Public mood poll on Supreme Court proposal
The Amarillo Globe urges readers to participate in a nationwide poll on Roosevelt's plan to expand the Supreme Court by six justices. About 700 newspapers join the NEA Service in gathering public sentiment as Congress debates the issue and citizens are urged to vote in this advisory survey.
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Supreme Court
NEA Service
Roosevelt
High Court
Congress
House
Senate
Globe and News
America
Chirt Ameang
Roncevelt
Ags Gunn
Fxs
League of Nations
Ason
Roonwevelt
Wight
Congressmin
Maurer Mayertok
Romevel
Rowevel
Tony
Willy
Feher
Peesone
Caroline Hiei
T Hurter
Mawariqueet
In Peace and War The Legion’s Flood Relief Spotlight
Nation praises the American Legion for relief work in the Mississippi and Ohio floods. Legion posts mobilized thousands of volunteers, set up kitchens, provided clothing and medicine, and coordinated with Red Cross financing and materials. Recovery and welfare work, child welfare funds, and auxiliary cooperation are highlighted as ongoing efforts.
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Preas
American Legion
Miassasippi
Ohio
Legion
Harry W. Colmery
American Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Behind the Scenes In Washington
In Washington a fierce battle forms over Roosevelt's judicial reform program with Borah Johnson Lodge and Brandegee as leaders. The article compares it to the League fight and notes opposition plotting tactics while Roosevelt seeks to rally the nation through broadcasts.
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Washington
League of Nations
Roosevelt
William & Horah
Hiram Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Senate
House
League
Wilson
Brandegee
Borah
Johnson
Supreme Court
Lodge
Ten
Laures
Wye
Murder Mystery Aboard Rocksavage Yacht Involving Wealth Motives
Detective Kettering investigates the murder of British financier Bolitho Blane aboard the Carlton Rocksavage. Passengers including Lady Welter, Reginald, Mrs. Joce Lyn, Count Posodini, the Bishop of Bude, Inso Uke Bavashe and Nicholas Stodart face scrutiny as motive links emerge to financial gain and a looming merger.
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Bolitho Blane
Carlton Rocksavages
Kettering
Lady Welter
Reginald
Jocelyn
Count Posodini
Bude
Insouke Bavashe
Nicholas Stodart
Blane
Rocksavage
Hayashi
Deat Heyashi
Vitamins and a detective tale blend of health and crime
An article mixes nutrition guidance about vitamins and a crime narrative featuring Detective Officer Neame and characters Lady Welter Mildred Short and Mr. Hayashi. The ongoing mystery centers on motives, bribes, and a murder aboard a ship with a cliffhanger ending.
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Neame
Kettering
Lady Welter
Mildred Short
Industrial Design Opens Way To High Stage in Machine Age
Industrial design emerges as a key force in 20th century industry shaping handsome machines and new living spaces. The Cheneys describe design as function driven and harmonious with modern needs, noting rising use in homes, appliances, and mass housing while warning against superficial modernism and poor redesigns.
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Radburn
N. J
Whittlesey House
McGraw Hill Book Company
Norman Bel Geddes
Cheneys
William Lescaze
Donald Deskey
Gilbert Rohde
Eleanor LeMaire
Philippine Official Crossword Clue Theme Puzzle
Horizontal clues cover roles words and phrases about powers gods seas and titles. Vertical items include inlaid decoration elderly bowing and wine vessel among others forming a comprehensive word puzzle with historical and linguistic glimpses.
Shadowing at GM Led to Pinkerton Surveillance Reach
Senate investigators released ledger sheets showing General Motors ordered the Pinkerton Detective Agency to shadow William Green AFL president and other labor leaders. The 1935 surveillance included Francis Dillon UAW president John Prey metal trades head Adolph Germer and other AFL officials.
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Washington
Senate
General Motors
Pinkerton Detective Agency
William Green
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Pinkerton
Green
Francis Dillon
United Automobile Workers
John Prey
The
A. F. of L
Adolph Germer
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Abi ene Public Schools Head R D Green Dies
R D Green 62 longtime superintendent of Abilene Public Schools died of a heart attack just before midnight. He served 20 years as head, was reelected to another term three days earlier and was a director at McMurry College.
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Abilene
U.P
R D. Green
Green
McMurry College
The Uvula Its Form and Troubles in the Throat
An overview of the uvula explaining its function in the palate, common irritants, and how inflammation or long length can cause a lump in the throat. It notes historical removal practices, when surgery is needed, and that rare cases include a double uvula.
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Lady Welter
Mildred
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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the Globe
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Syracuse
N. Y
NEA
Rae
Busiceag
Mr. Blane
Neamfe
Inosuke Hayashi
Mr. Hayashi
Tiane
Shikoku Products Company
Totemi Soap Company
Segain
Weill
le Corbusier
California
Ernity
Kansas City Star
Philippine
Philippines
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God of the Sky
Commonwealth
Grace Moore
Probe
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