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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
7
Attacks on the Supreme Court threaten the nation’s fundamental law and the weak and oppressed. After the President’s February 5 proposal, mature reflection intensifies the view that Roosevelt has driven the country to a gravest decision in its history amid rising information on the proposal’s details.
Washington era warnings about constitutional amendment by usurpation echo in a review of the independence of the judiciary. Bryce and Cooley are cited on the Supreme Court as guardian of the Constitution, with alarms about power, checks and balances and the risks of majority rule. Boston Tea Party tea cost noted at five dollars per pound with a three pence tax.
Local items note Mr and Mrs Geo Scott left Tuesday for Mexico City. D Scott visits Byart Wednesday. Library adds 75 new books. Geo Davison and Sam Hineman return to Pontiac Thursday. No further set down strikes hoped. Conco gas man Bill fills in. Fred Sowles caught a 9 1 4 lb fish on Crooked Lake Thursday. Wm Duncan heads to Mr Pleasant Thursday. P T A meeting well attended. Chas Summers ill. Faith Scott injured from pony fall. Dr Woods of Clare treated with 25 stitches. Slice recovering well.
Bad roads and disagreeable weather kept members away for Grange Saturday. Mathew Scott and Harry Cornell traveled to Kalamazoo for a business trip. PTA program at the school house drew several members Friday night. Arthur Smith and Fred Ryan searched Clare and nearby for hay. Grant McLane and Stanley Tryon went to Clare Thursday. Mrs. Harry Spence and Mrs. Grant McLane visited Mrs. B. Tryon Thursday. Daisy Hulun of Flint is caring for her. Next Grange meeting set for March 6 with a call for extra attendance.
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