Editorial: Truman picks Vinson and Snyder in key appointments
The Philadelphia Inquirer analyzes President Truman’s choices of Fred M. Vinson as Chief Justice and John W. Snyder as Treasury Secretary. It notes Vinson’s broad experience and Snyder’s banker background, while cautioning about court partisanship and highlighting the need for steadiness and prudence in the new administration.
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Administrative Absolutism Critics Federal Agencies
Dr. Roscoe Pound urges checks on administrative absolutism by federal agencies, arguing agencies prosecute and adjudicate in house, eroding judicial review. He advocates full hearings and court prosecutions for agency actions, warning this revolution in American policy risks unchecked power.
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Vinson Named Chief Justice Faces Court Turmoil
Frederick Moore Vinson, known as Judge Vinson, is chosen by President Truman as chief justice. The article notes the court's divisions, Jackson's wartime work at Nuremberg, and Vinson's need to foster harmony while preserving dissent as a tradition. It highlights the political dynamics and the labor wing's potential reactions.
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Health Talks Ay Dr W A Womer City Health Superintendent
Health topics from Dr W A Womer emphasize the epidermis or skin as a protective body covering. He notes skin endures heat and cold, and adapts to dryness and moisture while warning against harsh treatment. Proper cleanliness and diet, plus medical advice for skin issues, are advised.
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Labor bills move in Congress amid coal strike pressure
Senate schedules labor legislation for action after the British loan vote. House passes measures to curb violent labor racketeering and restrict union activity, while senators push amendments to give real regulatory teeth. Hoover favors Soviet grain relief. Luce eyed for Connecticut Senate seat as Ambassadors and diplomats feature in Washington discourse.
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One Man's Opinion: Baseball, Labor, and Lincoln
A humorous colum n notes changes in baseball under union influence with references to Robert Murphy and Happy Chandler. It likens emancipation to unions guiding the sport and ponders outcomes when Pittsburgh Pirates No. 1 loses a game. Weather and Murphy permission temper the game day.
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Fatherly talk over force makes obedience grow
Newark father seeks help as 8 year old resists and causes fights. The writer argues discipline by respect beats punishment. A man who explains and listens wins obedience and admiration, while mothers who nag breed rebellion.
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Start a Small Business Locally Says New Castle Column
A column urges starting small ventures in New Castle highlighting practical paths to success. It cites local examples from construction to Bailey's on Butler Avenue and notes ventures like Venetian Blind Laundry can scale, with earnings from blind washing reaching $25,000 annually and employing several workers. Road service is emphasized as key for direct public dealings.
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Darling, hurry to the store for tea and bread
A domestic verse recalls a tired spouse asked to run to the shop for tea and essentials. The speaker longs for the old, loving prompt to hurry to the store and bring bread, sugar, butter, and tea. A second line ponders confusion over a wicket in cricket versus a widget in a game called wicket.
Words Of Wisdom From Fuller On Life’s Use
A compact editorial fragment cites Fuller on living wisely before trouble arises and enjoying the true use of life. The text contrasts distraction and inconvenience with a sweet, steady purpose.
Hints On Etiquette and Engagement Announcements
Etiquette guidance notes that announcing an engagement is optional and up to the individuals involved. No requirement exists to disclose a long or short engagement. The decision rests with those affected and their preferences.
The Parent Problem about Mealtime Seating
Garry C Myers argues for training children to eat at a high chair or a low table away from the main meal. He notes safety benefits and family inclusion when children learn self control and the meaning of no. He recounts personal observations of grandchildren at meals and hints at continued discussion.
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Hand Signals urged for Safe Left and Right Turns
State police advocate signaling with hand signals for left and right turns to improve traffic safety. Drivers should keep signaling visible to other motorists so nearby drivers can anticipate movements and respond accordingly.
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