Court ruling ends seizure of steel mills in dispute
News of the Supreme Court decision reaches the White House as Truman faces a ruling invalidating his seizure of the steel industry. Officials indicated the government will return mills to owners, while Truman reiterates the claimed inherent emergency power. Key figures include Robert Buller, Secretary Sawyer, and John W. Davis preparing statements for the industry.
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New GI Bill debated in House amid seizure dispute
In Washington, key House Veterans Affairs members predicted overwhelming approval for a new GI bill for Korean veterans. The measure, valued at about 1.0 billion dollars annually for rehabilitation, faced suspension of normal rules and limited debate, with a two thirds vote required for passage. The article outlines constitutional questions and a district court affirmation of Truman's seizure power as a military and labor issue.
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