Peace Treaty Snubs MacArthur Recalled by Editor
Editorial in the Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette argues President Truman snubbed Gen. Douglas MacArthur by not inviting him to the Japan peace ceremony in Washington and Tokyo. It credits MacArthur with guiding Japan’s defeat and postwar recovery while noting Japan gains full equality as a nation.
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Japan
Washington
Tokyo
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
United States
Great Britain
Burlington
Hawk-Eye Gazette
Judicial check on presidential seizure of steel industry
Federal Judge David A. Pine voided the seizure as unconstitutional noting no express constitutional grant of power. He reaffirmed limited powers and that governing authority resides in the people with actions only as delegated by due process of law.
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ABC
David A. Pine
Judge Pine Stands Firm Against Steel Strike Threat
The Cedar Rapids Gazette credits Judge Pine for resisting executive pressure amid a looming steel strike. The editorial argues the president cannot nullify constitutional rights to appease labor threats, asserting that defending constitutional ideals outweighs economic disruption. It condemns the strike as damaging yet notes it cannot surpass the danger of eroding basic freedoms.
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Congress
Judge Pine
Oranges a Plent y The Census on Citrus Tree Bearing Ages
The 1950 census shows 65,045,087 citrus trees with 16,558,911 not yet bearing. Orange trees total 45,790,210 with 6,841,695 nonbearing. California and Florida near equal in orange trees. Texas third with 4,056,114. Florida leads grapefruit with 6,045,7232. California lemon production tops at 6,903,700 trees. Florida sole lime producer with 355,261 trees.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
California
Florida
Texas
Arizona
Louisiana
Oskaloosa Herald
Corrs King League Bowling Standings and Results
In the Corrs King League, Mills Grocery defeated Kirkpatrick two to one with Mills totaling 2142 pins and Kirkpatrick 2082 including 56 handicap. Farm Bureau beat Farm Service 2 to 1, totaling 1489 pins plus 144 handicap for Farm Bureau and 2006 for Farm Service. Hay Seeds defeated KC 2 to 1 with 42 handicap. other match results include High scorers and high totals: Mills 2142 team pins, Mills 741 team game, Walker 190 high game, Walker 515 high series.
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Kirkpatrick Trucking
Farm Servier — Nun Oe
Mills Grocer Sseanen
Hayes Quarry
Farm Bureau
Ossean
Washington KC
Farm Wureau
Farm Service
Mills Grocery
Kirkpatrick
Mills
Kiay Seede
Hay Seeda Soo
Hlave
Clod Busters
Hays
Walker
Clow
Mushrooms Draw Crowd at IRE Meeting
A large audience attended the IRE meeting on Monday to hear Prof Dean discuss mushrooms and view his slides. Harry Harrison, state biologist, spoke about the re stocking program. Dale Fuhr and a friend went mushroom hunting at 7 pm Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Dean
Harry Harrison
Dale Fuhr
Weekend Fishing Echoes at Lake Darling and Nearby Waters
Report notes large crowd at Lake Darling with many swimmers and private lessons offered. Mentions 5000 stocked catfish in Skunk River, bass catches at Sunrise Lake, crappie activity in artificial lakes, and new Thompson boats for rental. Includes events May 26 Father and Son Banquet and June 11 Kids Fish Derby.
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Lake Darling
Father & Son
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Melo Horak
Herold Brock
Bill Brown
Harrison
Sunrise Lake
Bob Swartz
Bill Rogers
Bill Chmelar
Ska
T. W. Warwood
General Insurance Agency
Washington Concrete Co
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Stevens & Davis
Live Stock Commission CO
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
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Milwaukee
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