Court overhauls debated after Jackson Black clash
Washington lawmakers discuss a possible overhaul of Supreme Court procedures after Justice Robert H. Jackson publicly attacked Justice Hugo Black. The capital buzzes over impeachment prospects and a broader push to curb bench bickering while Vinson’s Senate confirmation gains momentum.
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House
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G A R Vets At Parley In Rochester
The Grand Army of the Republic 80th state encampment opened with about 600 attendees including allied groups. State Commander James Hard, 104, of Rochester and State Adjutant Robert Rownd, 101, of Ripley, two of six Civil War veterans remaining in the state, were honor guests. Officers will be elected and color bearing ceremonies held Wednesday.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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James Hard
Robert Rownd
Ripley
Rochester Enacts Wheatless Mondays and Meatless Wednesdays
Rochester inaugurated wheatless Mondays and meatless Wednesdays as the city seeks to conserve food. Mayor Samuel B. Dicker issued a proclamation urging participation by housewives, hotels, restaurants and public eating places until the food emergency ends.
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Rochester
Samuel B. Dicker
Japs Lock Bosses Out at Mitsubishi Chemical Plant
Japan's new labor weapon locks out the boss at Mitsubishi's large chemical plant. Five hundred thirty workers have not seen a company official since March 1. Production and profits continue as workers raise pay and run the plant without violence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mitsubishis
Company
Workers Bank Company
Management and Union Hold Brief Bargaining on Tokyo Factory
Representatives bargained briefly over workers demands at a Tokyo factory including a 300 percent pay boost and a voice in management, signaling rising labor tensions.
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Managment
Tokyo
Anne Baxter and John Hodiak to wed in Burlingame
Anne Baxter and John Hodiak obtained a marriage license in Santa Monica. The couple will marry June 19 or 20 at the Baxter home in Burlingame. Baxter, 23, and Hodia k, 32, are both making their first marriage.
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Calif
Anne Baxter
John Hodia
Burlingame
Kenneth S. Baxter
Russia to Equip Yugoslav Army
Belgrade reports Premier Marshal Tito returned from Moscow with an agreement that Russia will furnish military equipment to the Yugoslav army. The press did not mention Trieste, though some observers thought it could have figured in talks with Prime Minister Stalin.
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Marshal Tito
Moscow
Draja Mihailovic
Tito
Russia
Stalin
Trieste
Senators propose Veterans Employment and Economic Development Corp
Six senators propose a $500 million federal corporation to loan and create jobs for veterans. The Veterans Employment and National Economic Development Corp would aid unemployed veterans, those without postwar work, those lacking a clear occupation, and disabled veterans.
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Veterans Employment and National Economic Development Corp
British Plan Base London
The Daily Express carried a Cairo dispatch reporting on British planning in or around London.
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London
INS
Daily Express
Cairo
British Plan to Build New Base Near Palestine Border
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin announced plans for a major British base southwest of Caza in Palestine as part of Egypt related defense. The move signals a forthcoming withdrawal from Egyptian territory, with forces positioned just 10 yards from the border.
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