Does the Supreme Court overrule Congress or the Executive
The Supreme Court acts only on cases brought to it by litigants and has no general power to veto congressional acts. It has historically limited itself to ruling on actual controversies and has declared laws unconstitutional in a small number of cases, as in Muskrat.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Executive
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Washington
U. S
Max Berns
Senate
New York
WPA
Daily News
The
Washington Snapshots on Labor and Legislation
Washington observers note a mix of labor tensions and congressional action. Don Stevens faces AFL charges over guild affiliation talk, while a Congressional Clerks Union forms amid long hours and debate over strikes. Senate work hours plummet and wage hour proposals loom, with potential nationwide cost effects and regional industrial shifts.
Gwynneville Social News and Visits Chronicle
Gwynneville residents host and visit relatives with gatherings at Vickers Camp and at home. Attendees include the Pollitts Seguin Thurston Hungate and several local families. The Willing Workers class meets with nineteen members and three guests. awards and readings noted.
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Harry Keaton
Lafayette
Fred Pollitt
Ardith Beckner
Paul Balting
Rolland Seguin
Vickers Camp
W. P. Thurston
Eva
Mays
Hershel Thurston
Loretta Jayne
Dorothy Lou Hungate
Fountaintown
Mary Frances Pollitt
Gwynneville United Brethren Sunday School
Ed Post
Wilma Andis
Stella Kemp
Boyd Nigh
Lon Woolard
Oscar Alexander
Ray Miller
Oliver Junken
Arthur Shelton
Harold Dyer
Elizabeth Gilbert
Medora
Marjorie Nigh
Owen Parker
Bridge Club
Frank Sullivan
Thomas Wilcoxon
Eva Schwartz
Muncie
Ardeth Beckner
Rolland Seauin
Bloomington
Young Peoples
The
Christian Church
Indianapolis
Virginia Bogue
Robert Long Hospital
Lewis Nigh
Roscoe Engle
Great Falls
Montana
Engle
Nigh
Edward Evans
Robert
Caleb Wilcoxon
Ned Peer
Juanita Six
Martha Guffin
Thomas Wagoner
Greenfield
Kay Gene
New Palestine
Squirrel hunting zones set with overlapping seasons
Virgil M. Simmons announces designation of Southern and Northern Squirrel Hunting Zones with overlapping seasons. In 69 counties including Rush and Shelby, the Southern Zone opens August 10 and closes October 8, with a five-squirrel daily limit and a ban on selling or purchasing any fox or grey squirrel.
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Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Rush
Shelby
Justice Boys named to Ball State News leadership
Muncie Indiana June 16 Paul Justice of Morristown is named business manager of the Ball State News at Ball State Teachers College for the 1937 fall term announced by Basil M Swinford faculty business advisor Robert Justice of Morristown is reappointed as circulation manager Paul Justice a sophomore has served as advertising manager this year and is pledged to Alpha Phi Gamma Commerce Club and Music Club encompassing student roles and honors.
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Muncie
Ind
Paul Justice
Morristown
Ball State News
Ball State Teachers College
Basil M. Swinford
Robert Justice
The
News
Ovaner
Alphi Phi Gamma
Commerce Club
Court Approves Real Estate Transfer In Moore Estate
In circuit court on Friday Judge Marshall approved an administrator's report in the Moore estate case. A real estate sale to Anhn Guy Ewine and Chine Maud Ewing was authorized and a deed ordered delivered after notice to Ralph W. Moore et al. The transaction involved transfer of property to new owners and the report was moved and deed approved.
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Fridey
Marshall
Anhn Guy Ewine
Chine Maud Ewing
Ralah W. Moore
Tigenh
Purdue Advice for Farm and Garden Upkeep
Purdue University extension tips cover tree protection against sun scald insect control for poultry lice and mites farm wiring safety grasshopper and cutworm control with bran bait and poisons pasture management clover and grass protein notes soybean protein trends and rat control before grain storage for farmers and dairymen.
Forest Fire Prevention Poster Aids Indiana Campaign
The state, led by Virgil Simmons, promotes a Roosevelt era forest fire poster by Montgomery Flagg to spur public care and prevention. Indiana reports 24 thousand woodland losses last year with 0.3 million dollars in damage. The Division of Forestry coordinates with a 22-tower fire watch and local wardens to curb fires.
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Roosevelt
Montgomery Flagg
Indiana
Virgil Simmons
Department of Conservation
Division of Forestry
U. S. Forest
Ames
U. S. Bureau of Animal T
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Don Stevens
American Federation of Labor
American Newspaper Guild
Chicago
A. F. of L
Stevens
Wagner Labor Act
William Green
A. F. of
Green
Congressional
Congressional Clerks Union
NRA
America
Casady’s
Severar
Chrambray
Coats
Axminster
Cabao Y'S.xomnk
Gwynneville
Justice Boys
Purdue
Purdue University
Department of Agriculture Extension
University
Fiano Tuni
J.R. Drake
Artington
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