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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
7
Members of the National Editorial Association and the Michigan Press Association are noted in an article segment. The piece highlights professional journalism groups and their affiliations within the state press community.
Local resort community notes a weekend of visits and gatherings. Residents travel between Clare Harrison Saginaw Lansing and Detroit areas for family, friendship, and Labor Day events with multiple cottages, camps, and dinners hosted across the region.
In the final days of Congress the metropolitan press reports a heated dispute between Congress and the White House over neutrality legislation. The President angrily rejects the Senate bill and warns he could plunge the nation into war in ten days, while insisting he will not surrender constitutional foreign affairs prerogatives. The piece recalls a former president who kept us out of war yet led the nation to World War I months later.
The piece discusses the then current war power clash between Congress and the President. It notes Roosevelt’s stance against permanent neutrality legislation, citing constitutional prerogatives and the duty to defend executive prerogatives in foreign affairs while Congress debatesdeclare war or restraint.
Harold Cowles and family have been camping at Bertha Lake Resort. Mr and Mrs BE Bridenbanugh and Mr and Mrs Wm Ward from Lansing camped and fished last week. Mr and Mrs M Payne of Detroit tented for a week. Mr and Mrs O Pietsch Mr and Mrs C Green of Detroit and Mr and Mrs C Sprague and family visited Sunday. The Lincoln Township Unit School Board employed Mrs Bessie Bradley of Clare to can vegetables.
The speaker laments President Roosevelt's intrusion into legislative powers and argues for invoking law to enforce neutrality amid mixed trade talks with counties and a failed Russia agreement, aiming to avoid entanglement in future foreign wars.
Harold Bartlett of Lansing and Russell Kress hosted visits last week. Virgil Blain and wife stayed several days visiting relatives. Various families from Detroit Albion Flint Clare Owosso Highland Park Battle Creek and Cleveland vacationed or visited Lake George with Labor Day gatherings. School opened Tuesday with good attendance.
Lake News reports James Shinabarger and Millard Scott toured Detroit seeing sights and a double header ball game on Tuesday. Clare shoppers, visits between Clare and Lansing and Ferris Institute news follow, including teaching, schooling, theatre, and family moves.
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