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Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1935

Page

2

Supreme Court Strikes Down NRA and Frazier Lemke Acts

Supreme Court rulings invalidate the New Deal program. The NRA code structure is struck as unconstitutional delegation, restricting federal commerce power. The Frazier Lemke farm moratorium is void under the Fifth Amendment. President Truman’s aide Humphrey dismissal is ruled illegal for politics not misconduct. Administration fears and lawmakers debate continued enforcement of labor and trade measures.

Supreme Court of the United States Hughes NRA Congress Justice Brandeis Gelien Elt Wil BE Humphrey Federal Commission

Grass Roots convention to open in Springfield Illinois

Nine states will send delegates to the Grass Roots Republican convention opening June 10 in Springfield Illinois with unofficial delegates from other states and national leaders. Harrison Spangler is expected as temporary chairman and speeches include Arthur Hyde and Edward Hayes. The gathering will address Roosevelt New Deal policies and Republican opposition.

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NRA unconstitutional ruling shocks markets and labor

The Supreme Court unanimously declares NRA unconstitutional. High judges say Congress must act and cannot abdicate to the President. Pundits predict labor and stock markets react as brokers flip from optimism to concern over the decision.

Supreme Court Congress

Food and Work for Everybody

Earl Godwin Ashington analyzes Roosevelt’s veto of the bonus bill and the political fallout. He notes the veto position, the veteran lobby pressure, and the public reaction as Congress initially supports then sustains the veto but later fails to pass the bill. He weighs potential 1945 payment timing and inflation concerns.

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