Roosevelt aides debate Supreme Court shakeup and Mundelein attack
Associate Justice Van Devanter plans retirement after the summer adjournment prompting speculation on his successor with Joseph Robinson eyed by many as likely appointee. Mundelein denounces Nazi Germany’s propaganda and calls Hitler a poor official as Berlin protests the speech. Allis Warfield set to wed Edward Duke of Windsor in France amid royal tensions. Roosevelt vetoes New York world’s fair funding while Congress fights over other appropriations and State Department appointments are announced.
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Ssociate
Willis van Devanter
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Washington
Hughes
Sutherland
Brandeis
van Devariter
Joseph Robinson
Senate
United States
Robinson
Lewis
Illinois
McReynolds, Sutherland, Cardozo
Senate Judiciary Committee
Logan
Kentucky
Justice van Devanter
Wheeler
Ashurst
Borah
van Devanter
Ardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Hitler
Reich
Holy See
Pat Goebbels
Bel
Berlin
Mundelein
Allis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Edward
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Herman L. Rogers
New Yorker
Rogers
Baldwin
EW York
Congress
Fair Commission
Sam McReynolds
Tennessee
John J. O’connor
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Coronation naval pageant and Lindbergh anniversary noted
A royal procession at Spithead featured 311 ships from eighteen nations watched by thousands. The New York led U S representation, ships illuminated at night while guests dined and danced. In London and Portsmouth the king and queen attended a Guildhall luncheon. Lindbergh’s tenth anniversary went largely unacknowledged by the hero. Charles A. Lindbergh remained near his Kent home with family.
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Solsmouth
Spithead
New York
United States
Portsmouth
Guildhall
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Mrs. Lindbergh
Young Jon
Kent
Negrin becomes Spain's premier amid cabinet reshuffle
Juan Negrin R. succeeds Caballero as Spain's premier at age forty eight. A Socialist backed by the Madrid general federation of labor, he forms a cabinet of socialists and abolishes the superior war council transferring command to the war cabinet. He vows inflexible order in loyalist Spain. Gen Emilio Mola presses attacks on Bilbao with British warnings for vessels to depart. Russia reports twenty five executions over espionage tied to Japanese plots and Trotskyist factions. In Denmark King Christian X marks silver jubilee with simple, affectionate festivities in Copenhagen.
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R. Juan Negrin
Caballero
Spain
Madrid
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Hristian X
Denmark
Copenhagen
Natick Man Fights Extradition in Rhode Island
Natick man Jhe Petrella, 39, fights extradition to Massachusetts in Providence Superior Court. Petrella is accused in the February ten thousand dollar warehouse robbery at Hudson Worsted Company. Governor Dy Quinn ordered extradition Thursday, with witnesses testifying for Petrella that he was in Natick the night of the crime.
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Hudson
Dateikh DP. Curran
Providence
R. L
Massachusetts
Jhe Petrella
Natick
Hudson Worsted Company
Rhode Island
Petrella
Robert Dy Quinn
Conse
Petrela
Letrella
Shower party honors Edna Sates before July wedding
Miss Edna Sates of 31 Broad Street was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Forrest Swanson at 192 Washington Street. A mock marriage featured Mrs. Doris Farrell as bride and Mrs. Millie Riley as groom with Mrs. Swanson as minister.
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Swanson
Medley
Lillian Charbonneau
Millie Riley
Doris Farrell
Margaret Brissette
Rachel Davis
Laura Purd
Most Important Thing for a Nation: Integrity of Rulers
The most important factor in any country is the personal integrity and moral responsibility of its leaders. Without honesty and duty from those in power, a nation cannot trust its institutions or endure lasting progress.
Averages and the Sage of Chinatown Speak on Dignity
Hi Ho, the Chinatown sage, argues that averages can be stated oddly. He warns that raising one’s voice often diminishes personal dignity.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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Ohio
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Eorge L. Berry
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Ind
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