Nominee Draws Rebuke Roosevelts Supreme Court pick
President Roosevelt nominated Senator Mago of Alabama to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court, causing swift opposition from Burke and Johnson who urged referral to the judiciary committee for careful consideration. The debate highlighted partisan tensions and questions over the nominee's views on public holding, federal loans, and public works.
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Supreme Court
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Block
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Burke
Dém
Neb
Johnson
Rep. Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Bluele Farmait
Blick
Bismingeham
University of Alabama
Advertising's Value and the Tides of Public Taste
A reflective piece on how advertising reveals a community’s behavior, wealth, and tastes across eras. It muses on hotel quality as a town’s best ad, contrasts modern and bygone eras, and wades through anecdotes about inns, markets, and social mores while pondering how periodicals shape perception.
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America
Rielapent
Roosevelt seeks federal power over wages and hours policy
A Washington Bureau analysis argues President Roosevelt aims to expand federal influence through wage and hour controls and national labor standards boards. It notes past court blocks on NIRA and AAA and warns of bureaucratic expansion, potential regional disparities, and the impact on business and individual rights.
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Washington
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Chang
Moore
Labor Standard Board
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Hawesia
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Ain
NIRA
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Labor Standards Board
Ureaucra
STAR DUST Movie News Reflects Child Star Contracts
Virginia Vale reports on Hollywood contracts signing for young actors after previews. It notes Bee Goldwyn’s five stars from Dead End, Indy Garland at MGM, Deanne Durbin busy at Universal, Kitty Chmey at Paramount, and various stage and radio projects shaping the industry.
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Indy Garland
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