Judge Pine Denies President Power To Seize Steel Industry
Federal District Judge David A. Pine rules that President Truman has no inherent or implied power to seize the steel industry, calling such power an utter fallacy. The decision halts executive overreach and may impact the steel strike question as the industry petitions the Supreme Court for review.
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David A. Pine
Truman
Pine
Supreme Court
Judge Pine
Legion backs back to God drive across its posts
The American Legion and its 17,000 posts plus 14,000 auxiliary units endorse a back to God movement. National Commander Donald R. Wilson urges all to return to faith across the three great religions through regular church attendance daily prayer and youth religious training. He links belief in God with freedom and condemns communism as undermining human dignity, urging members to mobilize against godlessness.
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American Legion
Donald R. Wilson
Legion
Letter to the Editor on Supreme Court and Roosevelt era policy
The writer critiques Truman’s steel industry actions and the Supreme Court’s potential response. They reference Hatton W. Sumner of Dallas as a constitutional lawyer who opposed packing the court and ask for his opinion on the momentous question.
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Hatton W. Sumner
Dallas
Texas
Hart
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Philippines
Mr. Sumner
KL J. Bailey
Bible Verse Teaches Sin’s Cost and God’s Gift
A fragment quotes, The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life. The brief note frames moral reflection. The line appears as part of a devotional or religious column amid a church page.
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God
Powers and dangers of the welfare state rhetoric
George Sokolsky critiques President Truman and Henry Wallace, arguing the welfare state overruns individual rights and asserts unlimited inherent presidential powers. The piece contrasts classical capitalism with state planning, cites Marx and Chamberlain era ideas, and condemns manpower as a tool of state control.
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Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Henry Wallace
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Myr
Whittaker Chambers
Harry Dexter White
Treasury
Alger Hiss
State Department
George Silverman
Air Force
Karl Marx
Fragments Condemn Communist Fascist and Nazi Ideologies
A compact critique labels Communists Fascists and Nazis as the same threat to American values, using a provocative comparison to rats gnawing at the foundations of Americanism. The remark emphasizes unity of danger across opposing ideologies.
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Ameri
Broadway Memos From a Girl Friday
Dorothy Thompson tours Arab countries as guest of Egypt and will push pro Arab stance on return. Dewey to reveal Ike news on Meet the Press May 11. Gloria Swanson travels to Mexico with Brandy Brent as expected new husband. Marilyn Monroe recovering from operation. Esther Williams scandalous night at Stork Club. Truman accused of lying by critics after White House remarks. Red Channels probes Broadway show with alleged pink connections. Copyright 1952 New York Mirror.
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Dorothy Thompson
U. S
Dewey
Eisenhower
Meet the Press
Gloria Swanson
Mexico
Brandy Brent
Marilyn Monroe
DiMag- Winchel Gio
Red Channels
Arnold Schuster
Willie Sutton
Red Skelton
Ivy
The
Rome
Aly
Daily American
New York Mirror
Hemorrhage in Throat Described and First Aid Steps
A medical guide outlines severe throat hemorrhage causes such as varicose veins and lung ulcers, and stresses immediate hospital care with blood replacement. It notes plasma or whole blood transfusion, cautious fluid use, sedatives, and Vitamin C and K as possible aids, plus possible tampon pressure for stomach related bleeding.
Can dental infections trigger arthritis study note
Dr H N Bundesen discusses nonsterile bleeding cures and the use of thrombin by mouth to control bleeding. He cautions prompt hospital treatment for severe oral hemorrhage and addresses whether infected teeth can cause arthritis, noting some authorities link infections in teeth tonsils or sinuses to arthritis.
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King Fea. Syn., Inc
Backrng Down on the News From Arthur
The piece satirically notes the primary race narrowing to key players. It mocks political theater in Chicago wards and the notion of influence through who you know while calling out staged rhetoric and backroom maneuvering.
Derby winner leads, crowds at Churchill Downs
May 3 1942 Kentucky Derby featured Shutout as last son of mighty Equipoise sprinted clear in the final stretch for a two length victory before about 65 000 fans at Churchill Downs. The May 3 entries recall earlier May 3 notes from 1932 1892 including birthdays and museum hours.
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Mighty Equipoise
Churchill Downs
Life in Love and Law in New York Marry First
More than 140,000 people married in New York last year while about 13 58 of licenses issued went unused. A 60 day license validity and 24 hour waiting period raise questions about timing and weddings. Stand notes many unacted licenses and letters to nonparticipants yield little explanation. Spring romance is blamed for delayed marriages amid weather and whimsy.
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Tilden
Gage
Kathleen Winsor
Artie Shaw
Shaw
Desert Fox
Ry Erick Brandeis
New York
Murray Stand
Stand
King Féa. Syn., Inc
Simple Humility Wins Hearts and Votes
A columnist argues true influence comes from listening and modesty. Magnifying others' importance while downplaying self makes social bonds and respect, asserting that silence often speaks louder than boasting. Intelligent empathy stands above noisy self-promotion.
Did You Know Facts From History And Geography
The word profiteer arose in England during World War I and gained official sanction in a 1919 act. The Janissaries were drawn from Christian children and trained in Islam in Turkey from 1300 to 1826. Kentucky mines provide about 10 percent of U S coal, and a floating iceberg has only one ninth of its bulk above water.
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Janissaries
Turkey
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