Postwar Supreme Court Clash and Berlin Tensions Reported
A long, fragmented recount covers a Supreme Court ruling on the steel seizure amid wage talks, with reactions from Philip Murray and Charles White. It notes the potential steel industry strike, the Wage Stabilization Board plan, and Truman’s seizure, plus Cold War pressure on Berlin and the growing East West divide with population figures for Soviet and Allied Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawsoo
Black
Deaan Ieee 'Ithede
Ahmediate Ntotes
United Steel Snes
Philip Murray
Charles M. White
Beer Steel
W.S.B
Murray
Truman
David Pine
Supreme Court
Germany
Berlin
Gerto
Demonstrationa-Dusing
Baruch Surfaces Urgent Defense Reforms and Economic Note
Baruch warns that sacrifices are needed to ensure world power and survival. He outlines five defense reforms and urges restoring peak strength, reviewing the arms program, creating a driving production authority, giving the President full powers, and cautious defense spending. A food price increase approved by the OPS raises the family bill by about five cents per person, totaling roughly 390 million dollars annually. The Commerce Department reports median marriage ages at 20.4 for women and 22.6 for men, noting a significant drop since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
House
Office of Price Stabilization
George L. Mehren
O.P.S. Food ‘and Restaurant Division
Department of Commerce
Derby odds and Olympic buzz in rough sports roundup
The column surveys Kentucky Derby prospects with Tom Fool and others, notes Marty Marion’s bid for a job with the Browns, reports Helsinki Olympic entries reaching 61 nations, and mentions Dodgers relying on Branca and Erskine. It also highlights Roe as a 34 year old ace, weak Tiger pitching, and a curious note on a New Hampshire farmer marking a cow with COW to ward off hunters.
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Tockey
Ted Atkinson
Tom Ool
Marty Marion
Shortstop
Helsinki
Finland
Dodgers
Branca
Erskine
Newcombe
Preacher ‘Roe
Tiger
Detroit
U.S. Golfing Association
Jong
New Hampshire
Bill Dickey
Boasting Among Boys Aged Eight To Twelve Noted
The article notes that attention seeking through boasting is common in children and adults, with tests showing the highest bragging among boys eight to twelve. It highlights Junior’s bragging about strength and mentions Apple flavor in a cake recipe enriches batter with margarine and syrup for breakfast.
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Main Street
North Sea
Austria
Baruch Baruch
Mors
Bérnard
Baruch
Adv Vieah
Ood
Sand
Amittee
Meade
Barnard Baruch
Arthur Pointer
Bud
Fisher
Bisenkover
Virginia
Button
Dick Button
Englewood
N.J
Oslo
New York
London
Kentucky
Echo Spring Distilling Company
Louisville
Todsy
Eco
Ston
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