Roosevelt Names Black to Supreme Court Vacancy
President Roosevelt nominated Senator Hugo L. Black to fill the vacancy created by Justice Willis Van Devanter's retirement. Black, previously unexpected, faces questions about confirmation and possible impact on hours, wages, and public utility matters, amid broader wartime and political pressures.
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Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Dem
Ala
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Black
Ashurst
Ariz
Burke
Neb
Johnson
Rep
Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Senate
Senate backs court reform bill with three judge panel plan
The Senate approved a sweeping court reform measure described as a substitute for the Sumners bill. It would require District Courts to notify the Department of Justice in constitutional suits, allow reassignment of judges to clear dockets, permit direct appeals to the Supreme Court, and mandate three judge courts for injunctions against federal statutes.
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Sumners
House of Representatives
House
Warren R. Austin
Rep
District Court
Department of Justice
Attorney General
United States
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Labor Standards Board
Board
NRA
Southern Demand Surplus Crop Loans Amid Farm Bill Gridlock
Southern lawmakers press for surplus crop loans as wage hour reform, surplus agricultural control, and cotton loans clash. Roosevelt signals no 10 cent cotton loan until Congress passes the ag control program and ever normal granary measure before January. House troubles persist.
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South
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
House
Sewing patterns promise chic autumn frocks for all
A promotional feature from Sew-Your-Own invites mothers and daughters to sew stylish frocks for autumn. It highlights pattern numbers 1327 1372 and 1987 with sizes 34 to 46, 4 to 12 years, plus fabric suggestions and yardage. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois, price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Uncle Phil Says Calm With the Calm and Ironies
A collection of aphorisms on toughness dignity and social truth. It contrasts calm with pressure warns against envy and superficial equality and jests about reading people and the cost of success.
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Ed Howe
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