Courts 5104 Decisions Stir Constitutional Debate
Congress shows reluctance to curb Supreme Court 5 to 4 rulings on national policy and federal acts. Senator Borah questions power to widen margins, while Senator Black defends majority rule. House Judiciary Chairman Sumners sees 5 4 decisions fueling national debate. In a separate note, Mansfield asks Coast Guard to send cutter Saranac to a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, but trip is limited to Galveston delegates.
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Sumners
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House Judiciary Committee
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House Rivers and Harbors Committee
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Saranac
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Safety focus at Santa Fe meeting underscores speed with care
Seventy department representatives attended a Santa Fe safety meeting in the general office auditorium. Speakers highlighted service with speed and without sacrifice or safety, noting that safer practices reduced accidents and injuries while praising teamwork during dust storms.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe General Office
J. B. Briscoe
J. B. Mireau
R. W. Prentice
C. G. Sebrell
Topeka
Kan
Elmer Kyle
Mr. Kyle
Furman Williams
J. W. Baron
H. O. Wagner
Fred Hart
G. R. Miller
George Hilton
Wm. Daley
Frank Haggart
E. R Zimmerman
W. H. McEachern
W. M. Smyer
Jake Haas
Topeka rail men return to duties and local notes
In Topeka J A Restine Santa Fe brake man resumes duties after an injury on duty two years ago J B Hudgins Santa Fe train man reports back after hospital stay Bill Conway Rock Island freight and passenger agent buys a new home at 3713 Fountain Terrace naming it Nuevo Hacienda J A Gifford formerly with Johnsons Grocery now with the A and B recalls Cayce Kentucky and Casey Jones family ties J W Mode Denver superintendent announces a freight claim prevention meeting at Potter County courthouse Friday May 10 W B Kellett Fort Worth freight claim agent will attend The Denver line moved a CCC train through Amarillo from Cache Oklahoma to Delta Colorado West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention trains planned from Fort Worth and Wichita Falls Fishermen at City Lake enjoy opening day 25 registered visitors sailboats launches and row boats observed
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Ordway Launcers Company
Fountain Terrace
Nuevo Hacienda
Bill
Herman Clutter
J. W. Mode
Denver
Potter County
W. B. Kellett
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Cache
Okla
Delta
Colo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
Wichita Falls
Courthouse Transfers and Local Improvements Noted
Courthouse records show transfers: C W Purr et ux to EB McCartt lot 10 block 9 Lakeview for 2260 dollars. R T Westerfield et ux to H H Loewenstern lot 4 block 96 Eakle. D D Summrall et ux to W L Speer lot 1 block 25 SJH for 2700. Lewis Kuntz et ux to G R Dean part 544 RR. Fidelity Bldg and Loan to Cecil J Denson lot 4 block 9 Morningside for 1.25. Fishermen catch big bass as weather warms, waters rise, grounds smoothed with concrete crossings, a lunch stand and phone booths built by creek. The piece laments missed opportunities and hints at an incomplete revival.
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EB. J. McCarrt
Lakeview
R. T. Westerfield
H. H. Loewenstern
Eakle
D. D. Summrall
W. L. Speer
Lewis Kuntz
G. R. Dean
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GAR Fidelity Bldg
Business Row Slaying Tells of Downtown Fatal Shooting
In San Antonio a fatal shooting followed an argument at a downtown office. J B Crum 43 secretary treasurer of McManus Crum Motor Company died after a confrontation over Crums decision to stay with the firm. Ray Shelton 31 vice president and general manager was seriously wounded.
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Edwin Ueckes
District Attorney's Office
J. B. Crum
McManus-Crum Motor Company
Ray Shelton
Uecker
Crum
Shelton
J. J. Rheiner
Rheiner
M Leopold
Crim
Leopold
N. J. Campbell
Dallas
Impasse in Transportation Ties to Business Revival
The excerpt argues that without revived business there can be no solution to the transportation problem, linking economic activity to infrastructure and logistics recovery. It emphasizes interdependence between commerce and transport efficiency in sustaining growth.
Subwayites Phone Paris Plan Adds Booths in Subway
New Yorkers have long called from stations but Paris opens nine phone booths in its subway. By July end plans call for 300 booths across 240 stations to expand public telecommunication services.
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Subwayites
Paris
U.P
McLennan Project Tops Relief List
A $68,622 McLennan County gardening project led 19 relief work programs approved by Texas relief engineers. Total employment reached 804 men daily at a cost of $173,935, with work for 247 men on the community garden. Other approved programs included Ellis County canning and nutritional efforts, El Paso nutritional work, Howard clerical assistance, Jefferson canning and nutritional, Smith street and bridge repairs, and Travis mattress making for 42 men.
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McLennan
Texas Relief Engineers
Ellis County
el Paso
Howard
Jefferson
Smith—Street
Travis
What Is Epilepsy A Free Doctor opinions booklet
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who request it. Send your name to Educational Division Dept L-486 545 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Dept. L-486
Fifth Avenue
New York
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