Byrd pushes time-limited emergency powers for president
Democratic Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia backs stand by emergency powers for the president to meet the Korea crisis but proposes an expiration date of July 1, 1951. He warns against indefinite executive control and cites wage and price controls as part of the emergency framework.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Senate
Byrd
Baruch
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Korea
Congress
Russia
South Korea
William C. Foster
Economic Corporation Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Foster
Mr. Foster
Economic Cooperation Administration
William L. Roberts
United States Military Commission
North Korea
United States
America
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed for Puzzle Fans
A scrambled crossword listing with clues across and down covering deserts mammals letters and zoological terms. Readers match definitions to fill the grid for Fiat in sleep river names and chemical symbols among others.
Speech on Korea War and fiscal policy by Senator on Baruch plan
The speaker warns against prolonged wartime controls and calls for limited stand by powers to the President, arguing the need to avoid fiscal ruin and prioritize defense while reducing non defense spending. He predicts broader wars and urges financial preparedness as essential to national readiness and economic stability.
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South Korea
Russia
America
Korea
Oil change interval guidance from standards bureau
The National Bureau of Standards urges periodic crankcase draining to remove dirt and oxidation. With a good oil filter and proper servicing, longer intervals between changes are possible. Manufacturers cite 2000 to 4000 miles as safe ranges, but excessive extension risks costly lubrication failures.
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National Bureau of Standards
Brucetown Social Notes Spotlight Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shearer of Philadelphia visit Mrs. Shearer’s parents, the Swimleys. WSCS from Brucetown Church gathers at Ray Russell’s home. Douglas Jenkins of San Francisco visits M. D. Adams’s family. Lillian Carter of Summit Point spends time with sister Mrs. Marion Marshall. Colston and Jobe visit relatives in Ridgeway. Grandham Welsh of Walesville dines with Luther Welsh and family. Lloyd Thompson and daughters of Leetown visit Brucetown. Castleman guests at W. B. Castleman and Mrs. Luther Welsh homes.
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Brucetown
Charles W. Shearer
Susan
Stephen
Charles 3d
Philadelphia
WSCS
Ray R. Russell
Douglas Jenkins
San Francisco, Cal
Mrs M. D. Adams
Lillian Carter
Summit Point
W. Va
Marion Marshall
Randolph Colston
H. E. Jobe
Ridgeway
Grantham Welsh
Walesville
Luther Welsh
Lloyd Thompson
Leetown
Stewart Castleman
Chambersville
W.B. Castleman
Court Records Show Reckless Driving in Justice Court
Judge John Rice heard cases including Oliver DeHaven of Route 2 Winchester cited for reckless driving with a $2.25 fine, Daniel Clemons of Ber Middletown charged with no operator license, Wendell Albright of Middletown for reckless driving with $14.25, and Carl Sherman of Route 1 for reckless driving with $19.25.
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Trial Justice Court
John Rice
Oliver George DeHaven
Winchester
Daniel Robert Clemons
Wendell Virgil Albright
Middletown
Carl Curtis Sherman
Egypt exports rice amid rising Asian shortage
Egypt plans to export about half of its 300000 ton annual rice harvest, with current stocks around 100000 tons. The article notes Asia faces growing shortfalls and disruption in Korea could intensify the need for alternative supplies.
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Cairo
Egypt
Asia
Copper production leaders? U S Chile Canada outrank Katanga
Only the United States Chile and Canada surpass the Katanga region of the Belgian Congo as copper producers. The note highlights three nations leading in copper output ahead of Katanga’s historic level.
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U. S
Chile
Canada
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Derivation of nickel name from Old Nick in mining lore
The term nickel comes from kup fernickel or copper nickel. German miners linked it to Old Nick since the ore seemed to contain copper but yielded none. Canadian cities mostly use daylight saving time until September 24. Ottawa and major centers follow this practice.
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Canada
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