male claw.
Crying Children Advised by Dr Patri Leaflet
A vintage advice note urges organizing households to keep children occupied and reduce bickering. It claims crying habits persist unless outgrown and promotes Dr Patri's pamphlet "Crying Children" with a 10 cent copy request via New York address.
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Leafle
New York 19
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Talking Cereal Becomes Bitter Breakfast Companion
A novel talking cereal prompts a frantic dash to buy, only to reveal a chatty box that mocks the buyer’s politics and loyalties. The narrator, a self-acknowledged cereal aficionado, vents frustration at a product that speaks but disrupts his morning routine.
Fort Henry mansion museum preserves colonial life in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Edward B. Meigs of Washington preserves Fort Henry on 88 Susquehanna acres north of Harrisburg as a museum. She inherited shares, kept the historic site intact with furnishings, looms, and a four-person staff. She lives in a museum room and values public access to frontier life.
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Washington
Edward B. Meigs
Fort Henry
Pennsylvania
Archibald McAllister
George Washington
Daniel Dick Boas
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
McAllister
Fort
Convention City Choices and Costs for 1940 Parties
Washington reports on why the Republican and Democratic national conventions choose the same city Chicago for 1940. They pick a central location with ample facilities and air conditioned halls, plus substantial cash incentives. Chicago offers 250000 dollars to each party to cover expenses and coverage by about 2000 news and TV personnel.
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Washington
Chicago
Faulk Auxiliary ends year with new officers
L. B. Faulk Auxiliary Unit 13 American Legion closes the year with a regular meeting led by President Mrs. Vivian Benison. New officers include President Mrs. Louis Gimler and vice leaders, plus secretary treasurer and chaplain. Delegates named for the state convention in Monroe. National citation awarded for membership and Leia Bess Kite wins multiple essay prizes. A social hour followed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Vivian Benison
G. K. Godwin
H. F. Madison
Louis Gimler
May Faulk
C M. Abboud
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D. H. Mobley
C. M. Abboud
Wayne Huckaby
Lucy Cooper
Ted Mahr
Harold Gill
Unit 13
Leia Bess Kite
Neville
Benison
Barbara Barker
Monroe
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