Breakdown in White House and Capitol评价 Serious in 1949 era
President Truman faces a pronounced rift with Congress over steel industry seizure as election-year politics color the dispute. The article recalls past tensions including the Morris subpoena episode and McGrath firing, with lack of Senate approval for Attorney General nominee McGranery delaying any new investigation. It notes broad constitutional powers cited to justify seizure but stresses no specific law grants it.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Capitol
Trumnan
Newbold Morris
McGrat
Morris
McGrath
James P. McGranery
McGranery
Senate
Aye
Jillee Department
Steel Service
Trion
Three Treated For Injuries In Separate Incidents
Mrs. Margaret I Robertson of 224 South Potomac Street fell yesterday and fractured a bone in her left elbow. She was treated in the hospital emergency room and discharged. Carla Jean Spessard, 16 months, of 304 South Locust Street, fell against a porch and lacerated her left eyebrow needing three stitches. May Ella Weaver of Funkstown burned her left hand during a garaging incident and received first and second degree burns.
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Margaret I. Robertson
South Potomac Street
Carla Jean Spessard
South Locust Street
Ella Weaver
Funkstown
Woman who saw Chambersburg burn dies at 96
Mary Elizabeth Brawn of Ellaville aged 96 died Sunday morning near here. She lived in Chambersburg during the Civil War burning by troops and was among the few who recalled those events. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Chambersburg. She leaves one daughter Miss Teese Brown and two sisters. She was a Lutheran Church member at Mayetteville.
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Teese Brown
Lutheran Church
Mayetteville
Chambersburg
Chambershire
Mary Elizabeth Brawn
Ellaville
Mrs. Brawn
Tbn Barty
Young People To Be Baby Sitters
Youth Fellowship members of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration at Blue Ridge Summit plan a babysitting event. The group aims to provide trained young helpers for families seeking supervised care.
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Red Cross
Waynesboro Hospital
Mise Mareau
Harris
Blue Ridge Summit
Youth Fellowship of
The
Episcopal Chiurch of the Transfiguration
Bine Ridge Summit
Mrs. Clark Gable Files Divorce in Santa Monica
Mrs. Clark Gable, formerly Lady Ashley, obtained a divorce from the famed actor in Santa Monica on April 22 after testifying that Gable said he did not wish to be married to her or anyone else. She arrived on crutches from an auto injury. Gable was represented in court but did not attend.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Clark Gable
Gable
Ashley
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