Nine old men shape New Deal fate at U S Supreme Court
The piece surveys the nine Supreme Court justices, their ages, factions, and potential swing votes on New Deal recovery programs. It notes the Minnesota mortgage case and the high stakes of the New York milk control suit, with two moderates Hughes and Roberts as pivotal.
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Leo Nebbia
New York State Milk Control Board
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Ute Books
Oregon
Oklahoma
Charles Evans Hughes
Owen J. Roberts
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hughes
Owen J Roberts
Senate
John J. Parker
Roberts
Willis van Devanter
Taft
George Sutherland
Harding
Utah
Reed Smoot
Sutherland
England
van Devanter
James Clark McReynolds
Wilson
McReynolds
Brandeis
Cardozo
Pierce Butler
Windsor OES installs officers in Hawkeye chapter meeting
Friday evening installation of officers for Windsor chapter OES with Mrs. C. A. Munson and Mrs. W. W. Burkhart as installing officers. Titles include Worthy Matron Mrs Walter Robinson and Worthy Patron Walter Robinson. other officers listed with names and roles such as secretary Mrs L H Hauth treasurer, and warder Mrs G E Jones. Star Points names Adah Mrs Leo Roatz Ruth Mrs G L Cumming Esther Bessie Schoonover Martha Mrs Glen Aspinwall Electa Mrs Art Renwick chaplain Mrs John Palmer marshal Mrs A Dunegey.
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L. H. Hauth
Adah
Leo Roatz
Ruth
G. L. Cumming
Esther
Bessie Schoonover
Martha
Glen Aspinwall
Electa
Art Renwick
John Palmer
G. E. Jones
Sentinel
Fred Campbell
Marshal
A. Dunegey
Monsignor Toomey Dies After Decades Of Parish Leadership
Monsignor John J Toomey long pastor of Immaculate Conception parish dies. He guided church building work including a new church parsonage convent and a $250000 school. He modernized parish schooling and expanded Mercy hospital support and Mount Calvary cemetery. Born in 1867 in County Limerick Ireland he served in Dubuque before becoming rector of the cathedral and later honored as Domestic Prelate in 1932.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception School
Mercy Hospital
Mount Calvary Cemetery
John J. Toomey
Donoman
Croon
County Limerick
Ireland
Christian Brothers Adare
College
Arl Hallows
Dublin
Archdiocese of
Dubuque
Hennessy
St. Joseph's College
Columbia College
Iowa
Mount Olivet
St. Raphael School
Monsignor
Toomey
Francis J. Beckman
Father Toomey
James
Thomas
Nellie Toomey
Mary Elizabeth
Joseph
Mount Sin_Sinawa
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Cedar River island bridge bid invites city action
The Cedar Rapids city council authorized bid receipts for a bridge linking the north end of the municipal island to the First Avenue bridge while plans advance to align the island’s north half with the county south half. David King died in Daytona Florida after a long Cedar Rapids residence. Mrs Lila Younkers and Mrs Minnie Hollowell left for Daytona to remain through spring. M J Kelly was elected president of the Rock Island Employees club and GM Stonebraker was elected to a post.
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David King
Cedar Rapids
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King
Lila Younkers
Minnie Hollowell
Notable Local Notices Span 1914 and 1904 Events
The record lists local officials and officers including vice president J. H Watkins secretary O. B. Erbe and jan 22 1914 dates. Alfred Noyes spoke at Sinclair Memorial chapel. Margaret Smith had a lost handbag returned by mail. G H Meredith and J D Wardle spoke at the Iowa Engineering Society in Des Moines January 22 1904. A W Kool installed as venerable consul Linden camp M W A. Alice M Husted and Ben M Slemens wed January 20 at Rev W A Pratt's home.
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Alfred Noyes
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Margaret Smith
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Pratt
Sign of the three golden balla traced to Lombards
The phrase notes the three golden balls as a symbol first used by the Lombards, described as forerunners of the modern uncle.
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