Has Charles II Returned The Supreme Court And Recovery
The Charleston Gazette reflects on the 1935 Supreme Court decision nullifying NR A actions. It traces history from Marshall to Hughes, cites cases on money power and income tax, and questions constitutional limits on congressional appropriation for social welfare.
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Charles II
Supreme Court
Congress
Yuan
Taten
Union
Diowman
United States
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Daniel ‘Webster
Webster
John Marshall
Cleveland
Wlliam L. Wilson
Charles Town
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Washington
Joseph Choate
New York
Bhiras
Bluefield
Tallman
Brandeis and NRA Codes Spark Private Debate in Supreme Court
In June 2 Washington column Drew Pearson notes Louis D Brandeis long opposed broad industry codes saying the NRA threatens child labor limits minimum wage and hours rules He advised General Johnson that codes would abolish protections and urged restraint Senate Republicans balk at changing senate desks after Bronson Cutting’s death. President and aides clash over rural rehabilitation policy as page six continues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
NRA
Johnson
Brandeis
Johnsoy
Senate
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
Chavez
Leslie Li Ditile
Senator Cutting
Intercepted Message from 1935 Political Exchange
A dated intercepted note from June 3 1935 shows a letter to Ray praising the Republican party's need for new leadership, criticizing the old line, and signing off with an informal closing. The fragment hints at intra party tensions and calls for regeneration within the GOP.
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Pany
Raymond V Humphreys Named Organization Director
Raymond V. Humphreys of Huntington West Virginia is announced as Organization Director for the Young Republican League. The appointment places him in a leadership role shaping party outreach and youth engagement.
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Raymond V. Humphreys
Young Republican League
Huntington
W. Va
Fairy star, Bernard Shaw on street bench, New York tale
In New York, a night on Chatham Walk features a Marie Doro style star in The Admirable Crichton and a Bernard Shaw figure on a sidewalk bench near Otto Kahn. An elderly solver riffs with crossword words like edacious and xanthuos as crowds image the author’s book names.
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New York
Arnold Bennett
Chatham
Marie Doro
Grichton
James
West Forty-eighth Street
Bernard Shaw
Otto Kahn
Washington Close-Up on Smith Toward Fusion Candidacy
Washington insiders discuss a possible shift toward a fusion conservative candidacy led by Al Smith with Roosevelt era tensions resurfacing. Private aides doubt Smith would head a ticket, yet some Democrats see potential for a Smith fusion run if strong enough pressure arises.
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Washington
Frank" Roosevelt
al” Smith
Smith
White House
Roosevelt
Chitsno
New England
New Jer
Patriot address urges support for Roosevelt and New Deal
The writer argues Congress and courts overstepped when aiding China and Asia, praising Roosevelt for restraint and leadership. He urges a re hearing of N R A cases, defending law, order, and national recovery while warning critics not to surrender gains, recalling Cromwell and Cromwellian aftermath.
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Readers test questions and answers page from Gazettes
Readers are invited to send questions to The Gazettes Washington Bureau to be answered. The page lists sample questions on geography history and etiquette with provided answers and notes on proper language usage. It also advertises a philately booklet for ten cents and requests readers’ name and address.
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Nis
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Gazetta
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200000 To Spend in Crimin al Schemes and Britannia Notes
Arthur Brisbane laments criminal fortunes and British imperial boldness. He questions what criminals will do with $200,000, who among them will be captured or talk, and how authorities will react. The column critiques Britain’s diplomacy and colonial moves, and mentions an American firm building a Lake Tsana dam for England. It ends with musings on disability and media, noting Italy’s press limits after June 28.
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Manchester
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Honest Hutch
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Weyerhaeuser
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Picohos
Mother Britannia
Marsylint
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Sudan
Britain
Mussolini
Solomon
Sheba
Lake Tsang
Schmuss
Phose
Solly Wertheim
Distraeli
Berlin
Agianes
Cyprus
Germany
Britannia
Cape
J. G. White Engineering Corporation
Laka Tsana
New York
la Guardia
Epidratua
Moon
Semmetz
Byron
Pope
First presidential candidate of the season teases in gym clash
The piece notes Republicans picketing their man for 1636 and hints at a Douglas figure who directed the budget. Democrats oppose the Blue Eagle and a freightless Pigeon. A humorous line mentions a lopsided chair as the era’s opener.
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Douglas
St Tx
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