Truman asserts power to send troops abroad without Congress
President Truman said he has authority to deploy American troops to Europe or elsewhere without congressional approval and warned he would take the matter to the people if Congress blocks funding. He reiterated he would consult Congress but claimed constitutional authority to act if needed. He defended the TaftHartley repeal and denied MachArthur pressure to curb Korea talks as he faced questions at a news conference. Bradley and Weber’s St Felons upset No 1 Syracuse?
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Congress
Congress Cone
Tinman
Conpiss
MacArthur
Douglas MacArtin
United Nations
Korea
Mi Pruinan
MaceArthur
Govile
Fie
Sancti of Congress
Druman Obviousl
Mpresadan
Tiaval
Good Driving Fails To Avoid Accident Here
A North Market street crash injured a parked sedan’s right front fender when a Franklin County North Carolina truck crashed into it after allegedly failing to stop. The driver was held on $2645 collateral for reckless driving, and a crowd of witnesses noted brake issues and split second judgment by nearby motorists. No pedestrians were injured in the January incident near the John Ewenhauer china shop. the truck and crew were moved to a Market Street parking space for investigation.
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Robert GG Fites
Rocky Ridge
John Ewenhauer
Willie Joneson
Franklington ,C
Woc
Wright Limbs
Franklin WC
Trafic
Marker
Church
City Samitaian
Jones
Norv Marchet
Erewitoees
Allale Simmons
Mo Itarevele
Charles Bell
Market Jal
Cannes
Promotion Lok Detrick Man Capt Pushkar Faces Sealed Duty
Collied J Belmore, commanding officer at Camp Detrick, pins a captain’s insignia on John Pushkar who has a long World War II and peacetime record. He served in Afton Firppe Ala ka Canada and the United States, rose from private in 1937, recertified in 1940, and held key roles in Africa, Salerno, and Southern France. He later led to first lieutenant, then captain in 1947, joined the Chemical Corps Board, and conducted tests in Alaska and Churchill, with a 1950 recall dropping him to master sergeant before final promote to captain and recall to active duty January 4.
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J Belmore
Camp Detrick
John Pushkar
Afton
Canada
United State
Pushar
Homestead
Tan Uit
Africa
Secily
Salerno
Puskar
Watffective
Plead Guilty Plea Sentences Imposed in Circuit Court
Two men pleaded guilty in Circuit Court and received short prison terms from Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Harvey Herbert Franklin Bree dyn of Martinsburg pleaded guilty to passing two worthless checks and drew nine months in the House of Correction on one charge with an 18 month sentence suspended. George Smith of Baltimore, who pleaded guilty to an escape from a Maryland Reformatory work detail on October 20, 1948, was sentenced to nine more months in the reformatory after recent release.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Charles A. Price
Edwin F Nikirk
Price Harvey Herbert Franklin Breedyn
Martinsburg
W Va
House of Correction
George Smith
North High Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick County
Schnauffer
Smith and Breedon Charged With Falsely Obtaining Fuel and Cash
Smith’s sentence began December 19, 1950, and Breedon’s sentence dates from December 15. Breedon was charged with falsely obtaining five gallons of gasoline, two quarts of oil and $10 from Richard Lindsay Day and an automobile tire and $13 from Paw Smith.
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Breedon
Richard Lindsay Day
1 Paw Smith
Lists Program In Event Of low mood
Annapolis January 11. A State committee urged Maryland communities not to wait for a depression to solve unemployment problems. The Committee on Employment and Relief, appointed at the suggestion of the 1950 General Assembly, also called for a shelf of public works programs to help.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Committee On Employment and Relief
General Assembly
Employment Security chief leads survey on public works need
William H Mahaney, chairman of the Department of Employment Security, headed a committee that surveyed employment problems and reported today. The panel found no broad need for a public works program, except possibly in Cumberland and Oakland, as Western Maryland unemployment had risen previously and war in Korea spurred job gains statewide. The group urged lawmakers to obtain current data on Cumberland and Oakland areas.
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William H Mahaney
Department of Employment Security
Leinstators
Cumberland
Oakland
Lane
Maryland
Korea
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