Quarrel Over Presidential Powers Amid Korea Crisis
A heated dispute in Congress pits opposition to Dean Acheson against President Truman’s claim of implied executive powers. Debates center on U N action in Korea, treaty ratification, and limits on sending troops without congressional consent. The piece notes three constitutional restraints and questions about North Atlantic Treaty commitments.
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Truman as Missouri Mussolini in 1951 debate
In 1951 King Features Syndicate argues impeachment is impractical. It claims Congress would not remove President Truman and accuses him of lacking statesmanship and collusion with Congress. The piece labels him inflexible, likening him to a Missouri Mussolini.
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Supreme Court
United States
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Senate
Truman
Missouri
King Features Syndicate
Army Column Keeps Koreans Informed With Eagle Forward
Col John T. Corley of Brooklyn leads the 24th Regiment in Korea and started a daily two page mimeo for his troops. The Eagle Forward carries world news and unit reports, with features like The Old Soldiers Aid offering weather and frostbite tips. Sgt Milton Fulcher edits the popular paper and highlights practical soldierly guidance.
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Hal Boyle
Col John T. Corley
Brooklyn
Col. Corley
Eagle
Korea
Milton B. Fulcher
Eagle Forward Pupils Post War Mirth From Frontline News
Sgt. Fulcher and Pfc. Cornelius Boykin lead Eagle Forward, a mimeographed daily with a 600 copy run. The two Negro soldiers publish from bombed buildings and foxholes, delivering news to troops before Charlie Chang’s march from Pyongyang.
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Associated Press
Looking Ahead By George Benson at Electromotive Plant
George Benson tours General Motors Electromotive division at La Grange Illinois noting 11 000 workers and a disciplined mass production rhythm. He argues big industry supports living standards and military strength, citing GM’s vast supplier network and employee facilities while praising American resilience against communism.
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General Motors
Electro-Motive Division
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Psychological Corp
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Grammar and spelling quiz on common errors
Answers address comparison of fewer versus less, debuts pronunciation guidance, misspelling among options, and definition of penury with example.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Help for Bronchitis
Urges rapid treatment to prevent chronic bronchitis from coughs and chest colds. Describes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy with beechwood creosote and proven medicines that soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and helps expel germs. Guarantees satisfaction or money back from the druggist.
Legion Chief Raps Taft View
Erle Cocke Jr. national commander of the American Legion questioned foreign policy judgment of former President Hoover and Senator Taft. He urged the Truman administration to pursue national unity by openly admitting mistakes, saying nobody expects perfect policy and officials should own up to errors.
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Taft
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Nations Press Club
Hoovers plan on world aid sparks debate on Europe
Cocke criticizes Hoovers recipe for national survival while Taft warns swift Western Europe troop action could provoke aggression. Both stress the need to confront communism as an imperial force, arguing the time to act is now with Western Europe as a priority theater.
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