Senate Rejects Wider Power for President in Steel Row
The Senate rejected proposals to grant President Truman seizure authority amid the steel dispute. Byrd Taft amendment to the Defense Production Act limits his power, while others to seize mills were voted down. The act underpins wage price and credit controls as the 1940s era battles drag on. Dr Edwin N C Barnes dies at 75 in Landover Hills Md after a long tenure leading Washington schools music department.
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Senate Rejects Truman Seizure Plan for Steel Crisis
The Senate voted 49 to 30 to back Byrd’s proposal urging President Truman to seek a Taft-Hartley injunction rather than seize steel mills. Truman, who urged authority to seize the industry, faced multiple proposals to seize on an emergency basis. He spoke before Congress but doubted Taft-Hartley would restore full production, while steel leaders argued against compulsory union membership.
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Boy Struck by Car on East South Street
Six year old Ronald Wayne Baer, son of Mr and Mrs Franklin T Baer of 113 Water Street, was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital around 6 25 p m with undetermined injuries after running in front of a westbound auto near the Frederick Brick Works. Officer Vernon Heffner investigated.
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Stomach Hurt Youth Rushed to Hospital After Accident
Karl Remaperg JT 438 2ART PATER Street reports a youth known as Young Baer was taken by M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance for emergency care after suffering severe head contusions and tooth loss. He is under observation for a stomach injury with fair condition reported.
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Maryland Delegates Plan RNC Trip Despite Narrow Gap
All but three of Maryland's 24 delegates to the Republican National Convention said they would travel to New York for the convention. The group voiced intent to attend despite earlier doubts, signaling strong state support for the GOP gathering.
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Delegates Split On Eisenhower For President Offer
General Dwight D. Eisenhower tomorrow drew mixed plans as delegates faced travel choices. Brigadier General William C. Purnell will pay his own way and skip questions at arrival. Senator John Marshall Butler will not ride the special train, preferring his own transport. Most others plan to travel with questions on current issues. Pennsylvania leads the nation in 50 major industries.
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