Steel Seizure Rifts Delay Postal Pay Across Agencies
The steel seizure dispute in Congress holds up pay for about 400000 postal workers and other government staff. The Post Office says funds are exhausted while Congress debates a billion dollar stopgap. Senate and House clash over seizure provisions, with payrolls potentially extending to June 16 for the Post Office, and June 15 for other agencies if unresolved.
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Washington
Congress
Postoffice Department
Con- Prees Rus
Provik Pearls
Dolars
Senate
House
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Small Defense Plants Administration
Railroad Retirement Board
Appropriations Committee
June 4 to June 14 Auction Lineup at Various Virginia Sites
A series of public auctions listed with dates from June 4 through June 14. Items include furniture personal property grocery stock store equipment meat packing plant equipment and real estate. Auctions conducted by Charles R. Duvall and E H Woore with multiple locations in Clarke Winchester Roanoke and nearby areas.
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Carroll Bush
Clowser
Clark St
Duvalls
Albert C. Lacy
Mt. Williams
Chas. R. Duvall
Ward Shade
E. North Ave
Winchester
Affleck's
Berryville Ave
John Strickler
Roanoke
E. H .Woore
Clearbrook
Endless Caverns Farm
U.S
New Market
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Breeding Association
Supreme Court debates over presidential seizures in steel case
Justice Black leads a majority and Justices Frankfurter Douglas Clark Jackson and Burton write concurrences in a ruling that upholds Congress's exclusive power to make laws. Chief Justice Vinson and Justices Reed and Minton dissent, warning against undermining executive actions in crisis.
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Justice Black
Frankfurter
Douglas
Clark
Jackson
Burton
Vinson
Reed
Minton
Black
Congress
United States
Mn Department
Baptist Kindergarten Closes for Summer After Diploma Day
At the Baptist Kindergarten closing exercises the 43 enrolled students received diplomas. Parents and siblings attended a play hour and picnic lunch on the Miller House lawn, with teachers Mrs. Leonard Wisecarver and others noted among the faculty.
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Baptist Kindergarten
Leonard Wisecarver
E. A. Kight
E. T. Clark
John Jones
Billy Ligon
Drew Babb
Susan Bly
Judy Baker
Edna Kuykendall
Susan Baker
Boonie Sue Cain
Jennifer Sue German
Vickie Racer
Wendy Jones
Allan Graham
Diane Lewin
Dotty Grove
Vickie Haines
Carol Alger
Sharon Moore
Phyllis Rowland
Helen Race
Alice Seabright
Joyce Railton
Pam Ligon
Carolyn Watts
Fouth
Susie Alberti
Norma Lyy Lewis
Marsha Newill
Joyce Schmidt
Betsy Goodwin
Bill Boyce
Mary Jane Clement
Betsy Wise
President’s order questioned as military power over private property
The article discusses whether the president's seizure of private property to halt labor disruption can be sustained as a military action. It asserts such power should come from lawmakers, not the commander in chief, and analyzes potential paths including Taft Hartley emergency provisions and congressional action.
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Congress
District Court
High Tribunal
U. S
David A. Pine
Truman
Vinson
United Nations
Black
Taft- Hartley
Day Camp Registration Closes Noon at Camp Shawnee
Registration for the Girl Scouts Day Camp at Camp Shawnee in Senseny Park closes at 12 noon Wednesday. The camp welcomes all girls in first to fourth grades including Brownies.
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Shawnee
Senseny Park
Girl Scouts
Answers to the Page 4 Quiz Reveal Historical Clues
The page lists quiz solutions across topics from beverages to geography and history. Items include No as the answer to a brewed beverage, languages German French and Italian, Berlin as a place, a sea bird, Washington DC, false about a game name, the passover reference, Ethiopia Abyssinia, Polk, and Diana.
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Berlin
Washington, D. C
Israel
Egypt
Ethiopia
Abyssinia
Polk
Diana
Four City Wrecks Over Weekend in Winchester
Winchester Police logged four minor traffic accidents over the weekend. The latest at 1 10 a m involved Ronald Bowman in a 1946 Nash colliding with a parked 1936 37 Plymouth owned by Lewis McDonald, with $65 total damage.
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Winchester
Nash
Ronald F. Bowman
N. Cameron Street
N. Loudoun Street
Lewis F. McDonald
Two Hurt Slightly In Route 50 Crash
At 2 15 Saturday afternoon a two car collision at the Route 12 and Route 50 intersection in Lone Oaks Clarke County left Robert Russell Rhinehart of Baltimore driving north on Route 12 pulling onto Route 50 in the path of Andrew T Ireland of Falls Church and his wife Rose. Both suffered minor injuries and vehicle damage was listed at 550 dollars.
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Lone Oaks
Clarke County
Robert Russell Rhinehart
Baltimore
Andrew T. Ireland
Falls Church
Ireland
Rose
Youth Killed by Younger Brother in Hunting Accident
Alvin Robert Strickler, 19, died from a rifle head wound in a hunting accident near Harrisonburg. His younger brother Gary Strickler, 14, fired at a moving target about 55 yards away, unaware Alvin was in the area. Carl Stroop, 15, was with them. the death was ruled accidental by the Rockingham County Medical Examiner.
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Harrisonburg
Alvin Robert Strickler
H. C. Birckhead
Strickler
Gary Lawson Strickler
Rockingham County
F. L. Byers
Gary Strickler
Carl Stroop
Death of Jet Ace Maj. George A. Davis Jr Confirmed
London Daily Worker reporter Alan Winnington said photographs in Liberation Army Pictorial show Maj. George A. Davis Jr dead after being shot down on February 10. The U.S. Air Force lists him as missing in action with a 21-plane combat record.
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Panmunjom
Korea
George A. Davis
America
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
Allied
Davis
Liberation Army Pictorial
Winnington
Chang Tse-hui
U.S. Air Force
Lubbock
Tex
Roanoke Times editor Harry Powell Chapman dies at 63
Roanoke Times editor and longtime writer Harry Powell Chapman died at his home after a heart attack. The Ports mouth native began in Lynchburg and served as city editor before leading the Times as editor from 1915 until his death, survived by wife Josephine Koehler Chapman and daughter Mrs. J. Lewis Ineles. His son Lt. H. Powell Chapman Jr. was killed in World War II.
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Roanoke
Harry Powell Chapman
Veveren
Roanoke Times
Times
Chapman
Portsmouth
Lynchburg News
Savannah, Ga
Morning News
The
Alfred B. Williams
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Josephine Koehler Chapman
J. Lewis Ineles
H. Powell Chapman, Jr
Scouts Tour Washington Trip Cut Short by Rain
Twenty one Cub Scouts from Pack 2 and ten Scouts from Group 2 visited Washington on a Saturday trip that included a zoo visit. A planned tour of a television station was canceled after rain and the station’s move to a new building. The group traveled by chartered bus led by Cub Master Denny Doyle and Scout Master Ed Farrell with accompanying adults.
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Washington
Zoo
Denny Doyle
Doyle
Kirby Shank
Douglas Stickle
McKean
Ed Farrell
Tap Roots to Screen at Palace for June 6 Civil War Event
The Palace Theatre will show Tap Roots in technicolor on Friday in collaboration with the Bicentennial Commission as part of the Sixth of June celebration. The film, directed by James Street, stars Susan Hayward and Van Heflin, shot entirely in southern Mississippi with a large cast.
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Palace Theatre
Susan Hayward
van Heflin
Mississippi
Building Placed for Race Street Project by Local Firms
A building project on Race Street has received approval and funding from 4 de Lonas Conard and Jackson Ec. The firms disclosed a construction plan totaling 17 thousand dollars to proceed with the new structure.
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de Lonas Conard
Jackson Ec
Race St
Art and Toy Prize Winners At Local Exhibition
The event awarded top prizes in model trains and leather crafts across age groups. C A Bennington won major honors in model trains and exhibited seed work in aircraft classes. Winners included J Fred Larrick and C J Affleck with several runners up named among participants.
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Ob Parney
Tod Barney
Fragmented OCR notes on 414th event details
Incomplete text fragment mentions 414 thos nlive and Strom Boa with scattered phrases. No coherent reportable facts emerge.
A Diocesan Center Resort Project Details
A fragment outlines a plan labeled Diocesan center and resort with references to Cureb and numbered items 40 42 43. The readable text hints at a development proposal page but provides no clear owner dates or locations. No further context is available from the fragment.
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Jones Funeral Home
S. Loudoun St
John W
Rosenberger and Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
Supreme Court
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John W. Davis
Free World
Perlman
Powes
Svar
Cachapans
N. Cameron Phove
Keystone
John Stuart & CO
Mearbrook
Holmes McFarland
Cameron and
Cecil Streets
Frank Archie Clevenger
Stephens City
Virginia Elizabeth Patterson
Rt. 3
Cameron Street
Clevenger
Cecil Street
Cameron
Patterson
Loudoun Street
Monmouth
McFarland
John S. Hillyard
Arlington
Monmouth Street
Loudoun
Carroll Julius Auteur
W. Monmouth Street
Braddock
Boscawen Street
Harry Russell Potts
Route 1
Charles William Lewis
Potts
Lewis
Red
Jet Ace
Giters
Pune
Ator of
Capital City
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddeck St
Roy Duvall
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Vienne See
Glaize & Bro
N.cameron
Guernsey
Hinman Electric Milker
Endless Caverns, Inc
C. N. Wine
Garland M. Canter
Berryville
Boyce
Republic Oil Refining CO
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