Court Powers Clash Over Truman Steel Seizure
Washington a survey of nine justices shows split views on executive authority amid Truman's steel seizure plan. Forecasters expect a close 6-3 or 5-4 vote against the White House with Justices Frankfurter Burton Reed likely skeptical and Douglas Black leaning pro Truman. Justice Vinson and Jackson's positions are uncertain, while Kentuckian Justice Minton could prove pivotal in the constitutional crisis unfolding over presidential power and checks and balances.
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Editorial: Free medical care not free in Britain
The piece argues that Britain’s socialized medicine, once hailed as free, costs taxpayers heavily. It notes high taxes, budget strains, and eventual moves to charge for previously free services. The editorial cites financial pressures and abuses as reasons for reform.
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Registration rules extend to Park Place residents in Muscatine
The Park Place area now falls under the city’s permanent registration ordinance for the June primary. May 24 is the final registration deadline at 8 p.m. Those already voting regularly are registered. changes in residence or name require re registration or new registration at Muscatine city hall during office hours.
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Housing a Problem at New U S H Bomb Plant
Report from Washington on the Savannah River H bomb site criticizes housing for about 30 000 workers and the delays in private housing, with government subsidies for dormitories and trailers. AEC defends policy though hearing probes are limited, and rent ceilings may increase taxpayer costs.
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Crossword Puzzle Down on the Farm
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Mail subscription rates and office hours update
Daily one year by mail inside first and second zones nine dollars. Outside zones fifteen dollars. All mail subscriptions in advance. Office hours nine a.m. to eight p.m. Special delivery for papers missed until six thirty p.m. Call 94. Usage note on republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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Sively
Members of Iowa Daily Press Assication Des Moines
Des Moines based Iowa Daily Press Association announces news and business office located at 318 Shops Building listing members and contact details for reporters editors and affiliates in the region.
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Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines News and Business Office
Recommend Discharge For Harlan Ia Pilot
Two Air Force officers facing court martial for refusing to fly are recommended for honorable discharge by Randolph base officials. The officers are First Lts. James G. Bistol of Harlan Iowa, a pilot, and Edwin L. Cox of St. Louis Missouri, a bombardier.
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Harlan
Edwin L. Cox
St. Louis
Bristol Educators Refuse Ban on Wine for French Trip
Bristol educators refuse to ban alcohol for students traveling to France, arguing wine is safer than French water for the summer program. The issue centers on student safety and travel guidelines.
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