Supreme Court Rules Restrain New Deal in Three Decisions
The three unanimous rulings challenge New Deal social and economic policy. They limit presidential and federal agency power over codes of fair competition, intrastate commerce, and independent commissions. The Frazier-Lemke mortgage bill faced scrutiny as a wealth redistribution concept.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Republic
Humphrey
New Deal
Tariff Commission
Court of Claims
Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
The
Power Commission
Communications Commission
Infant dies in Pasadena smothering case
Relatives report the accidental death of Beverly Jean Loth aged 18 months in her Pasadena California home. She was found smothered in bed by her mother Doris Clute formerly of Earlville and last employed as a supervisor in Delaware County.
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Earlville
Beverly Jean Loth
Walter Loth
Pasadena
Calif
Doris Clute
Clute
Delaware County
Fleet Men Enjoy Hawaii Holiday After War Games
About 50 000 navy personnel from 165 ships disembarked at Pearl Harbor for shore leave while U S S Pennsylvania and other vessels remained offshore. Assistant Secretary Henry L Roosevelt observed from Punchbowl as Admiral Reeves oversaw maneuvers and Marines described ten days of simulated combat arrangements at Midway.
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U. S S. S. Pennsylvania
U. S. Fleet
Honolulu
T. H
INS
United States Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Henry L. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Joseph M. Reeves
Midway Island
Man Chooses Dynamite Necklace Suicide in Los Angeles
Police report 31 year old oil worker Robert M. Yeatman strapped two pounds of dynamite around his neck and used an electric plunger to detonate it. The incident occurred in Los Angeles and ends a life in a dramatic suicide.
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Los Angeles
Robert M. Yeatman
Horoscope predicts lively day with bold new projects
A day of unusual activity and excitement is forecast due to planetary aspects. The piece notes enterprise and initiative, possible upheaval and rearrangement of surroundings, and a favorable period for big business and new employment. It also mentions notable nativity and local Memorial Day events in Norway and Walker.
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Patrick Henry
Sixty Counterfeit Suspects Nabbed in U S Ring
Federal secret service captures sixty alleged counterfeiters with Chicago as a hub. Richard B. Adams arrested near Milwaukee. Pearl Zahn of Belleville, Sr. named as leader. Arrests extend to Detroit Philadelphia and Cincinnati based on information from Adams and Zahn. A counterfeiting plant was found in a Chicago flat they occupied.
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Chicago
INS
Federal
Secret Service
Milwaukee
Richard B. Adams
Thomas Callaghan
Adams
Pearl Zahn
Belle
Memorial day lawn and garden want ad offered
An inexpensive Want Ad under classification 34 will sell your cut flowers and plants for Memorial Day. Dial 2-1121. Ad-taker advertisement.
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Humphrey Ouster Hlegal
Federal Trade Commission
William E. Humphrey
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Monsieur
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Houston
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Tosacco Cou
Genevieve Kemble
Norway
Andy the Johnson
Gilbert Johnson
Robert Melberg
Ernest Melberg
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John Wack
M. Gunderson
American Legion Post
Iid
2Nd Avenue
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