Roosevelt plan eyed to curb Supreme Court power
Washington comments condemn President Roosevelt for seeking to override judicial independence through court-packing and amending the Constitution. The piece argues the Court acts only after Congress sets policy and warns of dangerous power to force judiciary changes to suit New Deal experiments.
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Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Congress
Roosevelt
Severell
United States
NRA
Grange and church groups announce March events
Mrs Densmore visits grandmother Mrs Schunik with her daughters as relatives call on their brother-in-law Stew Bright in Bay City hospital. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Wallace Bell draws a large crowd as they prepare to move to Pontiac. Grange plans a March 28 gathering with a pot luck lunch. Clare Pomona hosts Riverside Grange on March 24 along with Him Grove Church Aid meeting at the hall.
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John Densmore
Sarah Schunik
Rstanley Schink
John ‘Hartan
Stew. Bright
Bay City
Wallace Bell
Bell
Pontiac
Grange
Clare Pomona
Riverside Grange
Him
Grove Church Aid
Hall
Grange Dance Planned at Beech School House
Gilmore Grange holds Thursday meetings at Beech schoolhouse. A March 26 dance is planned with no alcohol to ensure a wholesome party for all. Local residents and families are invited. neighbors note recent births, visits, and illnesses as the community shares news from Coleman and Clare areas.
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Grange
Beech School House
Mike Fancovic
Coleman
Fancovic
Gilmore
Perry Family Injuries Reported After Home Incident
Lav Perry suffered a head wound when a wind charger paddle struck him while climbing a house roof near noon Tuesday. He was taken to Woods Hospital in Clare for stitches and is recovering but weak from blood loss. Violet Perry injured her foot with an axe while mumps illness spreads to Dick Vierdena and Paul Perry.
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Quy Perry
Hdna Lavvarty
and Myre
Lester Thrush
Lavertie Perry
John Laverty
Laverne
Woods Hospital
Clare
Perry
Violet Perry
Vierdena
Paul
Perrys
In Memoriam Vernon Thursh Two Years Gone
In memorial to our dear son and brother Vernon E Thursh taken in March 1935. A precious one from us was taken a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our home. Tho he has gone from our midst never to return again his memory lingers and what’s at loss we’ll know is Heaven’s gain. Mr and Mrs F Thursh and sons.
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Vernon E.thursh
Mrs. F. Thursh
Local Notes from Rosebush and Vernon
Norman Wager remains very ill at Clare County General Hospital. A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Nulf. Mrs Lester McLachlan and her baby from St Ignace are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Campbell. Mrs Charles Little died at home Friday night with funeral service at St Henrys Vernon on Monday. She is buried beside her husband who died earlier. Mr and Mrs Gale Lutz their son Wilmer and Mrs Andrew Willey visited Lansing over the weekend.
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Glenn Beach
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Blazer Shilling
Willis Cressman
Dewitt
Harold Thrush
Lansing
Pringle
Clare
Pringles
Lester “Thrush
Alma Oowens
Ruth Perry
Deb McNeal
Harry Higgins
F. Thrush
Donna Fordyce
Arthur
Norman, Wager
Clare County General Hospital
Nulf
Lester McLachlan
St. Ignace
Homer Campbell
Charles Little
St. Henry’s Church
Vernon
Gale Lutz
Wilmer
Andrew Willey
Perfection Through Adversity in Divine Ideals
A reflection on adversity as the stepping stone to higher ideals of the perfect man and woman through illness sorrow bereavement and disappointment.
Chicago Zoo Sets Mark in Acquiring of Animals
The Chicago Zoological Park at Brookfield reported a record pace in acquiring wildlife from June 1 onward. Robert Bean, assistant director and curator of animals, said the zoo received 243 mammals, 103 reptiles, and 97 birds in the period.
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Chicago Zoo
Chicago
Chicago Zoological Park
Brookfield
Robert Bean
Zoo
Electric Chair For Poultry Tested In San Francisco
San Francisco technicians have devised an "electric chair" to stun and kill chickens turkeys geese and squabs for market prep. Birds are placed on a moving belt with legs clamped and heads pressed to an electrode at 1000 volts or more. The inventors claim a humane sanitary system aims to revolutionize poultry processing.
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San Francisco
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Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Regal Coal
Clare Elevator Company
Advange Grange
Gilmore Grange
Pettengill
ICC
America
Michigan
Michigan Railroads Association
Memoriam
Rosebush News
Bettel.co., Inc
DuBois, Pa
Louise
Clare, Mich
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