Ambassadors Dodd and Bingham Quitting Their Posts Pictured Above
A Senate Judiciary Committee hearing features Senator Borat of Idaho, Senator Burke of Nebraska, and Professor Henry W. Edgerton of Cornell. The panel questions Edgerton about a potential U.S. Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit appointment amid concerns over his views on judicial review of legislative enactments. He now supports such review as part of the constitutional system.
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William Borat
Idaho
Edward K. Burke
Nebraska
Henry W. Edgerton
Cornell University
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
American industry seeks new deal for 1934 reforms
The American industry platform requests repeal of unfair labor relations laws and high taxes, urging federal action to promote private initiative and jobs. Charles R. Hook presented the plan at the National Association of Manufacturers, calling for merit-based employment and stronger social responsibility while opposing sweatshops and child labor. The convention in New York adopted these resolutions to boost domestic competition and private industry.
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Charles R. Hook
American Tolling, Mill Company
N. A. ‘M.'s. Resolutions Committee
New York
Otr
Hellocene Era and Crimes of the Law in a Fragmented Drift
A fragmented newspaper prose piece riffs on a speculative Hellocene era named by scientists and mocks public trust in institutions. It juxtaposes geology jargon with social critique of law, corruption, and delayed justice, recalling 1897 hopes and future gadgets while lampooning gamblers and police. The writer muses on time, decay, and civic faith in a satirical voice.
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Krommervellene
Rio
Texas
Wwe
Guoramus
Smart
Topless Swim Suit Demonstrated by Hollywood Belle
Scandinavian actress Hela Linda shows a topless bathing suit at Malibu Beach California as expert Albert of Paris predicted women would wear such swimwear in 1940. Linda takes a dip minus tops to illustrate future beach fashion.
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Hollywood Belle
Hela Linda
Albert
Paris
New York
Linda
Malibu Beach
Calif
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