Liberal Justices Split Over Roosevelt Court Plan
The piece reports on reactions of liberal Supreme Court justices Cardozo Brandeis and Stone to FDR's court plan, with Pettengill Yale debate over the proposal and Hull reshuffling diplomats. It outlines appointed ambassadors and a fatal San Francisco plane crash, plus misc urban notes and a 1937 copyright notice.
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Supreme Court
Cardozo
Roosevelt
Brandeis
Justice Stone
Sam Pettengill
South Bend
Ind
Yale Law School
Charles E. Clark
Pettengill
Yale
Dean Clark
Athlete Convicted Of Slaying Mother
Vincent Yankovich, 29, former Rockford high school athletic star, was convicted of slaying his mother Magdalene Yankovich, 49, in a brief jury trial. Authorities said he would be committed to the Menard state hospital for the criminally insane.
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Rockford, Ill
Vincent Yankovich
Rockford
Magdalene Yankovich
Menard State Hospital
Head Of McGregor Marquette Bank Dies
Fred S. Richards, 69, president of First State Savings Bank of McGregor and Marquette, died Wednesday of pneumonia in Rochester Minnesota. He had gone there to visit his son D. F. Richards, president of the American National Bank of Idaho Falls, who is a patient at the Mayo Hospital.
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McGregor
Fred S. Richards
First State Savings Bank of
McGregor and Marquette
Rochester
Minn
D. F. Richards
American National Bank of
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mayo
Father Who Slew Son Sentenced in Chicago Slaying
In Chicago, Criminal Court Judge John Lupe sentenced Aurel Kozaker, 54, to one to fourteen years in the penitentiary after finding him guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of his son, Aurel Kozaker, 25, last November.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
John Lupe
Aurel Kozaker
Amana power contract approved for cooperative system
The Iowa Electric Light and Power company will supply electric current to Amana colonies under a federal approved contract with the Amana Society Service company. The Amana cooperative will buy wholesale power at a decreasing rate as consumption rises and will retail it to residents and the society. Power should be diverted to lines and the contract active by March 1 after the REA loan aided buildout.
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Amana
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Amana Society Service Copny
Amana Society Service Company
Homestead
East Amana
Middle Amana
High Amana
South Amana
Highline
Amana Society
Amana _ society
Radio Programs Thursday and Scotty Evening Schedule
Radio listings show a dense slate across NBC CBS and local stations with 6:00pm Easy Aces and later programs like Vocal Varieties, Moonlight Serenade style acts, various orchestras, and closing 11:00pm Guy Lombardo orchestra on multiple stations. Notable names include Kate Smith Roy Shield Vincent Lopez and Florence. The schedule includes music variety shows, orchestras, drama segments and youth programs across WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM WCCO KMOX WGST and others.
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Easy Aces
NBC
WJZ
Qernert Foote Ensemble
CBS
Vocal Varieties
WEAF
Northwestern WU
Bookshelf
Wwoc
WCCO
WBBM
Weaf Aiia
Alexander Woollcott
KMOX
WGST
WCC
WIZ
Vallee Orch
Roy Shield
WIZ Chain
Kate Smith
WABC
Rochester Philhermonis Orch
Major Bowes
Town Meeting of the Air
Bing Crosby
Floyd Gibbons
Marc of
Wwccoco
Weaf Chain
Paul Ash Orch
WJZ Chain
Phil Levant
Olsen Orch
Henry Busse
Bernie Orch
Vincent Lopez Orch
WOC
Malcolm Claire
Weap Chain
Oleanders
William Meeder
Leo
Ken
Streamliners
Breakfast Club
Adela Rogers Weaf
Tim Healy
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Josh Stepine
Finchville
Ain
Wabc M
Robert Gately
Magazine of the Air
Vic and Sade
Allan Rete
Wbbm Wast
Wwceco
Aless
WEAP
Stout
Gene Arnold
Excert
National Farm
KMOZ
Dick Fidler
Weaf Love
Marge
KMOCX
Columbia Concert Hall
Ma Perkins
Martinez Brothers
POE
College Women’s Glee Club
Billy Mills
the O'Neills
Weaf Radio Guild
Salvation army _ staff wand
Archer Gibson
WJZ Oc
Children’s Hour
Frank Wattanabe
Watc
Kerr
Homestead
Lenin
Barry McKinley
Carol Deis
Hall Orch
Joan and the Escorts
Amos ’N’ Andy
Uncle Sam
Lum
Abner
Buddy Clark
Ae Caballeros
Nbcy Weap
Ee Chandler Arch
Court of Panen Relations
Music Guild ‘Awards
Philadelphia
Nn Ae
Toneeetuanan
Delia Chiesa
Elza Schullert
Verrill
Harold Stern
N ‘S
Jesters
Gien “Gray Orch
Dy Duchin Orch
Guy Lombardo Orch
WEBM
Wgst Woo
State Senate Motor Vehicle Bill Seeks Independent Department
A bill filed by the Senate motor vehicle committee would create an independent state motor vehicle department, expand the highway patrol to 150 total, raise driver license fees, set speed limits, and strengthen brake and lighting laws. The department would move from the secretary of state to a governor-appointed superintendent for six years.
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Des Moines
Senate Motor Vehicle Committee
State Highway Patrol
Iawa
State Safety Council
State
Secretary of State
Senate
Highway Patrol
Papers Backing F D R Oppose Court Plan In Boston Poll
A Boston poll finds most respondents who backed F D R. oppose the court packing idea. More than two thirds withheld judgment or offered no clear stance.
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F.D.R
Boston
Rosevelt
Pilgrim With a 33-Pound Cross Comes Through Strasbourg
J B Muller a Bavarian Catholic pilgrim bearing a 33 pound cross similar to the one Jesus bore passed through Strasbourg on his homebound tour He began in Rosenheim in 1932 walking to holy shrines in France and Spain He visited Rome Mount Tabor and shrines in Tours Paray le Monial Nevers Lisieux Rouen Our Lady of the Thorn Verdun and crossed the Rhine at Kehl while declining rides to carry his cross.
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Strasbourg
France
Jesus
Calvary
J. B. Muller
Rosenheim
Bavaria
Muller
Holy Land
Rome
Mount Tabor
Palestine
Lourdes
Paris
Metz
Spain
Portugal
Africa
Tours
Paray-le-Monial
Nevers
Lisieux
Rouen
Our Lady of the Thorn
Verdun
Alsace
Colmar
Mulhaus
Rhine
Kehl
Valentino Revival Draws Crowds Despite Coed Snickers
In Chicago the University Films Society screens Rudolph Valentino revivals from burning sands to European courts drawing crowded audiences of University of Chicago coeds. They snicker at the scenes as lacking compared with modern screen lovers, yet still flock to see the show.
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Chicago
Rudolph Valentino
University of Chicago Coeds
University Films Society
Europe
Coeds
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