Checks On Congress By Vetoes
Washington, June 21 NEA The record of the 80th Congress shows President Truman vetoing more than 125 bills since April 1945. Many private relief measures and major policy questions were affected including the Taft Hartley veto and postwar OPA extension. Congress overrode some taxes and social security bills, while others faced potential pocket vetoes as adjournment nears. Fulbright proposed a partisan succession plan that would have shifted both legislative and executive power, a scenario now seen as speculative.
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Feter Edson
NEA
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Congress
Inderstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Republians
Treasury
Beneft
Tru- Man
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
FBI
Northwestern
Science Foundation
Fulbright
Sen
William Fulbright
Arkcanses
White House
Joe Martin
Republican Congress
Martin
Japanese Honor Father Flanagan Belief in Founding Fathers’ Balance
A jumble of local stories notes a parade death in Hagerstown as John W. Iatthesz, 45, of Baltimore, collapsed and died, with the coroner chalking it up to a heart attack. Other items include a knee fracture from a tractor accident, a wage agreement at Westinghouse for 70 000 workers, a note on Haraszthy linked to American wine roots, rabbis visiting Jerusalem, an explosion in Cairo that killed 20 and injured 41, licenses issued, and Taneytown appointing Henry I Reindoller Jr. as Clerk-Treasurer.
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Hegerstown
John W. [Iatthesz
Baltimore
Vets Guide By Major Thomas M. Nial
Washington June 21 National cemeteries offer free burial and plot costs for honorably discharged service members. Next of kin can receive up to 150 for transporting the body and a government supplied headstone with rank and dates. Flags are provided for caskets and many cemeteries are in the South due to Civil War battles.
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Thomas M. Nial Washington
National Cemetery
Arington
Memorial Division
Quartermaster General
Washington
D.C
New England
Ohio
Army
South
Burial benefits and national cemeteries for veterans
The Army’s QM Office notes burial benefits are underpublicized. In February 1912, 890 veterans or wives were buried in National Cemeteries, with 1012 in March and 897 in April. World War II remains are handled separately and not included in these figures.
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Alaska
Mexico City
Department of Interior
Army
L. C. Harne Burned in Delaware Pole Accident
Leslie Horne a former Potomac Edison employee now with Delaware Power and Light Co sustained severe burns Friday afternoon while working on a pole about 38 miles from Wilmington Delaware He was taken to Delaware Hospital for treatment His sister Mrs Milton L Shook reports his condition is satisfactory Details of the accident are not yet available and the incident occurred around 3 o clock Friday afternoon.
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L. C. Harne
Leslie
Horne
Potomac Edison Company
Delaware Power. Light Co
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Hospital
Milton L Shook
East Third Street
Maryland Bar Association to Elect Walsh at 53rd Convention
The 53rd annual Maryland State Bar Association convention opens in June with retiring president Frederick Brune delivering an address. Cumberland’s C Walsh, former Maryland Attorney General, is considered for the presidency at the meeting.
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Walsh Dane
Maryland State Bar Association
Frederick Brune
C Walsh
Cumberland
Marylind
Geral
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