McGranery From Pays On The Presidents Powers Debate
Senate hearing explores presidential authority over emergencies and steel seizure. McGranery defends following Congress’s will, cites Taft Hartley law, disputes unilateral action without due process, stressing balance between executive and judiciary. He notes limited knowledge of the case before the Supreme Court and recalls past government service.
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Fairbanks Home Robbed Again in Fourth Break-In
Thieves raided actor Douglas Fairbanks’s Lontina manor for the fourth time in under a year. The loot valued at 4200 dollars raised the total haul to just over 10 000 dollars. Fairbanks quipped the theft was monotonous as reporters arrived.
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Congress in recess. Agriculture Committee to review grain storage program
Today in Congress the Associated Press reports the Agriculture Committee continues its investigation into grain storage programs as members recessed until tomorrow. The session focuses on storage practices and oversight.
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Non-Red Newsmen Form Free International Federation
In Brussels, 17 non Communist countries form committees to create a free federation of journalists to replace the International Organization of Journalists, abandoned by non Communists after a 1949 split. Nations including the United States France Germany Belgium Denmark Japan Norway the Netherlands Sweden Switzerland Cuba Austria The Saar Canada Greece and Mexico join the organizing effort.
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Marcantonio Heads New York Labor Party Move
Marcantonio is named chairman of the American Labor Party with Edward Meaver Edward Kuniz and Arthur Schulzer reelected to key posts. He urges forming a hard core for a new party at a May 13 gathering at Madison Square Garden to follow the Democrats’ disintegration.
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Marines Seek Officer Candidates for OCS Entry
Marine Corps recruitment teams visited the station to enroll qualified men and women in the officer candidate program. College seniors and graduates are eligible, with active duty after graduation for those accepted. A weeklong OCS course is required, located near Quantico Virginia.
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Monarch Recruit Tells Life Story
K. George Deg. Syk, a Monarch Club recruit, shared his life story at a luncheon yesterday in the Hotel Syracuse, presenting a personal view of his career and early background.
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Notable Fragments From a Fragmented Local Page
Disjointed notes recount a Detroit born individual with a Syr University stint and a Buffalo connection. The text mentions Oakridge New Jersey, Teddy the Russian bear, hospital bills, and a master named Willie Waldorf. It hints at state troopers, defense mobilizers, and wage board discussions amid a chaotic, unclear plot.
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Wage board debate on steel wage policy and inflation concerns
Wilson argued against wage increases citing risk of inflation or unemployment. The WSB's March 20 steel case recommendations are criticized as widening the catch-up for wages beyond the January base. The committee plans a broad probe into WS B operations and whether wage policy aligns with national labor law.
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Soviets Launch Combination Loan Lottery
The Soviet Union opened its annual state loan offering bonds with a one in three chance of winning lottery prizes that could multiply the bond value. The 20 year bonds carry four percent interest, with semi annual lottery prizes and returns of the principal on maturity for winners. Non winners receive no interest. Drawings award prizes from bond value up to thirty times, and winners may also reclaim the bond at maturity.
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Youth Admits Hoax About $50,000 Ransom Story
David Landau an 18 year old from Jackson Heights admitted the tale of a ransom for $300,000 from behind the Iron Curtain was a hoax. He rented the Statler Hotel suite in Boston under an assumed name and paid with worthless checks. Police found a bag containing only old clothes and a pint of whisky.
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Germany Ends Red Trade Bans in Bundestag Vote
In Bonn the West German Bundestag voted to lift restrictions on trade with Communist bloc nations. Government allies argued the embargo failed to curb Soviet access to vital materials, while Socialists said continued bans only hurt Western economies and attempted to balance foreign trade.
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Unity urged as path to lasting peace in Europe
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told the European Federalist Movement that Western Europe cannot have lasting peace without unity. He urged rapid steps toward unification, supporting the Schuman Plan, a European constitutional accord, and a treaty for European defense. He spoke before leaving for Paris after a working tour of state.
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Nunihe Schuman
European Defense Community
Laborites Gain In British Voting
London dispatch reports Labor as 274 of 730 seats won in the second round of local elections in England and Wales. The Labor gain totals 36 despite Conservative and ally control of 429 seats. Polls ran in 159 urban districts Monday as voters head to 196 towns and districts across the region including Scotland.
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Prominent Kefauver Russell clash dominates busy campaign week
The presidential race quickened as Kefauver beat Russell in a Maryland popularity poll and a televised Miami debate spotlighted FEPC plank implications. Russell vowed to stay in the party amid talks of unity, while Kefauver warned of surprises against opponents. Ohio Indiana and Maryland results shaped delegate strategies and party loyalties across states.
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India's President Wins Reelection in First Popular Vote
President Rajendra Prasad secured a landslide victory in India's first popular presidential election. With 14,273 votes to 38,746 for a ballot, Prasad led a field that included K T Shah and other opponents. The result, from 1,190 of 1,302 polling places, signals a strong mandate for Nehru’s government.
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Feinsinger to Quit SB in Madison Speech Says Fatigue
Nathan P. Feinsinger, director of the Up-Wage Stabilization Board, announced in Madison that he plans to leave his post by June 30. On leave from the University of Wisconsin Law School, he was in town for a speaking engagement and said Washington is no health resort, claiming he is tired and needs rest.
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