Extension Of War Powers Act Approved Extension Of War Powers Act Approved
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee approved a one year extension of the War Powers Act with a Hobbs amendment for court review of WPB and OPA suspension orders. The measure would allow Federal District Courts to rule on suspensions and prioritize allocations, while keeping a five day no-effect window. The Administration opposes the amendment, fearing court congestion and delays in critical material allocations for war production.
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House Judiciary Committee
War Production Board
War Foods Administration
Office of Defense
House
Rep
Hobbs
D-Ala
Federal District Courts Junction
WPB
ODT
Federal District Court
Conservative Bid Proves Best Choice
By William E. McKenney America's Card Authority reviews Herb Wick Fifteen er of NEA se jee who had never played teams until recently. He was conservative in bidding and his judgment matched the hand. West forced two tricks away. no adjustment could save it. East discarded a low club and West hoped for more. Higher in tie bidding. Region Game Warden Phebus notes bass season closes at midnight ending the two and a half month period. Drouth affected bass fishing this year despite some anglers still enjoying the sport.
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Herbert Wick
Navy
West
Dovie
Colt
East
Field
Ason Nears End
Benjamin F. Phebus, Sr
Drouth
Predicted 25 Years Ago Japan Would Attack US
A Philadelphia man returning from Japan warned of hostilities and urged anticipatory measures to deter war. He argued the United States must judge Japan by actions, not words, and predicted a conflict linked to immigration and economic leverage. The piece cites an old Philadelphia Press copy and notes a continuing fear of Japanese aggression amid alliances. The article ends noting a Maryland League of Women voters conference in Baltimore on November 28 to determine legislative stances.
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Japan
United States
News Yell 1
Philadelphia
Betty J. Shutt
Thurmont
Route 1
Ireland
America
Baltimore
Legislative Conference of the
Maryland League of Women
Ember
League
Officials say NEA chief to speak on education at luncheon
General league officials say Donald Dushane of the National Education Association headquarters will speak on State and National Problems in Education at a 4 luncheon session. Mrs W F Johns and Mrs Peter B Lejins of College Park, and Mrs Willard Barber of Silver Spring, education chairmen, will report on program items in their departments.
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Donald Dushane
National Education Association
W. F. Johns
College Charity
State Home Rule Committee
Peter B. Lejins
College Park
Social Welfare
Willard Barber
Silver Spring
Education
Bombing Raids Hit Cebu Negros Davao In 235 Ton Strike
General MacArthur reports American Leyte based planes dropped 235 tons of bombs on Japanese airdromes at Cebu Negros and Davao. Thirty Japanese planes intercepted. eight shot down. Terrific fighting continues in the Ormac corridor with no American advances.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Cebu
Negros
Davao
Douglas MacArthur
Ormac
Hunters Fined After Mountain Hunt Between Foxville and Garfield
Three men from Smithsburg and Hagerstown paid fines and costs totaling ten dollars each after a Sunday hunting incident in the mountains between Foxville and Garfield. Magistrate William J. Stoner heard the case in Thurmont and found two other men, including a regional game warden, guilty in the matter.
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Foxville
Garfield
Wace Bowman
Smithsburg
Howard Scott
Hagerstown
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Jamin F, Phobus, Sr
George Store
Argentina silent on Hull resignation sparks diplomatic quiet
Buenos Aires reports strict official silence over the resignation of Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Authorities offered no formal comment today, though understanding among officials suggests the Argentine government is processing the move amid ongoing diplomatic routines.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Cordell Hull
Hull Seen as Chief Architect of US nonrecognition stance
The passage notes Hull was not pleased at the retirement of a harsh critic and identifies him as the principal figure behind the United States refusal to recognize President Farrell's regime.
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Hull
United States
Farrell
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