Death of Charles Curtis Former Vice President
Charles Curtis former Vice President and Kansas congressman died at 76 from heart disease at the Washington home of his brother in law and sister. He was the first man of Indian blood to preside over the Senate, with a career from Shawnee County prosecutor to congressman in 1892 and senator from 1907. Funeral services were held in Topeka.
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New Farm Legislation in Flux After Court Ruling
Washington observers see relief measures shifting after the Supreme Court struck down the AAA and NRA. President Roosevelt seeks repeal and a stopgap farm bill, while Congress debates how to replace the invalidated controls. Partisan strains, budgeting moves, and electoral timing color the path forward as officials promise action amid dissent and caution.
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