Roosevelt Faces Court Clash and NRA Breakdown
A Washington panorama shows President Roosevelt grappling with a hostile Supreme Court mood and stalled New Deal programs. Advisers weigh long term constitutional amendments while cabinet shifts hint at a leftward tilt as work relief falters and power struggles emerge among aides.
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New York NRA Rift and Key Figures Named in Fallout
New York observers highlight a split among Father Coughlin advisers as Ward and LeBlanc clash over banking legislation before the Glass Committee. The report names Hugh Johnson Donald Richberg and Homer Cummings as pivotal figures in the NRA controversy and its legal responses.
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Washington
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Sharp
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Eccles
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Blue Flagle
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Donald Richberg
Schechter
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Plan of U S Fathers Confronts Us anew
The essay argues the Supreme Court NRA ruling exposes a shift from the founders wary of a strong central government toward modern demands for national regulation. It urges careful rethinking of federal authority versus states, to adapt the original theory to twenty century conditions and set enduring policy.
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Washington
NRA
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nebraska Legislature Embraces One Chamber Reform
The Nebraska legislature adjourned and set a future one chamber body of 43 members. The move aims to reduce costs and increase efficiency, presenting a modern, representative model for state government and possibly inspiring other states to adopt similar reforms.
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Nebraska
America
Topsy Turvy Arrowhead Lesson From Seneca Craft Revival
Akron New York reports the Seneca tribe on Tonawanda reservation revives ancient crafts with a state program costing £171 weekly. White teachers instructed as tribal bow and beadwork centers produce arrowheads and other goods, revealing a surprising gap in traditional lithic skills.
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Tonawanda
Ear Noises and Home Treatments Promised in Health Advice
Dr. Frank McCoy explains ear ringing stems from high blood pressure or catarrhal mucus and can often be relieved by a fasting diet and careful afterward. He also answers reader questions on bed bugs birthmarks and bladder abscess with practical, doctor-advised steps.
Radio Clock Schedule Highlights From May to June
A survey of forthcoming radio programming across networks WEAF NBC and WABC CBS in New York. Highlights include Epsom Derby commentary with R C Lyle at 7 35 A M on WJZ NBC and WABC CBS, and multiple broadcasts featuring Chester H McCall James T Shotwell Sir Josiah Stamp and other noted figures.
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New York
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America
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CBS
Pierre Lorillard
W. C. Whitney
Richard Croker
World Peace Foundation
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Department of Commerce
James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
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Josiah Stamp
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Woman's Prison Association
Woman's Radio Review
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Santo de Primio
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Hat Sizing Caution From Flapper Fanny
Flapper Fanny warns readers to recheck hat size before buying. Advice emphasizes proper fit to avoid discomfort and awkward style.
Hanky wavers on piers and witty bridges of New York
In a New Yorker At Large piece the writer observes holiday pier rituals of hanky wavers along West Street and the crowded waterfront. He jokes about pier and rich wavers, gullible crowds, and the annual river traffic toll scheme proposed by Harlem River bridge authorities. He notes prominent city wives linked to major industries, adding a social sketch of wealth and influence in New York.
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Allen Melody Masterpieces and NBC Radio Schedule
Radio program lineup lists Allen at 8:20, Melody Masterpieces at 8:20, Ben Bernie at 10:30, WJZ NBC 5:45 P M, Dangerous Paradise drama, 6:30 House of Glass sketch, 8 Hits and ts, 8:30 America in Music, 9 Reggie Childs and Orchestra, 9:30 I s Spots quartet.
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WJZ
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America
Reggie Childs
Dorothy Dix on the need for wives to know their husbands business
Dorothy Dix argues wives deserve access to their husbands business lives for mutual trust and practical reasons. She contends secrecy undermines support, finances, and security, noting wives' influence and insight can aid decisions and resilience in widowhood.
Amarilloan in Washington ends voyage with reflections
Foster Peterson recounts a June Washington visit. He chats with DeWitt Wing, credits farming as a facts driven business, notes AAA education via referendums, and observes Washington’s political bustle before boarding a Texas-bound train shouting all aboard.
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Texas
Senate of the United States
DeWitt Wing
Old Breeders’ Gazette
New Yorker
New England
AAA
Middlewest
Washington
Film mogul's wife helps actress Virginia Howard rise
Hollywood reports Virginia Howard, a 20 year old actress, was struggling in film until Mrs. Samuel Goldwyn, wife of the producer, heard her on a radio program. Mrs. Goldwyn took an interest and decided to finance the young talent to advance her career.
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Virginia
Samuel Goldwyn
Texas farms show increase in census totals
The Texas farm census shows 510 469 farms in the state five years to 1930 up from 495 589. Cameron County leads with 4 382 new farms and Hidalgo County tops all counties at 9 885. Limestone County records the sharpest drop to 4 565, and Ellis County falls by 1 298 farms.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Washington, D. C
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Cameron County
Hidalgo County
Texas
Ellis County
Panhandle Plains Singing Convention Opens Saturday
Singers from Oklahoma New Mexico and Panhandle cities will attend the Panhandle Plains Singing Convention in the Senior High School Auditorium Saturday night and all day Sunday Ollie Dixon of Amarillo presides and announces a varied Saturday night program featuring popular sacred and comedy numbers and reads. Sunday's program will be sacred music with several quartets from nearby towns expected.
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Oklahoma
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Mexico
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Vice
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Panhandle
Panhand Plains
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Actress Appears With Bro. Way Projection
An actress will leave on Saturday to fill a summer engagement in New York after appearing with Bro. Way. The report notes Virginia plans the trip and the timing aligns with a stage run in the city.
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Virginia Will Lee
New York
Tax on Motor Vehicles Collected Across the Country
A report shows total motor vehicle taxes collected nationwide in 1933 reached 1,137,872,000 dollars. The figure reflects levies on passenger cars trucks and related registrations as part of state and federal revenue efforts during the year.
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