Steel Seizure Debate Reaches Appeals Court
The government seeks Supreme Court review after a district judge ruled the seizure of steel mills unconstitutional and ordered their return. The Appeals Court stayed the order to allow the government time to appeal, while dispute rages over employment terms and wage changes during control.
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Taere
Sawyer
A_ 5
David A. Pine
Pine
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Steel Indestry
Perweer
District Court
Appellees
Steel Companies
Murray
Joepsh P. Molony
Buffalo
Truman
Seiure
Merel
Appeals Court
Bromley
Indusit
Perlman
TRE
Henry ‘W. Edgerton
Charles Fahy
David L. Bazeton
E. Barrett Pretthman
George T. Washington
Judg
Harold M Stephens
Bennett Champ Clark
Wilbur X Miller
James M. Proctor
Tito Sees Easing Of War Danger In Belgrade Remarks
Yugoslav Premier Tito told a delegation of army reserve officers that the development of new mass destruct weapons has eased the danger of a third world war. He urged continued alertness and pledged defensive strength, saying Yugoslavia would avoid regional defense pacts, citing World War I experience as proof they were ineffective. Trials of Frank Erickson and Joe Adonis for contempt before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee were postponed to June 2 by Judge John W. Clancy.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Agar Rndui
New York
Frank Erickson
Joel Adonis
Ansner
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
John W. Clancy
West German Split Threatens Allied Plan in Coalition
Germany. A major split in the West German government challenges Allied plans for Western defense as Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and allied leaders push toward final negotiations. The Free Democrats and the German Party reject the proposed peace contract saying it would sustain occupation in a new form and deny Germany true sovereignty.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Free| Democrats
Foreigner Fined $50 for Speeding
In Traf ic Court a foreign motorist was fined $50 for speeding. Anton Essa, a Portuguese merchant en route to Rio de Janeiro from Detroit, claimed he could not read English. Judge Truman H. Preston noted the language issue and imposed the penalty.
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Trafic Court
Anton Essa
Rio de Janiero
Detroit
Mich
Truman H. Preston
Besa
Nudist Edith Church Loses False Arrest Suit
In Detroit a federal court ruled Edith Church had been nude when sunbathing with companions four years earlier, and rejected her $60,000 claim for false arrest. Judge Frank Picard found the deputies legal in arresting her for indecent exposure.
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Detroit
Frank Picard
Edith Church
Picard
Veep Visit Sparks GOP Ties in Uvalde
Vice President Alden Barkiey plans a formal call on former Vice President John Nance Garner at Garner’s Uvalde home. Garner, now 3, served under President Roosevelt from 1932 to 1940.
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Veeps
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