Sawyer And Others Cited For Contempt By Court
Washington April 6 The U S Court of Appeals cited Secretary of Commerce Sawyer for contempt for failing to return 68 million dollars of the American President Steamship Line to the Dollar Company The court also cited nine others including Deputy Attorney General Peyton Ford Solicitor General Philip Perlman and Maj Gen Philip Fleming They were ordered to appear next Thursday and explain why they should not be punished The court issued its own injunction barring any action contrary to prior orders and noted President Truman had directed the San Francisco suit but warned the President has no standing in this court Fleming was reported ill with a gastro intestinal upset and no comment was made by those cited Public notices indicate the case links to longstanding government adjudications over control of the steamship line
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Washington
U. S
Secretaryof Commerce
Sawyer
American President +Steamship Line
The
Dollar Company
Ong
Dol- Star
Commerce For Transportation
Edward H. Hickey
Newell A. Clapp
Donald B. MacGuineas
Justice Department
Paul D. Page, Jr
Maritime Administration
Philip H. Angel
San Francisco
Fine Land
Court of Appeals
Truman
Bennett Champ Clark
Hickey
Atigaon
Group Picked To Advise On Mobilization
President Truman named the Advisory Mobilization Board to handle mobilization issues under Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson. AFL President William Green and CIO leader Walter Reuther join labor seats, with four farmer and business spots. Farmers include Ray B. Wiser and James G. Patton. business leaders feature Marion B. Folsom among others.
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Washington
Truman
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
AFL
Wiliam Green
CHO
Philip Murray
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
George Meany
Wilson
Ray B. Wiser
Gridley
Calif
California Farm Bureau Federation
D. W Brooks
National Council of Farmers Cooperatives
Atlanta
James G. Patton
Denver
National Farmers Union
Hersenel D Newson
Columbus
Ind
National Grange
Allan B. Kline
Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Agriculure
Brannan
Antowa
Congress
Marion B Folsom
Advisory Board named to ease labor dispute in defense drive
President Truman chose four business and labor leaders to serve on a public advisory board aimed at healing the rift between unions and defense program directors. The Labor policy group had withdrawn from wage talks after a 10 percent wage cap, and recreating the Wage Stabilization Board is listed as a key challenge. The article also notes a 314 day dairy production test and a global lead production share among the U S Mexico Canada and Australia.
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Eastman Modak Company
Mochester
N. Y
Otto A. Seyferth
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
West Michigan Steel Foundry Co
Keene
N. H
Samuel Abbott Stojth
Thomas Strahan Co
Chelsea
Mass
Truman
John Lord O'Brian
Washington, D. C
George H. Mead
Dayton
Ohio
William H. Davis
New York
Old War Labor Board
Paul A. Porter
OPA
Federal Communications Commission
Wage Stabilization Board
United Labor Policy Committee
AFL
CIO
Railroad
Advisory Council
Three Months To Leave Booze Alone
In South Market Street, Austin Arnold told Magistrate Thomas Glass he had not touched a drink for five months. The court began with a three month start on a new record after Arnold pled guilty to public intoxication, receiving 90 days in jail. Also, David Baumgardner forfeited $5.80 for peace disturbance and drunkenness, William L. Talbert was acquitted of speeding, Amorose Hill, a colored man, was found not guilty on a non-support warrant arising from his wife.
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Austin Arnold
South Market Street
Thomas
Glass
Arnold
David Baumgardner
Trump
McKeldin
William L. Talbert
W. A. Mutchner
Amorose Hill
Libertytown
Raymond Haugh
Brink of Iguassu Falls Narrowly Described as Wide
A historical note places the Iguassu Falls brink in South America as 244 miles wide. This figure highlights the expansive span mentioned in the report, emphasizing the remarkable scale of the falls and their geographic prominence in the region.
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Iguassu Falls
South America
Formations announced medical coup of the Lisbit Inity
On Friday MNG announced three new recruits join the Frederick unit and three World War II veterans are promoted to master sergeant in the National Guard. Enlistees are Albert Ritchie Hardy Libson Paul D Kemp and Roy Wallford Murray. Promotions to MSgts are Lester W Boyer Grayson L Bader and John J McEwen.
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Fromations
Lisb
MNG
Frederick
National Guard
Albert Ritchie Hardy
Libson
Paul D. Kemp
Rocky Springs
Roy WaUford Murray
Monrovia
Lester W. Boyer
Tuscarora
Grayson L. Bader
John J. McEwen
Veterans Villas
Editor Hosp Patient Laesoure VA April 6
Stricken IM in the home of friend R. T. Corbell editor of the Times Mirror, has been a patient in Loudoun Hospital since Monday. Condition reported satisfactory. The Nile and Amazon rivers are each about 4,000 miles long.
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Laesoure
R. T. Corbell
Times- Mirror
Loudoun Hospital
Nile
Amazon
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George B Harris
President Lines
Harris
Fleming
Die Wroth
Imperial Brunswick
Dyal
Marshall Thompson
Andrea King
Maryland
Virginnia
North
Carona
Mits
Jiggs
Maggie
Kfilus
Stallion Canyon
Ken Curtis
SUN
MON
Bob Mitchum
Randy Scott
Braillehore
R. H. Richardson
Westminster
U.S
Mexico
Canada
Australia
Bernie Sarena
Paul Tones
Francis Scott Key
James W. Anderson, Jr
JHE Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
Delphey’s
West
Patrick St
Michael's Kofvee Kup
So. Market St
da Theateramascus, Marylaniaamascus
Johnny Mack Brown
LAW of the Panhandle
Rory Calhoun
Jane Nigh
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Cartoon
C. E. Cline & Son
E. Patrick ST
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Stude
D. H
Stude. Champ
Buick
Pont, R., TH
Evatt ST. Pit
Mount PY Aterd
Spade Cooley
Mn — Planis Orefet
Richard Conte
Allan
Rocky” Lane
Rough Riders OF
Durango
Navy Bound
Tom Neal
Wendy Waldron
Iaetropolitan
Mahogad
Magnavox
Colonial Music Shop
Nate New Firemen's
Brunswick, MD
W. FI. M
Lew Wade
Roy Parks
Paul Jones
Ae Howard Keel
Barry Sullivan Bean Ite
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Dumas
Monte Cristo
George Montgomery
Paula Corday
IAL
Estes Motors Inc
Ford Station
Wagi
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Estes
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