Public Sentiment On Debates And The Supreme Court
A Sunday column argues that loyal Roosevelt supporters should unite to promote the New Deal and counter Republican and Liberty League opposition. It contends the government has grown debt mainly from World War I, highlights public investments, and defends court reform while urging faith in the president’s program.
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Thors
Congress
Senate
House
King
Utah
King Tho Mand
Roosevelt
Hoosealt
United States
Home Owners’ Loan
Independent
Rooserviit
Liberty League
Court fight and public sentiment on special privilege
The passage argues against special privilege and big money influencing government and the Supreme Court. It claims a minority of Democrats support efforts to align court decisions with those interests, while public sentiment grows to counter this, pressing for the people's will to be written into law.
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Supreme Court
Birth Control Gains AMA Support as Medical Practice
The American Medical Association unanimously recognizes birth control as proper medical practice marking a major shift after decades of opposition. It endorses voluntary birth spacing, information in licensed clinics, study of contraceptive methods, and education in medical schools while acknowledging prior legal barriers and court actions.
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American Medical Association
Margaret Sanger
Atlantic City
Anthony Comstock
Congress
New York Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Guldahl Wins Open After Dramatic Finish Sees Snead Courageous
Ralph Guldahl crowned Open champion by one stroke over Sammie Snead in a dramatic final 18 holes. Guldahl fired a 68 to overcome the field and tie or break records, while Snead battled back from two strokes behind with 70 and 71 in the final 36 holes.
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Bammie Snead
Aternoon
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Guidahl
Guldahl
Sammie Snead
Sammie
Gene Fowler The Denver Writer Who Found New York Fame
A sketch of Gene Fowler, Denver native turned New York sports writer, reporter, and author. The piece traces Fowler from Denver fights to Chicago world series coverage, his tenure at the New York American, and later Hollywood career as a screenwriter. It notes his wit, prolific output, and signature two novels plus autobiographies.
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New York American
Otto Flote
Denver Post
Denver
Gene Fowler
New York
Chicago
Caleb van Hamm
The
American
Eddition
Gene
van Hamm
Fowler
George Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Timberline
Madam Silke
Hollywood
California
Fire Island
Great South Bay
Femal Jn
Shortage prompts reuse of subsistence projects for farmers
A letter from Blaine McLoughlin of Charleston West Virginia proposes using Red Mouse and Arthurdale subsistence projects to aid stranded farmers amid a miner shortage. The writer urges Secretary of Agriculture to adopt the plan.
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Blaine
Red Mouse
Arthurdale
Blaine McLoughlin
Y. of Agriculture
Charleston, W. Va
Paris and Rembrandt Tales Prompt Journal Varied Exchange
A serialized column notes Paris as a literary testing ground and cites Eugene Scribe’s model of collaboration in doubling up writing efforts. It also recounts Harry Oakes’s Rembrandt purchase tale and a Shanghai to U S A air link via Sikorsky and Clipper connections.
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Charles Teller
Argentina
France
Eugene ‘Scribe
Aaint
Fue Scribe
Aupply
Auber
Myerbeer
Faris
Lake Shore
Oakes
London
Rembrandt
T. R. Hyde
del Monte Cate
Shanghai
China
San Francisco Examiner
Hong Kong
Alameda
Calif
Maverick anger highlights Democratic strains on Capitol
Daily social security letters reveal personal woes from jealousy to missing relatives. Congress member Maury Maverick vents anger at telegraphed proposals, challenging White House access and McIntyre's handling, while a linguistic congressman showcases polyglot wit inside the Supreme Court area.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Joe
Congress
Maury Maverick
Capitol Hill
a_r
Maverick
Sf al Smith
White House
House
Arie
Marvin McIntyre
McIntyre
Charley West
Congressional
Halson
Ohio
Supreme Court
Tim Jadlea
Editors View Hasty Marriage Law Welcomed Across State
West Virginia’s new hasty marriage law, effective Friday, draws favorable editorials statewide. Comments praise stricter checks such as physician certificates and potential blood tests, while a few papers urge longer notice and caution against cross state elopements.
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West Virginia
Dewnpaper
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Alderson Advertiser
Kentucky
Virgina
Herald-Dispatch
Ohio
Huntington
Alderson
Greenbrier
Coveington
Clarksburg
Lcense
Notice Inn
Parkersburg News and
Hinton Daily News
Parkersburg
Elkins Iter Mountain
Wellsburg
Faye
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Randolph
Weirton
Barriers and Tax Talk From Arthur Baer Column
In a caustic 1937 column Arthur Baer mocks reporters and politics while predicting a decisive Tuesday on income tax. He ridicules press intrusion and political rhetoric, urging readers to embrace the tax issue as a social obligation and political test.
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Morgan
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Gress
Raymord G. Carroll
Irving Cobb
America
Joy Jerome Williams
Paris
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Arscholds
Messmore Kendall
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